CBSE CTET Exam Analysis (24th Jan 2023): The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is conducting the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) exam from 28 December 2022 to 7th February 2023. On 24th January 2023, all the candidates who attempted Paper I & Paper II shared their viewpoints and experiences about the difficulty level and nature of questions asked in the Paper I & Paper II exam. By going through the CBSE CTET Exam Analysis, the candidates will learn about the good attempts and exam levels to ascertain their selection chances.
As per the latest trends, a total of 32.45 lakh candidates are going to attempt the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET 2022) exam for the present year. The CTET Paper I & Paper II 2022 exam is generally conducted in two shifts through online mode. Shift 1 is going to start from 9.30 am to 12 pm and Shift 2 timing will be 2.30 pm to 5 pm. Generally, there are two papers included in the CTET 2022-23 exam- Paper 1 (Classes 1 to 5) and Paper 2 (Classes 6 to 8).
Thus, all the aspirants should check the detailed CBSE CTET exam analysis to identify their selection chances in the exam. Also, they should visit the official portal regularly to stay updated with the latest news of the CBSE CTET Exam 2022 result release dates.
CBSE CTET Exam Pattern 2023
- The CTET Paper I & Paper II is an online tests.
- CTET exam is conducted to determine the eligibility of the candidates aspiring to be a teacher in the school. Only the candidates who will secure minimum qualifying marks in the exam will be issued the TET Qualifying Certificate.
- A total of 150 MCQs for 150 marks will appear in each paper of CTET.
- As per CBSE CTET Marking Scheme, 1 mark is allotted for every correct response and no negative marking is applicable for a wrong answer.
CBSE CTET 2023 Exam Analysis for Paper-1: Difficulty Level & Good Attempts
As per the feedback shared by the candidates, the 24th January CTET Paper-1 was of easy level:
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CTET Paper Analysis 2022 (Paper-1): Primary Level (Classes I-V) 24th January 2023 |
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Subjects |
No. of Questions |
Good Attempts |
Difficulty Level |
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Child Development & Pedagogy |
30 |
22-23 |
Easy |
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Language-I |
30 |
25-26 |
Easy |
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Language-II |
30 |
25-26 |
Easy |
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Mathematics |
30 |
23-24 |
Easy |
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Environment Studies |
30 |
23-24 |
Easy |
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Total |
150 |
120-124 |
Easy |
CBSE CTET Section-wise 2023 Exam Analysis for Paper I
All the eligible aspirants who participate in the Paper I (Classes 1 to 5) exam should obtain at least the prescribed minimum marks in order to be declared qualified to apply for recruitment in Central Government Schools. Get the overall CTET 2023 Paper-1 exam analysis is discussed below:
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Child Development & Pedagogy (30 Marks) |
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Topics |
Number of Questions Asked |
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Vygotsky |
2-3 |
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Piaget Stages – Stages, Adaptation |
2-3 |
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Jean Project |
2 |
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Kohlberg Moral Stage |
1 |
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Progressive Education |
1-2 |
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NCF 2005 |
5 |
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Learning |
1-2 |
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NIPUN |
1-2 |
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NEP 2020 |
1-2 |
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Remedial Teaching |
1-2 |
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IQ, Howard Gardner Theory |
1-2 |
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PYQ |
1-2 |
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[Language 1] – 30 Marks |
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Topics |
No. Of Questions |
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Reading Comprehension (1 passage based on the Honey Bees, Magical Lamp, Synonym & Antonym) |
15 |
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English Pedagogy |
15 |
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[Language 2] – 30 Marks |
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Topics |
No. Of Questions Asked |
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Reading Comprehension; Passage on Evilness, Poem- Suraj ki Chamak |
15 |
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Pedagogy (Assessment, Language Skill, NCF 2005) |
15 |
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Mathematics (30 Marks) |
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Topics |
No. Of Questions Asked |
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Pedagogy – Van Hiele, NCF 2005, NEP 2020 |
10 |
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Money |
1-2 |
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Number Series |
1-2 |
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Addition/Multiply |
1-2 |
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Pattern Based |
1-2 |
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Pie Chart- Angle Based |
1-2 |
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Perimeter |
2 |
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Addition-Decimal Based |
1 |
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Unit Convertor |
1-2 |
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Symmetry |
1-2 |
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Data Calculator |
1-2 |
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Fractions |
1 |
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BODOMAS |
1-2 |
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Geometry |
1-2 |
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Time |
1-2 |
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Based on PYQ |
1-2 |
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Environmental Studies (EVS) – 30 Marks |
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Topics |
No. Of Questions Asked |
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Pedagogy |
10 |
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Ladakh |
1 |
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Elephant |
1 |
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Onion |
1-2 |
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Owl |
1-2 |
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Food |
1-2 |
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RTF 2009 |
1-2 |
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Pre Stage |
1-2 |
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Food Chain |
1-2 |
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Rain |
1-2 |
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Transportation |
1-2 |
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Nutrition |
1-2 |
CBSE CTET 2023 Exam Analysis for Paper-2: Difficulty Level & Good Attempts
Candidates who are going to appear in the Paper II (Classes 6 to 8) should obtain at least the minimum qualifying marks for Paper 2 of CTET 2022 in order to be declared eligible to apply for the upcoming recruitment in Central Government Schools. As per the feedback shared by the candidates, the 24th January CTET Paper-2 was of easy to moderate level.
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CTET Paper Analysis 2022 (Paper-2): Elementary Level (Classes VI-VIII 24th January 2023 |
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Subjects |
No. of Questions |
Good Attempts |
Difficulty Level |
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Child Development & Pedagogy |
30 |
21-22 |
Moderate |
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Language-I |
30 |
25-26 |
Moderate |
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Language-II |
30 |
25-26 |
Easy to Moderate |
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Mathematics & Science OR Social Studies |
60 |
23-24 |
Easy to Moderate |
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60 |
23-24 |
Easy |
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Total |
150 |
110-115 |
Easy to Moderate |
CTET Expected Cut-Off Marks 2022
We have shared below the CTET expected cut-off based on the CTET Exam Analysis and the feedback of the aspirants for the convenience of the aspirants.
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Category |
CTET Expected Cut off (Paper 1) |
CTET Expected Cut Off (Paper 2) |
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General |
81-85 |
91-95 |
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OBC |
76-80 |
81-85 |
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SC |
70-75 |
75-80 |
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ST |
70-75 |
75-80 |
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EWS |
70-75 |
82-85 |
We hope this article on CBSE CTET Exam Analysis was useful for all the aspirants. Candidates who will secure at least minimum marks in the CTET exam will be declared qualified and will be issued with the TET passing certificate.
