CET Exam

Common Eligibility Test (CET) – Single test for Government job Exams

A Common Eligibility Test will now be organized for all the competitive examinations to select candidates for the vacancies of Group ‘B’ (Non-Gazetted) and Lower level posts.

A Common Eligibility Test will now be organized for all the competitive examinations to select candidates for the vacancies of Group ‘B’ (Non-Gazetted) and Lower level posts.

Given the following reasons CET (Common Eligibility Test) Examination

• To bring transparency in the various recruitment process
• candidates will get rid of irregularities and disorder in the conduct of the examination
• To deal with challenges with the operational workload and low manpower

Advantages of CTET Examination

• CET will reduce the number of examinations conducted by the various agencies of the government and save the important money spent by various recruitment agencies to organize these examinations.
• One can select out of several competition levels to regard his needs and intellectual level in order to give his best output.
• The CET Score will be valid for 2 years. This score will help aspirants to appear for Tier II examinations which would be conducted independently by the respective recruiting agencies like SSC, Bank, Railway and other exams