KTET Admit Card for December 2025 Session Exam on February 11: Hall ticket likely by 4 PM
KTET Admit Card for the December 2025 session will be out on February 11, 2026, likely by 4 PM at ktet.kerala.gov.in. Download it using your registration details. Carry a printed admit card and original photo ID to the exam.
KTET Admit Card:The Admit Card for the KTET December 2025 session is likely to be declared onFebruary 11, 2026, and can be downloadedby 4 PMon the official website,ktet.kerala.gov.in. The Kerala Teacher Eligibility Test (KTET) is conducted by the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan for candidates to appear for Categories I, II, III, and IV. These categories include candidates for Lower Primary, Upper Primary, High Schools, and Language Teachers. This is the eligibility test for aspirants to work as teachers in schools in the state of Kerala.
To download the admit cards, you have to log in with your registration details. The admit card will carry vital details such as your name, roll number, category, date of the exam, shift timing, reporting time, and venue of the examination center.
What documents have to be carried along with the KTET admit card?
Along with the KTET Admit Card, the following documents have to be carried to the exam centre:
- Printed copy of the KTET Admit Card (Digital copies on mobile phones are not accepted)
- One valid photo ID proof (original), such as: Aadhaar Card/Voter ID/PAN Card/Passport/Driving License
- Passport-size photograph (The same as the one uploaded in the application form)
Note:Without admit card and valid photo ID, you will not be granted entry to the examination hall. It is suggested that you carry extra copies of the admit card with you to avoid any last-minute inconvenience and carefully adhere to the instructions given in the admit card.
What was the Previous Session's KTET Difficulty Level?
On the basis of the feedback received by the candidates who appeared for the KTET exam held in November 2024, the overall difficulty level has been assessed to beeasy to moderate. Most of the candidates have assessed the questions to be basically based upon the fundamental concepts of pedagogy and not based upon any complex topic or subject matter. Sections such as Child Development & Pedagogy and languages were found to be easy and scoring, while the Mathematics section was found to be moderate and a bit time-consuming for the candidates.
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