CTET December 2024 Exam Result Declared 2025: Scorecard, Cut-off, Qualifying Marks

The CTET December 2024 results are finally out! 🎉 If you appeared for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) last December, you can now check your scores on the official website ctet.nic.in. The results, declared on January 9, 2025, determine eligibility for teaching positions in central government schools like KVS and NVS. This year, over 20 lakh candidates appeared for the exam, competing for a chance to secure a teaching job in India’s top schools. Whether you’re aiming for Paper I (Primary) or Paper II (Elementary), understanding your scorecard, cut-off trends, and next steps is crucial. Let’s break it all down!

Key Highlights📌

Key Point	Details
Organization Name	Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Exam Name	Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET)
Result Declaration Date	January 9, 2025
Exam Mode	Offline (Pen & Paper)
Total Applicants	20+ lakh candidates
Qualifying Marks	90/150 (General), 82/150 (SC/ST/OBC/PwD)
Validity of CTET Certificate	Lifetime
Scorecard Availability	DigiLocker & UMANG platforms
Official Website	ctet.nic.in

How to Check Your CTET December 2024 Result? 📱

Wondering where and how to access your score? Follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the Official Website – Go to ctet.nic.in.
2. Click on “CTET Dec 2024 Result” – Look for the latest result link.
3. Enter Your Roll Number – No password needed.
4. View & Download Scorecard – Save a copy for future reference.

🔹 Pro Tip: If you forgot your roll number, retrieve it from your admit card using your application number and DOB .

CTET December 2024 Cut-off & Qualifying Marks 📊

The cut-off marks for CTET remain consistent every year. Here’s the category-wise breakdown:

Category	Minimum Qualifying Marks (Out of 150)	Passing Percentage
General/OBC	90	60%
SC/ST/PwD	82	55%

🔹 Did You Know? Only ~15-18% of candidates clear CTET each year due to high competition .

Understanding Your CTET Scorecard 📄

Your scorecard includes:

• Personal details (Name, Roll No, Category)
• Subject-wise marks (Language I, II, Pedagogy, etc.)
• Qualifying status (Pass/Fail)
• Total score

🔹 Real-Life Example: Priya, a B.Ed graduate from Delhi, scored 98/150 in Paper II—just above the 60% threshold. She’s now eligible to apply for KVS recruitment!

What’s Next After Qualifying CTET? 🚀

Qualifying CTET opens doors to teaching jobs in:

• Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVS)
• Navodaya Vidyalayas (NVS)
• Central Tibetan Schools
• Private schools (many prefer CTET-qualified teachers)

🔹 Expert Insight: “CTET certification enhances employability, but candidates must also clear school-specific recruitment tests.” – Education Career Counselor .

CTET Certificate: How to Download & Validity 📜

• Where to Get It? DigiLocker/UMANG (sent via SMS post-result).
• Validity: Lifetime (no renewal needed) .

🔹 Fun Fact: Earlier, CTET certificates were valid for 7 years, but CBSE changed this rule in 2021!

Previous Year’s CTET Result Trends (2023-24) 📈

Year	Paper I Qualified	Paper II Qualified	Total Qualified
2024 (July)	1,27,159	2,39,120	3,66,279
2024 (Jan)	1,26,845	1,12,033	2,38,878
2023	2,98,758	1,01,057	3,99,815

🔹 Key Takeaway: More candidates qualify for Paper I (Primary) than Paper II (Elementary).

Common Mistakes to Avoid While Checking Results ❌

• Incorrect Roll Number → Double-check digits.
• Server Overload → Try during non-peak hours.
• Ignoring DigiLocker → Official certificates are only available here.

🔹 Pro Tip: If your score is close to the cut-off, wait for the final answer key—sometimes, revised keys change results!

Final Thoughts

The CTET December 2024 results mark a crucial step for aspiring teachers. Whether you passed or need to reappear, understanding your scorecard and next steps is key. Keep your DigiLocker details handy, and start applying for teaching vacancies now! 🍎