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CTET Qualifying Marks & Eligibility Calculator
Check whether your CTET Paper 1 or Paper 2 score meets the minimum qualifying cutoffs (60% General / 55% Reserved).
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General: 60% (90 M) | Reserved (OBC/SC/ST): 55% (82.5 M)
62.7% Marks
/ 150 M
🏛️ Certificate Validity & Scope:
CTET Certificate holds Lifetime Validity across KVS, NVS, Central Tibetan Schools, and State govt teacher recruitment (subject to state rules).
Exam Pattern: 150 Questions • 150 MarksNegative Marking: None (0 Penalty)
CTET QUALIFYING STATUS● QUALIFIED (PASSED)
94/ 150 Marks (62.7%)
Required Minimum: 90 M (60%) | Buffer: +4 M
Paper:Paper 1 (Class 1-5)
Passing Standard:90 Marks
Category:General / UR
Final Verdict:QUALIFIED
CTET Status
Qualified
CBSE Official Norms
Your Score %
62.7%
Of 150 Total Marks
Cutoff Needed
90 M
60% Minimum
Cutoff Margin
+4 M
Safe Buffer
Official Reference Guide & Scoring Scheme
Official Marking Formula, Cutoff Scheme & Guidelines
Standard evaluation rules, penalty parameters, and normalization criteria issued by the commission.
Commission Marking Scheme Breakdown
Official score calculation formula applied on answer key sheetsCorrect Response+2 Marks (or as per exam tier)
Negative Marking-0.50 Marks (1/4th or 1/3rd penalty)
Unattempted Questions0 Marks
Important Guidelines for Candidates:
Verify with the official answer key response sheet PDF released on the commission portal.
Normalization shift variations depend on average shift difficulty scores across all exam days.
Category-wise cutoffs (UR, OBC, EWS, SC, ST) vary each year based on vacancies and candidate count.
CTET Passing Criteria (CBSE Standard)
CTET has 150 questions for 150 marks with no negative marking. Check passing eligibility instantly.
Is there negative marking in CTET?
No, there is no negative marking in Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET).