CTET September 2026 Correction Form 

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has activated the CTET September 2026 Correction Window for candidates who have already submitted their application forms for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) September 2026. Applicants can now make corrections to specific details in their online application form within the prescribed correction period.

Candidates who wish to modify information such as personal details, examination city preferences, category details, paper selection, and other permitted fields should complete the correction process before the deadline.

CTET September 2026 Correction Form Overview

About CTET 2026

The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is a national-level eligibility examination conducted by CBSE for candidates aspiring to become teachers in Central Government Schools such as:

• Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVS)

• Navodaya Vidyalayas (NVS)

• Central Government Schools

• Schools accepting CTET scores

CTET consists of:

Paper I

For candidates intending to teach Classes I to V (Primary Level).

Paper II

For candidates intending to teach Classes VI to VIII (Elementary Level).

Candidates wishing to teach Classes I to VIII can appear for both papers.

CTET September 2026 Important Dates

CTET 2026 Application Fee

Single Paper (Paper I or Paper II)

Both Papers (Paper I & II)

Candidates should verify the latest fee structure through the official notification.

CTET Eligibility Criteria

For Primary Level (Class I to V)

Candidates must have:

• Senior Secondary (10+2) with required percentage and D.El.Ed / B.El.Ed qualification, OR

• Graduation with D.El.Ed qualification as per NCTE norms.

For Elementary Level (Class VI to VIII)

Candidates must have:

• Graduation degree and B.Ed qualification, OR

• Graduation with D.El.Ed / B.El.Ed as applicable.

Candidates should refer to the official CTET Information Bulletin for complete eligibility requirements.

Details That Can Be Corrected

Candidates may be allowed to modify:

• Candidate Name (if permitted)

• Father's / Mother's Name

• Date of Birth

• Gender

• Category

• PwD Status

• Paper Selection

• Examination City Preference

• Educational Qualification Details

• Address and Contact Information

The list of editable fields may vary according to CBSE guidelines.

How to Edit CTET September 2026 Application Form

Follow these steps:

1. Visit the official CTET website.

2. Click on the "CTET September 2026 Correction Form" link.

3. Login using your Application Number and Password.

4. Open your submitted application form.

5. Make the necessary corrections.

6. Review all details carefully.

7. Submit the corrected application form.

8. Download and print the confirmation page.

Documents Required

Keep the following documents ready:

• Application Number

• Registered Mobile Number

• Educational Certificates

• Identity Proof

• Category Certificate (if applicable)

• Passport Size Photograph

• Signature

Important Instructions

• Verify all details before final submission.

• Corrections may not be allowed after the correction window closes.

• Incorrect information can lead to application rejection.

• Keep a copy of the corrected application form for future reference.

CTET 2026 Selection Process

The CTET qualification process includes:

1. Computer-Based Examination

2. Result Declaration

3. CTET Certificate Issuance

Candidates qualifying CTET become eligible to apply for teaching vacancies as per the recruitment rules of various schools and organizations.

Conclusion

The CTET September 2026 Correction Form provides candidates with an opportunity to rectify mistakes made during the application process. Applicants are advised to review their forms carefully and make all necessary corrections before the correction window closes. Accurate information in the application form is essential for a smooth examination and certificate issuance process.

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