CTET Application form 2021- Check key points for registration
vikrant.shukla | October 16, 2021 | 05:16 PM IST | 2 mins read
CTET application form 2021 for December process is going on. Check key points to register for CTET application form 2021.
Know all about the analysis and preparation tips to crack the CTET exam without any difficulty.
Check NowNEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is accepting applications for Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2021. The last date to fill the CTET application form 2021 is October 19, 2021. While filling the application form of CTET 2021, aspirants must know some key pointers to avoid mistakes at the later stage.
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Aspirants who have not applied for the CTET 2021 yet, can do so by filling the application form from the official website - ctet.nic.in. The CTET 2021 application form filling process began from September 20. The CTET exam dates 2021 were released on September 18, 2021.
Also read - CTET Sample Question Paper 2021 available at ctet.nic.in; Get direct link to download here
Important dates of CTET 2021
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Events |
Dates (December session) |
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CTET 2021 application form dates |
September 20 to October 19, 2021 |
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Link to remove image discrepancy in CTET form |
September 27, 2021 |
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Last date to pay the CTET exam 2021 application fee |
October 20, 2021 |
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CTET form 2021 online correction window |
October 22 - October 28, 2021 |
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CTET 2021 Exam |
December 16 - January 13, 2022 |
Check key points for CTET 2021 registration -
1 - Fill the CTET application form 2021 at the earliest and don’t wait for the last, as a lot of aspirants will already be applying and the server might get crashed or the system face issues and lags.
2 - Upload the scanned photograph and signature in the prescribed format as mentioned in the official CTET notification 2021. The system will not accept any other format of the documents.
3 - Use safe, authentic and secure modes to pay the examination fee Rs 1,000 for one paper and Rs 1,200 for both papers. The CTET application fee once paid will not be refunded. Retain a copy of confirmation page and candidate copy of the e-challan (if aspirants have paid the fee through challan).
4 - Mention a valid and active mobile number and email ID while filling the CTET application form 2021.
5 - CBSE will open the CTET correction window between October 22 to 28, 2021 for candidates to make any changes in the application form.
Also read - CTET 2021: CBSE activates image discrepancy link at ctet.nic.in; Check details here
What's new in CTET 2021?
This is the first time that the CTET exam will be conducted in online mode. CBSE will also provide a facilitation centre in districts where candidates will be provided free of cost online CTET mock test facility.
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