Overview
- Media reports, citing past cycles, indicate results are likely in late March or early April, though CBSE has given no official timeline.
- The February 7–8 national exam spanned 140 cities and 1,803 centres, with a Paper 2 re-exam held on March 1 at two Vaishali (Hajipur), Bihar centres after disruptions.
- Scorecards will be published on the official portal ctet.nic.in, where candidates can log in with their credentials to download the result PDF.
- Minimum qualifying marks are 60% (90/150) for the general category and 55% (about 82 marks) for reserved categories including OBC, SC and ST.
- Mark sheets and eligibility certificates will be issued via DigiLocker with lifetime validity, and qualifying confers eligibility to apply for central-school teaching posts without guaranteeing appointment.