CTET Feb 2026 Paper 2 Answer Key for the 1 March 2026 Exam: Final Key and How to View It

The CTET Feb26 Answer Key P2 for the 1 March 2026 exam is listed on the official CTET website under "Previous Year Final Answer Key", so it is a final key, not a provisional one. The evidence reviewed gives no objection window and no objection fee for it, so none is stated here. The listing shows it as a viewable PDF (138 KB, accessible version).

Is the CTET Feb26 Paper 2 (1 March 2026) key provisional or final?

On ctet.nic.in the entry "CTET Feb26 Answer Key P2 01March2026" sits on the page titled "Previous Year Final Answer Key". It is tagged with the year 2026. That placement is the only basis for calling it final. The PDF has the heading "CTET FEB-2026 ANSWER KEY" with the exam date 01-03-2026, and the words "final" or "provisional" do not appear in the extracted text.

Objection window and fee

The reviewed evidence states no objection window, no objection link and no fee for this key. Because it is listed as a final key, this article does not describe any challenge procedure. If you think an answer is wrong, check the official CTET website for any notice that applies to this session.

Release date and event status

The original release date of this answer key is not stated in the evidence. The file's web address contains "2026/04", which suggests it was uploaded in April 2026, but that is only a hint and not an announced release date. The listing page shows a general "Last Updated" date of 29 September 2026, which applies to the page and not to this document. As of 3 October 2026 the exam (1 March 2026) is a completed event. The evidence does not show whether the PDF is still available today, so check the official page directly.

How to view the answer key

1. Open the "Previous Year Final Answer Key" page on ctet.nic.in (linked under Important Links).
2. Find the row titled "CTET Feb26 Answer Key P2 01March2026". Other rows cover Paper 1 and the 7 and 8 February 2026 sessions, so choose the P2 01March2026 row.
3. Select "View" next to "Accessible Version" to open the PDF. The listing also has a download icon for the same file.

The listing offers it as a public PDF, and the evidence describes no login step.

What the PDF contains

The visible part of the file is organised as follows:

• Question paper sets: separate answer tables for Sets O, P, Q and R.
• Sections: each page names the Paper II subject. The extracted text shows Math & Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, Bengali and Marathi. The extract is cut off, so further language sections may follow.
• Layout: each table pairs a question number with an answer option. Page numbers in the extract start at 125, so this may be part of a longer combined document.
• Legend: a footer note maps letter codes to option pairs: A=1,2; B=1,3; C=1,4; D=2,3; E=2,4; F=3,4; Z=ALL.

Check your own set first

The same question number has a different answer in each set. Before comparing, confirm your set letter on your question booklet, and then use only the table for your subject and set.

Quick reference

Frequently asked questions

Can I challenge answers in this key?

The evidence gives no objection procedure for this key, and it is listed as final. This article therefore describes no objection window or fee.

Does this page cover Paper 1 or the February 2026 sessions?

No. It covers only Paper 2 for the 1 March 2026 exam. The listing has separate entries for Paper 1 and for the 7 and 8 February 2026 sessions, and those are not covered here.