CBSE to conduct Central Teacher Eligibility Test between December 16 to January 13
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The test will be conducted in 20 languages throughout the country in computer based test mode, the board said.
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Check NowNEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education will conduct the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) between December 16 and January 13, it said in a statement. The test will be conducted in 20 languages throughout the country in computer based test mode, the board said.
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The information bulletin containing details of the examination, syllabus, languages, eligibility criteria, examination fee, examination cities and important dates will be available on the CTET's website https://ctet.nic.in from September 20, according to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
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Candidates have to apply online only through the CTET website. The online application-process will be start on September 20 and end on October 19. The fee can be paid up to October 20 before 3.30 pm.
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