Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has concluded the CTET 2021 paper 1 today i.e. December 29, 2021, from 09.30 am to 12 pm. As of now, the exam has concluded, several educators have taken to online platforms to share the exam analysis and the complete answer keys of today’s CTET question paper. The second shift of CBSE CTET Paper 2 is going to commence from 2.30 pm to 5 pm.
According to the examinees, the level of the examination was fairly high than the earlier shifts and can be termed as challenging. There were questions from Chipko Movement, NCF, questions based on time, speed and distance, Fractions, Volume, and Money. Questions were also from Pedagogy and NEP (National Education Policy), Heredity and Environment. Questions in EVS were based on Maps, Telangana state, Rivers, etc. The students who have appeared in the exam today shared that the questions were tricky however those who have prepared well can easily answer 100+ questions.
Leading educators and online academic platforms like TeachersAdda, Exampur, DK Gupta classes, Let’s Learn, etc have uploaded the answer key along with exam analysis on the streaming site Youtube. Candidates can simply check out these answer keys to know their say in the CTET 2021 exam. These answer key videos are been prepared by experts who have been in the TET industry for a fairly long period of time. Although, unofficial in nature these answer keys can provide correct information regarding the overall tentative marks scored in the examination.
| Coaching Class | Answer Key |
| DK Gupta Govt. Exams | Direct Link |
| Teachers Adda | Direct Link |
| Exampur | Direct Link |
| Let’s Learn | Direct Link |
It is anticipated that CBSE shall announce the official answer key for all the CTET shifts soon. The accurate marks scored in the CTET exam can be calculated only from the answer keys that are released by CBSE itself. The minimum qualifying marks for an unreserved candidate is 60% of the total marks whereas the same is 55% for the reserved category. Those who score marks equivalent to these marks will be awarded a CTET certificate. This year the board has commenced the examination on December 16, 2021, and the same is going to end on January 13, 2022.
