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The exam
Start with the paper you are sitting.
The loop is how you prepare. The exam is what it is aimed at. Today that exam is the Central Teacher Eligibility Test: Paper I for Classes I–V, and Paper II for Classes VI–VIII.
- Paper I, available now
- Paper II, available now
- English and Hindi, where the paper needs them
A general quiz is not your paper.
CTET is two papers, with different classes and different weight. A mixed “teaching aptitude” set does not tell you how you stand on the paper you will sit.
The paper is also not in one language. Forcing every screen into English, or every screen into Hindi, fights the paper instead of following it.
Pick the paper, then enter the loop.
The same loop, from your side of the desk. You can start it free. Nobody has to book a walkthrough first.
- 01Paper IIf you are preparing for Classes I–V.
- 02Paper IIIf you are preparing for Classes VI–VIII.
- 03The languageEnglish or Hindi, where that paper uses it.
- 04The loopAssess, understand, plan, practise, reassess — on that paper.
Paper I
Classes I–V.
Paper I is available now. The diagnostic, the topics, and the practice follow this paper, so your plan is not borrowed from the upper-primary paper.
- Available now
- Its own subjects and topics
- Start a free assessment on this paper
Paper II
Classes VI–VIII.
Paper II is available now, as its own paper. You choose it because that is the exam in front of you, not because a menu listed every exam in the country.
- Available now
- Separate from Paper I
- The same loop, pointed at this paper
Language
English and Hindi, where the paper needs them.
A screen follows the language of the paper. English where the paper is in English. Hindi where the paper is in Hindi. You are not pushed onto a single language for every line.
- English, where the paper is in English
- Hindi, where the paper is in Hindi
- Bilingual only where the paper requires it
Keep going
The rest of the loop.
Start with your own paper.
Sign up free, pick CTET Paper I or Paper II, and take the diagnostic. The plan comes after you know where you stand.