Am I eligible to appear for both Paper I and II in the upcoming CTET exam after completing B.Ed.?
Hi Sumati, yes, you are eligible to appear for both Paper I and Paper II of the CTET exam after completing B.Ed. For Paper I (Classes 1–5), you'll need to do a 6-month Bridge Course later if selected. For Paper II (Classes 6–8), you're fully eligible without any extra requirement.
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Yes, once B.Ed is completed; you can appear in anything in both Paper I and Paper II of CTET exam. Paper I: which is used to teach classes I to V ( Primary Stage), Paper II is used to teach classes VI to VIII ( Elementary Stage). But it should be noted that even though B.Ed. graduate students will b
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