CTET December 2022 Final Answer Key: Status and How to View the CBSE PDF

The official CTET December 2022 answer key is a final key, not a provisional one. The PDF on ctet.nic.in carries the heading "Final Answer Key on which the result compiled" under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) name. It is listed as "CTET Dec22 Answer Key" on the official Previous Year Final Answer Key page.

Quick facts

Is it provisional or final?

It is final. The listing page is titled "Previous Year Final Answer Key", and the PDF repeats "Final Answer Key" on every page header. The wording "on which the result compiled" indicates this is the key behind the declared result. The evidence does not include a separate provisional key for this session, so this page does not describe one.

Release date

Neither the listing nor the PDF gives an original release date for this key. The file path on the site contains "2023/03", which may reflect when the file was uploaded. That is not a confirmed release date, so this page does not treat it as one. The listing's "Last Updated: Sep 29, 2026" refers to the page as a whole, not to this document.

How to view the final answer key

Open the PDF

The listing offers the key as an "Accessible Version" PDF with view and download options. Use the "View final answer key" link on this page, which points to the PDF on the official CBSE-owned file host linked from ctet.nic.in. The evidence shows a public PDF, so no login steps are described here.

Or find it on the listing page

Open the Previous Year Final Answer Key page on ctet.nic.in and look for the row "CTET Dec22 Answer Key" with year 2022. The listing showed the entry when the page was last checked. That is not a guarantee of continued availability.

What the PDF covers

The key is organised by exam date and shift. Each shift lists question number, key and subject label:

• 28 December 2022: morning and evening shifts
• 29 December 2022: morning and evening shifts
• 9 January 2023: morning and evening shifts

Section labels differ between shifts. Examples include CDP, Maths, EVS, SSC, MSC and language sections. The 9 January 2023 pages include many language sections beyond English and Hindi, such as Assamese, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu. The text available for this page was truncated, so check the PDF itself for the exact layout of your shift and language.

Reading unusual entries

Most entries are a single option number. Some show other values, such as "DROP", more than one option (for example "2,3" or "1,3"), or the digit "9". The part of the document reviewed does not explain these. Do not assume how they affect marking, and refer to CBSE for how they were treated.

Objection window and fee

The evidence states no objection window, objection fee or challenge procedure for this key. Because the document is a final key, this page does not describe an objection process. Any objection facility that applied to an earlier stage is not covered by the sources reviewed.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a provisional CTET December 2022 answer key I should check instead?

The sources reviewed show only the final key for this session. They do not show or link a provisional key.

Can I still raise objections?

The evidence gives no objection window, fee or procedure for this final key, so no objection process is described here.

Does this page cover other CTET sessions?

No. The same listing includes keys for other sessions. This page covers only the December 2022 entry.