CTET — free subject quizzes
21 free quizzes across the official CTET subjects, each with instant scoring and a step-by-step solution for every question. Available in English, हिन्दी.
ExamguruX CTET quizzes let you drill one section at a time — Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I (English), Language II (Hindi), Mathematics, EVS, or the Paper II Science and Social Studies sections — instead of always sitting a full 150-question paper. Every quiz is bilingual, scored with the real +1 and no negative marking, and shows a worked solution the moment you finish.
Child Development and Pedagogy (both papers) — Quiz 1
Child Development and Pedagogy (both papers) — Quiz 2
Child Development and Pedagogy (both papers) — Quiz 3
Environmental Studies (Paper I) — Quiz 1
Environmental Studies (Paper I) — Quiz 2
Environmental Studies (Paper I) — Quiz 3
Social Studies (Paper II only) — Quiz 1
Social Studies (Paper II only) — Quiz 2
Social Studies (Paper II only) — Quiz 3
Subjects these CTET quizzes cover
Every official CTET subject has its own set of quizzes, so you can drill one area at a time.
Why subject-wise quizzes work for CTET
Roughly half of every CTET section is pedagogy rather than content, and that is exactly where most candidates lose the marks that keep them under the 60% qualifying line. Short subject-wise quizzes isolate that half — how children learn, what their errors reveal, how to assess and include them — so you can fix a weak area in one sitting instead of discovering it inside a 150-question mock.
CTET quizzes — frequently asked questions
Which CTET sections can I take quizzes in?
You can practise Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I (English), Language II (Hindi), Mathematics and Environmental Studies for Paper I, plus the Science and Social Studies sections that appear only in Paper II — each as its own short quiz, split into content and pedagogy.
Are the CTET quizzes available in Hindi?
Yes. CTET is a bilingual paper, so every section apart from the two language papers carries a full Hindi translation of the question, options and solution — use the language selector in the test player to switch. Language I is an English paper and Language II is authored natively in Hindi.
How are quizzes different from a full CTET mock?
A quiz is a short, single-topic set you can finish in a few minutes, while a full mock reproduces the Paper I structure across all five sections at the real one-minute-per-question pace. Use quizzes to close a pedagogy gap and full mocks to practise attempting every question, since CTET has no negative marking.
Ready for the real thing?
Move from quizzes to full-length CTET mock tests on the official pattern.
