Question 1

Is the CTET mock test on TestCrux really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every CTET mock test on TestCrux is 100% free — no paywall, no trial expiry, and no credit-card required. Sign up with your phone number or email to save attempts, view topic-wise analytics, and track your percentile across cycles.

Question 2

How many questions are there in CTET?

Accepted Answer

Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) has 150 questions carrying 150 total marks, to be attempted in 2 hours 30 minutes. The TestCrux mock test mirrors the exact question count, section split and marking scheme used in the official exam.

Question 3

Can I take the CTET mock test in Hindi?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TestCrux offers CTET mock tests in English and Hindi. You can toggle the question language mid-test without losing any of your answers — exactly like the real CBT interface used by NTA, SSC and IBPS.

Question 4

How should I prepare for CTET with TestCrux?

Accepted Answer

Start with one full-length CTET mock test on TestCrux to get a baseline score and percentile. Review the topic-wise heatmap to find your weakest chapters, then take 10-15 sectional tests focused on those topics. Finish with 3-4 more full-length mocks in the two weeks before the exam to build stamina. Every attempt gives you time-per-question analytics so you can fix pacing issues before the real exam.

Question 5

Who conducts CTET?

Accepted Answer

Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education. The official notification, answer keys and result are published on https://ctet.nic.in. TestCrux builds its mock tests against the latest official pattern from Central Board of Secondary Education so your practice always matches what you'll see on exam day.

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