National Council of Teacher Education on June 9, 2021, the Central Board of Secondary Education has also announced to increase the recognition of CTET. According to the new rules, the CTET certificate will now be valid for life. That is, instead of seven years, it will be considered valid for life. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has informed in an official notice that the CTET certificate will now be valid for a lifetime. Earlier this certificate was valid for 7 years.

CBSE has taken this decision after the recommendation of NCTE

CBSE has taken this decision after the National Council of Teachers (NCTE) issued necessary notice in this regard on 9 June 2021. NCTE letter no. NCTE-Reg1011/78/2020-US(Regulation)-HQ/99954-99992 has informed all about its decision to extend the validity period of CTET for lifetime. Along with this, NCTE has also changed its previous rules.

CTET exam is conducted every year by CBTS. Teacher Eligibility Test is a mandatory requirement for those who want to apply for education post from class 1 to 8 in central government schools. The examinations which were usually held in July and December have been postponed. This year no new notification has been issued by the board for the examination of July 2021.

CTET Certification Accreditation 2020

The National Council of Teacher Education (NCTE) has decided to extend the validity of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) from seven years to lifelong. The candidate now needs to qualify the CTET exam only once in his life. Because NCTE has now increased its validity from 7 years to Lifetime. This important decision was taken by the National Council of Teachers (NCTE) in its 50th General Body D meeting held on 29 September 2020, which was notified on 9 June.

CTET exam is conducted twice a year

CTET exam is conducted twice a year. Once in July and again in December. The Central Council of Secondary and Secondary Education conducts the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) twice a year. CTET No. Candidates appearing in Paper-I are eligible to teach from primary i.e. class-teaching to class-II, whereas candidates appearing in Paper-II are considered eligible to teach from class-VI to class. in Paper I or Paper II or both.

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