CTET exam analysis and topic-wise review can help the candidates to prepare for the exam. CBSE conducts the exam for Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates who are planning to give the upcoming exam must go through CTET exam analysis to understand the weightage of different topics. After that, they can make their preparation strategy accordingly.
CTET analysis will provide information on the number of questions asked from each subject as well as their difficulty level. Check details on exam analysis of English, Hindi, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, and Child Development and Pedagogy below.
CTET exam analysis for various subjects is given to the candidates so that they can understand the pattern of questions and prepare accordingly. Candidates who will appear in CTET in July 2023 must review the paper to know the key points. Candidates can also refer to the previous year's analysis to know more about the level of the exam, questions asked, etc.
According to the CTET previous year's exam analysis, Paper 1 was easy to moderate in difficulty level with questions from various topics. The difficulty level of Paper 2 is more on the moderate to difficult side. Through the analysis, candidates will come to know about the question pattern and difficulty level of the exam. So, they must review the CTET analysis for Papers 1 and 2 in order to outperform competitors by revising important topics.
The experts have provided the video CTET exam analysis to help candidates understand the exam better. Completing memory-based questions offers several advantages, the most notable of which is that it improves memory by allowing aspirants to recall a specific question's answer. Students can practice with BYJU’s Exam Prep to avail best CTET study plan curated explicitly for all aspirants. The memory-based questions for the Child Development & Pedagogy section are discussed as part of the CTET analysis.
CTET Exam Analysis Paper 1 (10 January 2023)
CTET Paper 2 Exam Analysis (10 January 2023)
CTET Paper 2 Exam Analysis (09 January 2023)
CTET Paper 1 Exam Analysis (09 January 2023)
CTET Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (28 December 2022)
Candidates can check the CTET exam highlights for the exam to have an idea of the difficulty level, good attempts, questions, etc. of the exam conducted recently.
CTET Paper 1 Exam Analysis
CTET Paper 2 Exam Analysis
CTET Paper 1 analysis has been presented based on the feedback of students who took the exam. Candidates can also learn preparation tips to help them prepare for the exam efficiently. In our CTET exam analysis for both paper 1 and paper 2, we shared the memory-based questions, difficulty level, good attempts, and other significant facts.
Check out the details on the difficulty level of the CTET exam in the table given below:
| Subjects | Difficult Levels |
| Child Development & Pedagogy | Easy-Moderate |
| Hindi Language | Easy |
| English Language | Easy |
| Mathematics | Easy-Moderate |
| Environmental Studies | Moderate |
| Overall | Easy-Moderate |
The number of questions that can be good attempt in CTET exam has been mentioned below:
| Subjects | Good Attempts |
| Child Development & Pedagogy | 26-27 |
| Hindi Language | 28-29 |
| English Language | 28-29 |
| Mathematics | 24-25 |
| Environmental Studies | 25-26 |
| Overall | 131-138 |
The number of questions asked in the Child Development & Pedagogy topics is shared in the table. You get a detailed unit-wise break-up of the questions asked in the CTET Exam.
Topic | No. of questions |
| Piaget Stages – Formal operation | 2-3 |
| Vygotsky | 2-3 |
| NCF 2022 | 1-2 |
| New Educational Policy | 2-3 |
| Kohlberg Stage for Punishment, Social Interaction | 1-2 |
| At what age child turn from childhood to adolescence | 1 |
| Questions based on Learning Disability | 1 |
| Critical Thinking | 1-2 |
The mathematics section was easy compared to the previous year's questions. Aspirants can score 25+ easily in this section. You will get a detailed mathematics topic-wise break-up of the questions in today's CTET Exam.
Topic | No. of questions |
| Measurement & Capacity | 2-3 |
| HCF & LCM | 2-3 |
| Mensuration 2D | 1-2 |
| Time & Distance | 2-3 |
| Trains | 1 |
| The ratio of angle triangle-based questions | 1-2 |
| Circle | 2-3 |
| Maths Pedagogy | 15 |
| Over Good Attempts | 24-25 |
The Environmental Studies sections are quite easy. Most of the questions were asked from the NCERT textbook. You will get a detailed unit-wise break-up of the questions in today's CTET Exam.
Topic | No of questions |
| National Parks (Kaziranga National Park, Ranthambore National Parks) | 2 |
| Questions based on Sloth | 1 |
| Madhubani Painting | 1-2 |
| which is the fruit from the option (aaloo, aam , kela, muli) | 1 |
| Question-Based on Solar System | 2-3 |
| Maps | 2-3 |
| Questions based on Birds & Elephant | 2-3 |
| Owl rotates his neck 360 degree | 1 |
| Pedagogy | 10 |
| Good Attempts | 25-26 |
One Passage based on Tajamahal & One Poem was in the English section. This section comes under the easy-moderate level. Aspirants can check the detailed topic-wise break-up of the English questions in today's CTET Exam.
