Overview
- Media reports indicate the provisional key and response sheets will be posted in the third or fourth week of February on ctet.nic.in, with no exact time announced by CBSE.
- Candidates will be able to view provisional responses alongside scanned images of their OMR sheets to estimate scores before results.
- An online objection window will open shortly after release and is expected to remain active for about two to three days.
- Challenges must be submitted through the CTET portal with supporting documents and a non-refundable ₹1,000 fee per question, and unpaid objections will not be considered.
- Subject experts will review all valid challenges to finalize the answer key, which will then form the basis for the official results.