
CTET 2026 Paper 1 Exam Analysis: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is conducting the CTET 2026 Paper 1 examination on 7 February 2026 in Shift 1. This exam is meant for candidates aspiring to become teachers for Classes 1 to 5. The test is being held in offline (pen-and-paper) mode across various exam centres.
After the exam concludes, this page will be updated with a detailed CTET 2026 Paper 1 exam analysis based on student feedback, memory-based questions, and expert opinions. Candidates can expect insights into the paper’s difficulty level, section-wise performance, expected good attempts, and key topics asked.
The CTET Paper 1 Exam Analysis 2026 will be available shortly after the exam ends. The analysis will cover:
Overall difficulty level
Section-wise difficulty analysis
Expected good attempts
Important and repeated topics
Student feedback from exam centres
Candidates are advised to bookmark this page for the latest real-time updates.
Based on previous years’ trends, CTET Paper 1 is generally rated easy to moderate. Some sections may appear lengthy or slightly tricky conceptually. The exact difficulty level of CTET 2026 Paper 1 will be updated here after reviewing candidate responses.
A detailed section-wise analysis will be provided for the following subjects:
Child Development and Pedagogy (CDP)
Language I
Language II
Mathematics
Environmental Studies (EVS)
Each section will include topic-wise weightage, difficulty level, and key observations.
The expected good attempts for CTET 2026 Paper 1 will be shared after analysing student reactions and expert reviews. Good attempts indicate the number of questions candidates could attempt with reasonable accuracy.
The CTET 2026 Paper 1 question paper PDF will be provided here once available. CBSE usually releases official question papers after the exam cycle, while memory-based or unofficial PDFs may be shared earlier for reference.
CBSE is likely to release the CTET 2026 provisional answer key a few days after the exam. Candidates will be able to:
Check correct answers
Calculate expected scores
Raise objections within the given window
The direct answer key link will be updated here.
This page will be updated shortly after the CTET 2026 Paper 1 exam concludes on 7 February. Candidates are advised to refresh the page regularly for updates on difficulty level, good attempts, and section-wise analysis.