CTET Result 2023: CTET exam result released, check here from direct link

The result of CTET 2023 has been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE. To check the result, you have to go to the official website ctet.nic.in.

The wait for the candidates appearing in CTET 2023 exam is over. The result of Central Teacher Eligibility Test i.e. CTET 2023 has been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE. To check the result, you have to go to the official website ctet.nic.in. To check the result, application number and date of birth will be required.

The conduct of CTET 2023 examination started on 27 April 2023. There was time till 26 May 2023 to apply. This examination was held on 20 August 2023. Now the result link has become active on the website. To check the result, candidates will have to follow the steps given below.

Check CTET Result 2023 like this

• To check the result, first of all you have to go to the official website ctet.nic.in.
• Click on the link of Latest Updates on the home page of the website.
• After this go to the link of CTET AUG-23 Result.
• Go to the link of CTET Result Check Here on the next page.
• Next login with your details.
• The result will open as soon as you login.

CTET 2023 Result 2023 Declared, check here from direct link.

The answer key was released by CBSE on 15 September 2023 after the CTET exam. Objections were sought on the answer keys from the candidates appearing in this examination. The result has been prepared on the basis of objections received. After checking the result, definitely check your details. Teachers can apply for recruitment examination through CTET score. This examination can be used as minimum qualification for teacher recruitment.

29 lakh applications for CTET 2023

This examination was conducted on 20th August at various examination centers across the country. 29 lakh candidates had applied for the examination. In this, 15.01 lakh candidates had registered for Paper 1 and 14.02 lakh candidates had registered for Paper 2. At the same time, only 80 percent candidates were able to appear in the examination.