CTET Syllabus 2026: Paper 1 and Paper 2 Explained Simply
Confused about CTET Paper 1 vs Paper 2 syllabus? Check the subject-wise breakdown, exact qualifying marks, and how to pick Maths-Science or SST for Paper 2.
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Group B and C posts in central ministries and departments. Computer-based Tier 1 and Tier 2 stages.
Probationary Officer posts at State Bank of India. You clear Prelims, then Mains, then the interview stage.
A teacher eligibility test by CBSE. Paper 1 is for classes 1 to 5 and Paper 2 is for classes 6 to 8.
Choose by the job you want. Then read the eligibility guide for that exam first.
SSC CGL guides
SBI PO guides
CTET guides
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Age limit by post, category relaxation and how the cut-off date works.
Papers, marks, time and negative marking in one place.
The full syllabus, with what to start with and what can wait.
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Confused about CTET Paper 1 vs Paper 2 syllabus? Check the subject-wise breakdown, exact qualifying marks, and how to pick Maths-Science or SST for Paper 2.
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Yes. Both need a graduation degree and test quantitative aptitude, reasoning and English, so much of the preparation overlaps. SBI PO adds banking awareness and a descriptive paper, so plan separate time for those.
No. CTET is an eligibility test. Passing it gives you a certificate that lets you apply for teaching posts. You still have to apply for each job and be selected separately.
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