The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is conducting the CTET exam today in two shifts. This national-level exam will take place across 235 cities across the country. Candidates preparing for the exam may feel anxious and may want a clearer understanding of the marking scheme. Knowing how to calculate marks for the CTET exam is crucial, as it will help them estimate their probable score. Here, we have explained the marking scheme and provides step-by-step instructions on how to calculate your marks for the CTET exam, ensuring you have a clear understanding of your results.
How to Calculate Marks for CTET Exam
CTET exam is conducted twice a year to assess candidates' eligibility for Primary and Upper Primary Teacher posts. Candidates who qualify for the exam receive a CTET certificate, which is valid for a lifetime and makes them eligible for teacher recruitment exams. Candidates planning to appear for the exam, or those who have already taken it, can estimate their chances of qualifying by following these simple steps:
- Count the correct answers: For every correct answer, you receive 1 mark.
- Sum up the marks: Since there are 150 questions in total, your total score will be the number of correct answers.
- No negative marking: There’s no need to subtract marks for incorrect answers. You simply earn 1 mark per correct answer.
