When will the CTET 2026 admit card be released? Exam on September 6; check the test pattern here..
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has commenced preparations for the Central Eligibility cum Entrance Test (CTET) 2026. As part of this process, the board is preparing to release the CTET 2026 admit cards. Reports indicate that the admit cards will be issued soon; however, the board will first release the CTET 2026 city slip, which contains details regarding the assigned examination city. The CTET 2026 is tentatively scheduled for September 6.
Let us look at how the CTET 2026 admit card will be released, understand the exam pattern, and find out which exam will be held in which shift.
**City Slip to be Released in a Day or Two**
CBSE is likely to release the city slip for CTET 2026 within the next day or two. The city slip informs candidates about their allotted examination city. Typically, the city slip is issued 10 days before the proposed exam date. With the CTET 2026 scheduled for September 6, it is expected that the city slip will be released by August 26. Candidates can use the city slip to plan their travel arrangements based on the allotted examination city.
**Admit Card to be Released Online**
CBSE will release the CTET 2026 admit card online. The admit card will be issued following the release of the city slip. Candidates can download the admit card from the official CTET website, ctet.nic.in, and must carry it with them on the day of the exam.
**CTET 2026 in Two Shifts: Know the Exam Schedule**
The CTET 2026 will be conducted in two shifts. The first shift will take place from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM, during which Paper 1 will be conducted. Meanwhile, the second shift of the CTET 2026 will be conducted from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM.
150 questions will be asked.
All questions in the CTET will be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), featuring four options with one correct answer. Each question carries one mark, and there will be no negative marking. A total of 150 MCQs will be asked; effectively, the CTET will be a 150-mark examination. Paper 1 will include questions on Child Development and Pedagogy, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Language 1, and Language 2.
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