Topic | No. of Questions |
| Reading Comprehension: One Passage based on Tajmahal, Psychoanalysis, (Synonym, Antonym) | 8-10 |
| Poem: (Poetic devices, Hyperbola) | 6-8 |
| Language Pedagogy | 15 |
| Good Attempts | 28-29 |
The Hindi language was comparatively easy in nature as the previous year's exam. संधि विच्छेद, प्रत्यय. You will get a detailed topic-wise break-up of the Hindi questions in today's CTET Exam.
Topic | No. of Questions |
| Passage: प्रकृति-(समास, पर्यायवाची, संधि विच्छेद, प्रत्यय, मुहावरे, विलोम), रत्नेश की संधि | 8-10 |
| Poem: भारत माला | 6-7 |
| Language Pedagogy | 15 |
| Good Attempts | 28-29 |
CTET Paper 2 Analysis for the December exam has been shared. The CTET exam analysis covers all subjects, including English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, and Child Development and Pedagogy. To learn about the topics from which questions were asked in the exam, see the CTET Paper 2 analysis below.
Check out the CTET exam analysis for Paper 2 in the table given below:
| Subjects | Good Attempts |
| Child Development & Pedagogy | 23-24 |
| Hindi Language | 28-29 |
| English Language | 28-29 |
| Mathematics | 24-25 |
| Social Studies | 52-54 |
| Science | 26-27 |
The subject-wise difficulty level of the CTET exam conducted for Paper 2 can be examined below:
| Subjects | Difficult Levels |
| Child Development & Pedagogy | Moderate |
| Hindi Language | Easy-Moderate |
| English Language | Easy-Moderate |
| Mathematics & Science | Moderate |
| Science | Moderate-Hard |
| Social Studies | Moderate-Hard |
Here are the questions in the Child Development & Pedagogy section. Candidates will get a detailed unit-wise break-up of the questions in the exam.
Topic | No. of questions |
| Vygotsky | 2-3 |
| Piaget & Kohlberg | 4-5 |
| Gender Biased | 5-6 |
| Skinner Based Question | 2-3 |
| Evaluation | 3-4 |
| Multiple Intelligence | 2-3 |
| Good Attempts | 23-24 |
The mathematics section was easy compared to the previous year's questions. Aspirants can score 25+ easily in this section. Candidates get a detailed mathematics topic-wise break-up of the questions in the exam.
Topic | No. of questions |
| Algebra | 2-3 |
| Mensuration (Cylinder) | 2-3 |
| Area & Perimeter | 1-2 |
| Simplification | 2-3 |
| Geometry | 1 |
| Perimeter | 1-2 |
| Maths Pedagogy | 15 |
| Good Attempts | 24-25 |
The Science sections were quite easy. Most of the questions were asked from the NCERT textbook. Candidates get a detailed unit-wise break-up of the questions in the exam.
Topic | No of questions |
| Blood-Related Questions | 2 |
| Acid & Bases Questions | 1 |
| Motion (Numerical) | 1-2 |
| Gravitation based questions | 1 |
| Water Management-Based Pedagogy | 1 |
| Green House Effect | 2-3 |
| Hormones Related Questions | 2-3 |
| Assessment Based Questions | 1 |
| Layer of Earth | 2-3 |
| Solar System (Planet) | 1 |
| Good Attempts | 26-27 |
The Social Studies section asked most of the questions about history, politics, and geography. Aspirants can check the detailed topic-wise break-up of the English questions in the exam.
Topic | No. of Questions |
| Parliament Based Question | 1-2 |
| Question on B.R.Ambedkar | 1 |
| Ancient India | 2-3 |
| Modern History | 2-3 |
| Question-based on oath taken by Chief Minister | 1 |
| Gim-Corbett National park | 1-2 |
| Question-Based on Covid-19 | 1 |
| Match the Following-Dynasty | 1-2 |
| Social Studies Pedagogy | 28 |
| Good Attempts | 52-54 |
In the English section, one Passage based on Dowry & Photography, One Poem were there. This section comes under the easy-moderate level. Aspirants can check the detailed topic-wise break-up of the English questions asked in the exam.
Topic | No. of Questions |
| Reading Comprehension: One Passage based on Dowry & Photography (Synonym, Antonym) | 8-10 |
| Poem: (Poetic devices) | 6-8 |
| Language Pedagogy | 15 |
| Good Attempts | 28-29 |
The Hindi language was comparatively easy in nature as the previous year's exam. संधि विच्छेद, प्रत्यय. Aspirants will get a detailed topic-wise break-up of the Hindi questions in the exam.
