CTET 2022 Exam Analysis (January 10, 2023) Paper 1: Check Detailed Review Section-Wise

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CTET 2022 Exam Analysis (Jan 10): Check the difficulty level, good attempts, and section-wise analysis of the CTET 2022-23 exam analysis for Paper 1.

CTET 2022 Exam Analysis (Jan 10): The CBSE held the 16th Edition CTET exam on January 10, 2023. The CTET 2022-23 exam will conclude on February 7, 2023. Candidates who attempted Paper 1 on January 10, 2023, can check the detailed CTET exam analysis based on the feedback shared by the students. The overall difficulty level of CTET 2022-23 Exam (Jan 10) Paper 1 was easy to moderate. CTET exam analysis will give candidates an idea of how well they did on the exam and how difficult it was.

According to the latest reports, a total of 32.45 lakh candidates are going to appear in the CTET 2022-23 exam this year. CTET 2022-23 shift 1 was concluded from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. The CTET determines the eligibility of candidates for appointment as teachers for Classes 1 to 8 in the Central Government School, such as KVS, NVS, etc. The CTET Paper 1 is for candidates who want to teach Classes 1-5 (Primary Teachers), and Paper 2 is for candidates who want to teach Classes 6-8 (Elementary Teachers). Candidates who wish to teach Classes 1-8 need to take both papers.

CTET 2022 Exam Timing and Schedule

Candidates can check below the CTET 2022-23 exam time schedule.

CTET 2022 Exam	Details
Date of CTET Examination	28-Dec-2022 to 07-Feb-2023
	Paper 1	Paper 2
Entry in the Examination Centre	07:30 AM	12:30 PM
Checking of Admit Cards	09: 00 AM to 09:15 AM	02:00 PM to 02:15PM
Checking of Computer	09:15 AM	02:15 PM
Last Entry in the Examination Centre	09:30 AM	02:30 PM
Test Commences	09:30 AM	02:30 PM
Test Concludes	12:00 Noon	05:00 PM

Note: Candidates will not be permitted to enter the Examination Centre after the commencement of the examination as per time schedule given above/Admit Card.

Q: Which sections of the CTET exam are usually lengthy?

The CTET exam is conducted for two papers- Paper 1 and Paper 2. The CTET Paper 1 contains questions from Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Environmental Studies. The CTET Paper 2 comprises questions from four subjects- Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Science or Social Studies/Social Sciences. Candidates usually find the Mathematics section a little time taking. Moreover, many candidates find the Reading Comprehension questions of the CTET exam also lengthy.

Q: What is the syllabus and exam pattern for CTET paper 2?

The CTET Paper 2 is for teaching posts in classes 6 to 8 in government schools. The paper 2 pattern is as follows: The syllabus for CTET Paper 2 consists of four sections. (a) Section 1: 30 questions based on child development and pedagogy, each worth one mark. (b) Section 2 and Section 3: Language 1 and Language 2 each consist of 30 questions worth one mark. (c) Section 4: You will have to attempt any one of the following sections: mathematics and Science, or social Science. Depending on which section you selected during the application, you have to answer 60 questions from that section. The topics are as follows: 1. In Child Development and Pedagogy, the question asked is about child development, learning, and pedagogy. 2. The Language I and Language II sections consist of comprehension and the pedagogy of language development. 3. This basic math question is asked in the mathematics section, such as geometry, the solids around us, shapes and spatial understanding, numbers, etc. 4. The Science sections consist of topics related to food, materials, natural phenomena, and natural resources. 5. The Social Sciences section consists of questions related to history, geography, social Science, and political Science.

Q: What is the exam pattern for CTET?

CTET exam pattern comprises name of subjects, the number of questions asked in the exam and the marking scheme of Paper 1 and Paper 2. The CTET Paper 1 pattern comprises five sections- Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I (compulsory), Language-II (compulsory), Mathematics and Environmental Studies. CTET Paper 2 pattern comprises four sections- Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I (compulsory), Language-II (compulsory), Mathematics and Science/ Social Studies. Each Paper is of 150 marks and carries 150 multiple choice questions (MCQs).. .

