To qualify in the CBSE CTET 2021 exam, candidates have to score more than the cut-off score. The cut-off (CBSE CTET 2021 Expected Cut-Off) is determined according to different categories. In the previous year’s examination, 60 percent marks (For Unreserved Category) cut-off score was fixed.
New Delhi: CTET 2021 exam was held on 31 January (31st January 2021) this year. Answer Key is expected to be released next week. At the same time, the results of the exam can be released in the last week of February. Candidates qualified in this will be eligible for recruitment to the teacher posts. Let us tell you that in order to qualify in the exam, candidates have to score more than the cut-off score (CBSE CTET 2021 Expected Cut-Off). The cut-off is determined according to different categories.
Goods cut-off for both score paper 1 and 2
Significantly, the cut-off score of 60 percent marks (for unreserved category) was set in the previous year’s examination. According to this, out of 150 numbers in the last exam, the number was 90 for General category, 85 for OBC and 80 for SC / ST. A year before that, in the year 2019, the cut-off has been close to 90 (60 percent). The cut-off score (CBSE CTET 2021 Expected Cut-Off) is expected to remain the same for both papers 1 and 2.
Know how much can be cut-off
If estimated on the basis of the previous years cut-off score (CBSE CTET 2021 Expected Cut-Off), then this time cut-off for General category can be up to 95. The cut-off for other reserved categories can be up to 88 and 84. The answer key of the examination can be released next week. Result of exam will also be released soon for the candidates who appear in the examination. For any update, keep an eye on the official website.
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