The Central Board of Secondary Education, i.e. CBSE, conducts the Central Teacher Eligibility Test, i.e. CTET periodically in which individuals aspiring to start a career in teaching must participate. As per the latest notification released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) will be conducted on 8^th December 2019 which is a Sunday. So, the candidates must log-on to the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education and check out the latest information and updates regarding the upcoming Central Teacher Eligibility Test.

CBSE CTET December 2019: Examination Pattern

Candidates appearing or the CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam must note the following important points regarding the pattern of the examination: –

• Central Board of Secondary Education conducts the Central Teacher Eligibility Test in an offline mode, i.e. it will be a written examination without any computers to be used.
• CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam will comprise of a total of 150 marks wherein there will be 150 questions carrying 1 mark each.
• The total time duration of the CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam will be 2 hours and 30 minutes.
• The question paper for CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam will be divided into five different sections comprising of 30 questions each.
• There is no provision of negative marking in the CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam.
• CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam comprises of two different paper, i.e. paper – I and paper – II.
• CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam Paper – I include Language -1, Mathematics, Language -2, Environment Studies, and Child Development and Pedagogy.
• CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam Paper – II includes Social Studies, Mathematics or Science, Language -1, Language -2, and Child Development and Pedagogy.

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CBSE CTET December 2019: Examination Tips

Candidates appearing for the CBSE CTET December 2019 Exam should follow the below-mentioned tips to help with the preparation: –

• Practise is the key to success. Candidates must attempt the mock tests regularly in a controlled environment. This will help develop an understanding of the exam pattern as well as manage the time effectively. Candidates can opt for subject-wise mock tests for a better chance to score good marks.

• Candidates must refer to the NCERT books for class 3^rd to class 8^th CTET syllabus is specified by CBSE, and it must be followed by the candidates to select the right books.

• While learning the information, candidates must prepare short notes as well. These short notes should include a summary of the chapter learned. Short notes must also be prepared for the subjects where the candidate is weak in certain areas. This can act as a quick reference guide when the examination date of 8^th December 2019 draws near.