CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) is conducted by CBSE. Admit cards and results are issued exclusively through the official website, ctet.nic.in. We don't host, check, or store your admit card or result — this guide explains the process and links you straight to the official site.
How to Download Your CTET Admit Card
The download process for your CTET admit card is the same each cycle:
- Go to the official website, ctet.nic.in
- Find the "Admit Card" link on the homepage
- Log in using your application number and date of birth or password, as instructed
- Download the PDF and save at least two copies — one on your phone, one printed
- Check every detail (name, photo, exam date, centre, reporting time) as soon as you download it — not the night before your exam
What Your Admit Card Will Show
Your CTET admit card carries forward the photo and signature you uploaded at registration, along with your exam centre, date, shift timing, and reporting instructions. This is exactly why getting your photo and signature right at the application stage matters — whatever you uploaded is what appears on this document and on the attendance sheet at your exam centre.
If you haven't resized your photo and signature to CTET's exact specification yet, our CTET Photo & Signature guide covers the exact dimensions and KB limits before you apply.
Common Admit Card Issues — and What to Do
Photo or signature unclear
If your photo looks blurry, pixelated, or doesn't match what you uploaded, this is almost always a symptom of a photo that didn't meet the exact upload specification in the first place. Contact the CBSE CTET helpdesk immediately — don't wait until the exam date.
Name, category, or exam centre mismatch
Do not try to correct these yourself or attempt to edit the PDF. Reach out to CBSE through the official CTET grievance or helpdesk channel listed on ctet.nic.in as soon as you spot the error.
Admit card not visible yet
Admit cards are typically released a short window before the exam date. If it isn't available yet, keep checking ctet.nic.in directly — there is no way to "check status" faster through a third party.
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CBSE publishes CTET results on ctet.nic.in. Both Paper I candidates (for classes I–V) and Paper II candidates (for classes VI–VIII) check their result the same way — by logging in with their application number and date of birth or password on the official site. There is no separate "result checker" tool from CBSE.
- Visit ctet.nic.in and look for the "Result" section
- Log in using your application number and date of birth or password
- View or download your scorecard once it appears — this applies the same way whether you appeared for Paper I, Paper II, or both
After the Result — What's Next
CTET is a qualifying exam, and the certificate issued after your result is typically used when applying for teaching positions that require CTET qualification. Keep your registration details, admit card, and correctly-sized photo and signature saved and ready, since future applications may ask for similar documents again.
Admit card and result dates, portal design, and processes can change with each CTET notification. This page is a general process guide, not a live status tracker. Always verify current dates and instructions directly on ctet.nic.in. SarkariKagaz.pro is not affiliated with CBSE.