CTET February Result 2026 OUT Direct Download Link (Release)

CTET stands for Central Teacher Eligibility Test. It is conducted by the CBSE to determine eligibility for appointment as a teacher in central government schools (like KVS, NVS) and other state‑government schools accepting the certificate.

You can still access your result using your date of birth and other details on the login page. Alternatively, the admit card or confirmation page usually contains the registration number.

No, the result is only published online. Candidates must visit ctet.nic.in or the linked portal to view and download their scorecard. No physical copies are sent by post.

For General category candidates, the qualifying marks are 60% (i.e., 90 out of 150). For reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/PH), the required percentage is 55% (i.e., 82 out of 150). These criteria remain unchanged for the February 2026 session.

Yes, candidates who wish to teach both primary (Classes 1–5) and elementary (Classes 6–8) levels can appear for both papers. Their result for each paper is declared separately.

Yes. The online result/scorecard clearly shows your marks obtained, percentage, and qualifying status (Pass/Fail). It also includes subject‑wise marks for each section.

The digital certificate is usually available for download from the official website a few weeks after result declaration. The physical copy (if opted) is dispatched later, but the downloaded certificate is valid for all recruitment purposes.

Qualifying CTET is the first eligibility step. To get a teaching job, you must subsequently apply for vacancies released by individual schools/organizations such as KVS, NVS, state education boards, or private institutions that accept CTET scores.

No, there is no negative marking in CTET. Each multiple‑choice question carries one mark, and unanswered questions receive no marks.

The provisional answer key is typically released before the final result. If you had raised objections during that window, they were reviewed before final result generation. The result declared on 30 March 2026 is final, and no re‑evaluation requests are entertained afterward.