Missed CTET by 2 Marks: Will the Cut-Off Trend Continue This Year?

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As far as I know, the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) does not provide for re-evaluation or rechecking exam results. Your current result will be treated as final result.
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Ans: Clearing the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) makes you eligible for teaching jobs in both private and government schools across India. CTET is mandatory in Central Government Schools like Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Vidyalayas, Central Tibetan Schools, and schools under UTs like Delhi. Private schools consider CTET as a benchmark, but it is not compulsory in private schools unless specified by the institution. Some states accept CTET scores for teaching positions, while others require their own State TET. All The BEST for Your Prosperous Future.

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Ans: Mahesh, he significant upward shift in KCET ranks this year means that cutoff ranks for various colleges are also likely to increase compared to last year. This is because, with more students getting higher (worse) ranks, the closing ranks for admissions will move up, making it possible for students with higher ranks to secure seats in colleges and branches that previously required better ranks. However, the extent of this increase will depend on factors such as the number of qualified candidates, exam difficulty, seat availability, and demand for specific branches and colleges. For top branches like CSE in premier colleges, cutoffs will remain competitive but are expected to shift higher by a few thousand ranks. For less popular branches and colleges, the cutoff increase may be even more noticeable. All the best for your admission and a bright future!

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Ans: Mayur, In MHT CET 2025, the State CET Cell implemented a multi-shift normalization process converting raw marks into percentile scores for each session to offset varying difficulty levels and ensure fairness. Official results reveal 37 candidates achieved 100 percentile and nearly 39,000 scored between 90 and 100 percentiles, creating a crowded upper distribution and compressing percentile differences among aspirants. Principals of leading Mumbai colleges report that first-round cutoffs for flagship branches such as CSE, ECE, and Mechanical are expected to decline to the low-80 percentile range—approximately 80–83 percentile—compared to last year’s 85–88 percentile thresholds. This trend is reinforced by an unchanged seat matrix of over 1.04 lakh BTech seats and a surge of high-scoring candidates opting for national-level institutes, which has reduced competition within the state quota. Emerging patterns from expert analyses and newspaper reports indicate that normalized percentiles, higher topper counts, and shift-wise score adjustments have reshaped cutoff dynamics this year. Normalization’s percentile compression due to shift-wise adjustments, a spike in perfect and near-perfect percentiles, high scorers migrating to IIT/JEE channels reducing state-level competition, and a stable seat matrix have collectively driven admission cutoffs down by approximately three percentile points in MHT CET 2025, compared to previous year’s admission cycle performance. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: HI CHIRAG,
Due to various factors increased difficulty of exam, number of test takers....
Try for CSE CORE.