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CTET 2022 Exam Analysis Jan 10: Paper 1 Section-Wise

The table below contains the detailed exam analysis and review of the CTET 2022 Paper 1:

Section	Difficulty Level
Language 1	Easy (Good Attempts 23-25)
Language 2	Easy to Moderate (Good Attempts 25-27)
Child Development and Pedagogy	Easy (Good Attempts 24-26)
Mathematics	Easy to Moderate (Good Attempts 24-25)
Environmental Studies	Easy (Good Attempts 23-25)
Expected number of good attempts out of 150	Easy to Moderate (Good Attempts 110-122)

CTET Exam Analysis 2022-23 Jan 10 Paper 1: Section-Wise Difficulty Level & Topics

Scroll down at the section-wise exam analysis and review of the CTET 2022 exam held on January 10, 2023. Know the difficulty level as well as the topics from which questions were asked.

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CTET 2022 Paper 1 Jan 10: Child Development And Pedagogy Topic-Wise Analysis

According to the students feedback and review, questions asked in the Child Development & Pedagogy topics is provided below.

Topic	Number of Questions
Piaget Stages	2-3
Vygotsky – Scaffolding	2-3
New Educational Policy 2020	1-2
Howard Gardner	1-2
Assertion and Reasoning	1-2
Basic Education	1-2
Multilingualism	1-2
Chomsky -Learning accusation, LAD	1-2
Questions based on Learning Disability	1
Inclusive Education-Dyslexia	1-2
Kohlberg	1-2
Growth and Stages of Development	1-2
NCF 2005	1-2
PYQ	1-2
Good Attempt	24-26

CTET 2022 Paper 1 Jan 10: Mathematics Topic-Wise Analysis

According to the students feedback and review, questions asked in the Mathematics topics is provided below.

Topic	Number of Questions
Geometry-Complimentary Angle	1-2
Unit and Measurement	1-2
Based on PYQ	1-2
Number Series	1-2
Fractions	1-2
Area & Perimeter	1-2
Place Value, Reciprocal	1
Unit Conversion	2-3
Time and Distance	1-2
Pattern	1-2
Pedagogy-Top Down Approach	8-10
Good Attempt	24-25

CTET 2022 Paper 1 Jan 10: EVS Topic-Wise Analysis

According to the students feedback and review, questions asked in the Mathematics topics is provided below.

Topic	Number of Questions
Daman Diu Artwork	1-2
Varanasi Painting	1-2
World Yoga Day	1-2
Festival of tribal group of South India	1-2
Full Form of PARAKH	1-2
Panchampalli Saree	1-2
Food in Mumbai	1-3
Vegetables	1-2
Elephant, Sleeping Time	1-2
Eye Defect	1
Vitamins	1
Highway	1
Peacock	1
Assam, Bamboo	1
Pedagogy Assessment of learning EVS theme, NCF 2005	10
Good Attempt	23-25

Q: Which is the most scoring section in the CTET exam?

CTET exam contains almost equal number of questions from each section. Each question carries one mark. So, in general terms, all the sections are scoring if candidates have prepared well. However, as per the candidates' feedback shared in the past, the most scoring section in the CTET exam is Child Development & Pedagogy.

Q: How many sections are there in CTET Paper 1?

CTET Paper 1 contains five sections - Child Development and Pedagogy Language-I Language-II Mathematics Environmental Studies.

Q: Is there any negative marking in the CTET exam?

No, there is no negative marking in the CTET examination. Candidates are awarded one mark for every correct answer in the exam and there is no deduction for wrong answers or unattempted questions. The reason behind the 'no negative marking' policy is that the CTET is an eligibility exam and not a recruitment exam. The CTET exam is conducted in two levels- Paper 1 is for candidates interested in teaching classes 1 to 5, and Paper 2 is for candidates interested in teaching classes 6 to 8. Both the papers consist of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) wherein each question carries one mark. There is no negative marking in the exam, which implies that candidates are not penalized for choosing the wrong option as their answer. It is advisable that candidates should focus on attempting as many questions as they can in the CTET exam to achieve a high score. It is important that candidates must avoid guessing and attempt questions with high accuracy.

Q: Is the CTET 2025 Analysis Available?

No, the CTET 2025 paper analysis is not available as the exam has not been conducted yet. The CTET exam analysis will be shared after the conduct of the exam. Shiksha.com reaches out to the candidates who appear for the exam to provide the real-time exam analysis and review. The overall as well as section-wise CTET paper analysis is shared here based on the candidates' feedback who appear for the examination - https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ctet-exam-analysis

Q: What is the marking scheme for CTET?

In the CTET exam, one mark is allotted for each correct answer. CTET Paper 1 and Paper 2 contain a total of 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) each. Candidates are required to attempt the paper in two and a half hours duration. Have a look at the CTET marking scheme below: Marks for a correct answer: +1 Marks for an incorrect answer: 0 Marks for an unanswered question: 0.

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