Overview
- The online correction facility opened on Monday, June 15 and will remain active until Thursday, June 18 on the official portal ctet.nic.in.
- Candidates must log in with their application number and password to access the correction link, edit allowed fields, submit changes, and download the confirmation page.
- Editable fields are limited and include name, parents' names, date of birth, category and PwD status, paper and Paper II subject choices, Language I/II, correspondence address, institution/course details and preferred exam city.
- Once the window closes on June 18 no further changes will be accepted; CBSE will next issue exam city slips and then admit cards ahead of the CTET on September 6, 2026.
- Accurate entries matter because CTET scores determine eligibility for teaching jobs in central schools and mistakes can cause problems during admit-card details and later document verification.