CBSE Invites Observer Consent for CTET February 2026 Examination

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially activated the online submission portal for observer consent related to the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) slated for February 7 and 8, 2026. This administrative step is mandatory for officials who wish to be empanelled as observers to monitor the conduct of the exam at various centers. The notice emphasizes that the process is entirely digital and requires valid login credentials through the Board's dedicated examination management system.

This CTET cycle is part of the ongoing national effort to certify teaching eligibility for central schools, requiring thousands of qualified observers across India. The deployment of these observers is a key component of the exam's security and logistical framework, ensuring that the standardized testing environment is maintained throughout the two-day schedule. Only those currently associated with recognized educational institutions or the board are typically eligible for this duty.

To participate, eligible officials must log in to the Pariksha Sangam portal and complete the consent form. The final date for the submission of observer consent is January 28, 2026. Late submissions or manual requests will not be entertained by the board, as the observer allocation list will be finalized immediately following the deadline.

Access the CTET observer login portal through the official CBSE Pariksha Sangam website to record your availability.