CTET December 2019 Paper 2 Answer Key: Final Key PDF Explained

The CTET December 2019 Paper 2 answer key is listed on the official CTET website (ctet.nic.in) on its Previous Year Final Answer Key page. That makes it a final key, not a provisional one. The listing entry is titled "CTET December 2019 Answer Key Paper 2" and links to a 278 KB PDF.

The supplied evidence does not mention any objection window, objection fee or challenge procedure for this key. This article therefore does not describe one.

Quick facts

Is this answer key provisional or final?

The listing page places this file in a section headed "Previous Year Final Answer Key". That is the basis for calling it final. The PDF itself does not carry the word "final" or "provisional" in the text supplied. No earlier provisional key for this exam appears in the evidence, so nothing here compares the two.

Release date

The listing gives no separate release date for this entry. The PDF header reads "Date. 27/12/2019", so this article treats 27 December 2019 as the date printed on the key document. The file's upload date on the website is a separate matter and is not established here.

How to view the Paper 2 answer key

1. Open the official Previous Year Final Answer Key page on ctet.nic.in.
2. Find the row "CTET December 2019 Answer Key Paper 2" (year 2019).
3. Use the "View" option under "Accessible Version" to open the PDF. The row also has a download option.

The key is a public PDF, and no login step appears in the evidence. The listing page's footer shows a last-updated date of 29 September 2026, and the entry is still listed there. That does not guarantee the file will open on any given day.

What the PDF contains

The key is organised by question set (E, F, G and H) and by subject section. Each page is a grid of question numbers and answer options.

• Main section, Mathematics and Science (MAT & SCI): questions 1 to 90, for each of sets E to H.
• Main section, Social Studies (SOC): questions 1 to 90, for each of sets E to H.
• Language sections: questions 91 to 150 for English, Hindi, Assamese, Bangla and Garo, for each set. The supplied text breaks off partway through the Garo section, so any further language sections could not be checked here.

Reading the answer codes

Each page ends with a note: an answer shown as 9 means marks are awarded to all candidates. In the visible MAT & SCI pages, for example, set E question 87, set F question 78, set G question 72 and set H question 65 are marked 9. Because the same question appears at different numbers in different sets, always check the answer against your own set letter.

Checking your answers

1. Find your question booklet set (E, F, G or H) and use only that set's pages.
2. Match the section: Mathematics and Science or Social Studies for questions 1 to 90, and your chosen language for 91 to 150.
3. Compare each response with the code in the key. Count a "9" as correct for every candidate.

This guide does not give qualifying marks, scoring rules or result details for this exam, because none were in the evidence. For those, use the official CTET notices.

Frequently asked questions

Can I raise an objection to this key?

The evidence mentions no objection window, objection fee or procedure for this key. It sits in a final answer key section, so this article does not invent a process. Check official CTET communications for any rules.

What does 9 mean in the key?

The PDF states that 9 means marks are awarded to all the candidates for that question.