CTET 2025 JULY: The Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE) conducts the CTET exam for candidates who are eligible to be appointed as teachers. The CBSE hasn’t released any notification regarding the CTET 2025 Exams. CBSE will soon release the CTET examination form 2025. The CTET exam registration link will soon be activated on the official website of ctet.nic.in. Interested candidates can fill up the registration form once it is made live. Candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria issued by CBSE. The CTET exams are expected to commence in July 2025.
CTET Exam 2025 Notification
The CTET Notification will contain all the information regarding registration, eligibility, the application form, and exam details. The notification will also contain the exam pattern and marking scheme. Once released, candidates can download and refer to the notification for all the detailed information from ctet.nic.in.
| CTET 2025 Notification | Last week of May 2025 (To be released) |
CTET Notification 2025
When the CTET 2025 notification is released, candidates can download the CTET notification from ctet.nic.in directly and read all the instructions on how to fill out the CTET 2025 application form. The registration process will include:
- Online registration
- Application form filling
- Documents uploading
- Fees payment
| Category | Only Paper I or II | Both Paper I & II |
| General/OBC(NCL) | Rs.1000/ | Rs.1200/ |
| SC/ST/Differently Abled Person | Rs.500/ | Rs.600/ |
CTET Exam 2025: Eligibility
CTET candidates have to meet certain educational qualifications to be eligible for the CTET Exam 2025. Eligibility criteria for CTET Exam 2025 will be released by CBSE. According to previous notification, for Paper I (Class I–V), candidates should have Senior Secondary (50% or 45%) with a Diploma in Elementary Education, B.El.Ed., or equivalent. For Paper II (Class VI–VIII), they should have a Graduation or Senior Secondary with a B.Ed., D.El.Ed., B.El.Ed., or equivalent degree. Final-year students can apply provisionally. Candidates need to ensure eligibility; otherwise, their application will be cancelled and the fee wasted.
