CTET February 2026 Result: 21st Edition Declared on 30 March 2026, With Pass Data and Steps to Check

The result of the 21st edition of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), held on 7 and 8 February 2026, was declared in a public notice dated 30 March 2026. That is the original release date shown on the notice. As of 11 October 2026 this is a completed event: the result was released months ago. The sources do not show whether the result links are still open today.

CTET February 2026 result at a glance

Result statistics reported in the notice

The notice gives the following figures for registered, appeared and qualified candidates.

The notice does not explain how the total row is derived. It is not the simple sum of the two paper rows, so treat the total as the figure CBSE published and do not add the paper rows yourself. The notice also does not provide cut-off marks, category-wise data or a merit list.

How to check the CTET February 2026 result

Steps stated in the notice

1. Go to the CTET website, ctet.nic.in, which the notice names as the place where the result is available.
2. Log in on the CTET website to view your own result, as the notice advises.
3. Keep your application details at hand. The notice does not list the exact login fields, so follow the prompts on the official page.

Which official page to use

The notice points to the CTET website. Separately, the Important Links section of the CTET homepage labels a RESULT link that leads to the CBSE results portal. The Hindi text of the notice also mentions logging in on the CTET and CBSE websites. Use only these official addresses and avoid third-party result sites. The sources do not say whether the result page is still active, so confirm on the official site.

Marksheet and qualifying certificate

The notice says the marksheet and qualifying certificate would be uploaded to DigiLocker shortly. Candidates can download them using the mobile number given in their CTET February 2026 online application. The notice does not give an upload date, and the sources do not confirm the current DigiLocker status. If a document is missing, check the mobile number you registered with and look for any guidance on the CTET website.

What the sources do not cover

• The notice does not give cut-off marks or a score-validity period. A separate notice on the validity of the TET qualifying certificate appears on the CTET site, but its contents were not available here, so this page makes no claim about validity.
• The CTET homepage lists other notices, such as OMR calculation sheets and answer-key challenges, and notices for the September 2026 cycle. They are separate events and are not described here.
• The sources do not say what to do if your result shows a discrepancy. Check the CTET website for the relevant notice or use its helpdesk contact page.

Frequently asked questions

When was the CTET February 2026 result declared?

The public notice is dated 30 March 2026 and says the result of the 21st edition had been declared.

Who conducts CTET?

The CTET site states that the Ministry of Education entrusted CBSE with conducting the test.

What was the overall qualifying percentage?

The notice reports 25.68% overall: 597,061 qualified out of 2,324,625 who appeared.