Overview
- CBSE reopened the CTET application correction facility on Monday, September 7, 2026, and candidates can make permitted edits online until September 10.
- The correction opportunity applies to applicants who submitted forms during either the May 11–June 10 window or the August 25–September 1 reopening.
- Only fields allowed under the CTET correction policy may be changed and the board will not accept any correction requests after the September 10 cutoff.
- The paper scheduled for September 6 was postponed and CBSE has not yet published a revised exam date, admit cards or city-intimation slips, so candidates must monitor the official CTET site for updates.
- CTET remains an offline two-paper test of 150 questions and 150 marks per paper with a 2.5-hour duration and a lifetime certificate for appointment purposes, and this second correction window follows an earlier June window and the late-August reopening linked to Supreme Court directions.