Topic | No. of Questions |
| Passage: प्रकृति-(समास, पर्यायवाची, संधि विच्छेद, प्रत्यय, मुहावरे, विलोम), रत्नेश की संधि | 8-10 |
| Poem | 6-7 |
| Language Pedagogy | 15 |
| Good Attempts | 28-29 |
Based on the feedback of students who took the CTET December 2021 exam from 16 December 2021 to 13 January 2022, the CTET analysis has been presented below. After going through the exam analysis, candidates will be able to devise the best strategy for CTET preparation. This will help them to prepare each and every topic efficiently for the exam. In the previous year's CTET exam analysis for both paper 1 and paper 2, candidates examine difficulty level, good attempts, and other significant facts.
CTET Paper 1 Difficulty Level and Good Attempts (16 December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 22-24 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 20-23 | Moderate |
Sanskrit Language | 20-21 | Moderate-Difficult |
English Language | 20-22 | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics | 21-23 | Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 22-24 | Easy-Moderate |
Overall | 106-118 | Moderate |
CTET Paper 1 Difficulty Level and Good Attempts (20 December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 21-23 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 20-22 | Easy |
Sanskrit Language | 16-18 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 18-21 | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics | 21-23 | Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 18-20 | Moderate |
Overall | 112-121 | Easy-Moderate |
CTET Exam Analysis for Paper 2 (20th December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 18-20 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 23-25 | Easy |
Sanskrit Language | 20-22 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 20-22 | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics & Science | 40-44 | Moderate-Difficult |
Social Studies | 38-42 | Moderate-Difficult |
Overall | 109-121 | Moderate-Difficult |
CTET Analysis for Paper 1 (22nd December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Hindi Language | 24-26 | Easy |
Sanskrit Language | 18-20 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 20-22 | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics | 20-22 | Easy-Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 22-24 | Easy |
Overall | 110-120 | Easy-Moderate |
CTET Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (23rd December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Hindi Language | 26-28 | Easy |
Sanskrit Language | 26-28 | Easy |
English Language | 24-26 | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 25-27 | Easy |
Overall | 118-123 | Easy-Moderate |
CTET Analysis for Paper 1 (28th December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 20-22 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Sanskrit Language | 22-24 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 22-24 | Moderate |
Mathematics | 20-22 | Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Overall | 110-120 | Moderate |
CTET Paper 2 Difficulty Level and Good Attempts (28 December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 23-25 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Sanskrit Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 22-24 | Moderate |
Mathematics & Science | 35-37 | Moderate-Difficult |
Social Studies | 40-44 | Easy-Moderate |
Overall | 104-116 | Moderate |
CTET Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (29 December 2021)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 20-22 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 25-27 | Easy-Moderate |
Sanskrit Language | 25-27 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Mathematics | 22-24 | Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 20-22 | Moderate |
Overall | 111-121 | Moderate |
CTET Analysis for Paper 1 (10 Jan 2022)
Subjects | Good Attempts | Difficult Levels |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 20-22 | Moderate |
Hindi Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Sanskrit Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
English Language | 24-26 | Easy-Moderate |
Mathematics | 21-23 | Moderate |
Environmental Studies | 24-26 | Moderate |
Overall | 112-123 | Moderate |
The qualifying marks or CTET cut off is the minimum mark required to pass the exam. To pass the exam, candidates must achieve the minimum qualifying score. The qualifying marks for the CTET are divided into different categories, such as SC, ST, OBC, and General for which the details have been presented below.
| Category | % of Marks | Required Marks (Out of 150) |
| General | 60 | 90 |
| OBC/SC/ST | 55 | 82 |
As per CTET Exam Analysis, Paper 1 on 10 January 2023 was Easy-Moderate. On the other hand, papers usually take a long time to complete. According to the experts at BYJU'S Exam Prep, last year, the difficulty level of the exam was more on the easy side.
According to the CTET exam analysis 2022, the English Language was easy-moderate, and the pedagogy part was tricky. Questions on alliteration, magnitude, and antonym-synonym were asked.
Candidates of the General category or Unreserved category have to score 60% (90 marks out of 150) to pass the exam. On the other hand, reserved category candidates must secure 55% marks (90 marks out of 150) to pass the exam.
The difficulty level of CTET Paper 1 for the 10 January 2023 paper is Easy-Moderate. The level of upcoming shifts will be available here after the exam. The experts of Byjusexamprep will provide a detailed analysis based on the reviews of the students.
CTET Paper 2 exam was moderate to difficult in terms of difficulty. So candidates should prepare for the exam in a good manner to obtain the minimum marks required to pass the exam.
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