CTET aspirants will unearth OMR Sheet inside the potted Test Booklet. They can unbolt/smash the seal after getting instruction by the invigilator. Candidates must not endeavor breaking the seal before the announcement made by the invigilator.
One can discover code such as A, B, C or D printed on OMR sheet and the same will be provided on test booklet as well. Candidates should be highly cautious while dealing with OMR sheet as the scrutiny process will be made by a machine only. They should not fold the sheet or mark any stray marks. Along with that, they should not write their respective roll number anywhere else rather than specified space in the OMR sheet.
Side 1 of OMR Sheet
Side 1 of OMR sheet contains following particulars which need to be filled by candidates with using black/blue point pen. Candidates are strictly prohibited to use pencils.
- Candidate’s name;
- Roll Number;
- Father’s Name;
- Centre Number;
- Exam centre;
- Subject provided for Paper-II(Only in case of Paper-II)
Side 2 of OMR Sheet
Candidates are instructed to fill up side 2 of OMR sheet with using only ballpoint pen.
- Number of Main Test Booklet;
- Roll Number;
- Language Supplement Booklet Number;
- Subject provided for Paper-II(Only in case of Paper-II);
- Language Supplement Booklet Code;
- Language mode of the question;
- Candidate’s signature;
How to Make Response in the OMR Sheet?
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- For each question, candidates will be given four alternatives out of which candidates need to fill only one bubble with using ballpoint pen.
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- Candidates are instructed to carry their own ballpoint pen.
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- The circle marked once will not be changed further.
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- Candidates are suggested not to fold or mark stray on the answer sheet.
- They are not allowed to make any rough work on OMR Sheet, it needs to be done on space provided in the CTET exam booklet.