CTET 2021 Exam Analysis for December 22; Maths moderate, other sections easy
Md Usmangani Ansari | December 22, 2021 | 06:43 PM IST | 2 mins read
Day 5 of the CTET 2021 exam was completed on December 22, it was easy to moderate. Get detailed analysis section-wise and a good attempts.
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Check NowNEW DELHI: The CTET 2021 exam Paper 1 and 2 was conducted today, December 22 by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) first shift from 9:30 to 12 pm and second shift from 2:30 pm to 5 pm across various exam centres in India. According to candidate's feedback, the CTET exam analysis 2021 Paper 1 and 2 held on December 22 was easy to moderate.
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CTET exam date 2021:
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Events
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Dates
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CTET December 2021 exam
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December 16, 2021 to January 13, 2022
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CTET 2021 exam analysis for paper 1 (December 22)
The CTET exam analysis 2021 for paper 1 as per candidates’ feedback the overall difficulty level was easy to moderate. The questions on Child Development & Pedagogy were mostly easy to moderate but somehow tricky. The difficulty level of EVS and mathematics questions was moderate.
The CTET exam analysis 2021 for paper 1 (December 22)
The CTET 2021 paper analysis of December 22 is given in the table below section-wise according to the feedback of candidates.
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Section (Difficulty Level)
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Difficulty Level
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Child Development & Pedagogy
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Easy
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Mathematics
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Easy to Moderate
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Environment Studies
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Easy
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Language I
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Moderate
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Language II
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Easy
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Expected number of good attempts out of 150
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115+
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Also check - CTET Exam Analysis 2021 for December 21
CTET exam analysis 2021: Paper 2 (December 22)
The CTET 2021 exam analysis for Paper 2 according to candidates’ feedback for the second shift held on December 22, 2021. The candidates said that the CTET 2021 Paper 2 was easy to moderate but tricky. Some of the questions were complicated as per time. But the questions were asked from the CTET exam syllabus 2021.
CTET 2021 paper analysis for paper 2 (December 22)
The CTET 2021 paper analysis of shift 2 as per candidates feedback for the Paper 2 of CTET 2021 held on December 22 is given below:
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Section
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Difficulty Level
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Language 1
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Easy to moderate
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Language 2
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Easy
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Child Development and Pedagogy
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Easy to moderate
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Mathematics / Science
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Easy to moderate
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Social Studies/ Social Science
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Easy
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Expected number of good attempts out of 150
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110+
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Also, read - CTET 2021 last-minute preparation tips
CTET 2021 qualifying cutoff
The qualifying cutoff marks of CTET 2021 for different category candidates are given below.
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Category of candidates
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Qualifying percentage
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Qualifying marks
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General
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60%
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90 out of 150
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OBC/SC/ST
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55%
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82.5 out of 150
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