About NCET.in

Helping future teachers prepare for NCET with clarity

NCET.in is an independent preparation platform for the National Common Entrance Test (NCET), the entrance exam for the four-year Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP). We bring the official syllabus, original practice, realistic mock tests and honest feedback together in one calm place.

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Our promise to youWritten on the board, every day

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    Facts you can trustExam details come from NTA and NCTE documents, linked on every page.
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    Practice that teachesOriginal questions with explanations that say why, not just what.
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    Tests that feel realA timed CBT screen with the official pattern and +4 / −1 marking.
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    Feedback that guidesWeak topics, revision and a plan for what to do next.
66official NCET 2026 papers covered
1,991topics mapped
7,992original practice questions
597mock tests
272ITEP institutions in 31 states and UTs

Our story

Why we built NCET.in

NCET.in is an independent preparation platform for students preparing for the National Common Entrance Test. We bring the syllabus, study notes, practice questions, mock tests and ITEP institution information together in one place.

Our questions and study notes are written by our editorial team. Exam facts, dates and institution data are taken from official NTA and NCTE sources, and each page shows its source and when it was last verified.

NCET.in is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by NTA, NCTE or the Ministry of Education.

At a glance

Built for
Students applying to ITEP through NCET, and the parents and teachers who support them
Covers
All 66 NCET 2026 papers: languages, domain subjects, General Test and Teaching Aptitude
Facts from
6 official NTA and NCTE sources, each linked and date-checked
Questions by
Our own editorial team, reviewed before publishing
Cost
Free to start, with no ads
Status
Independent; not affiliated with NTA, NCTE or the Ministry of Education

The problem we solve

Preparing for NCET shouldn’t feel scattered

NCET is still a young exam. Information is spread across notices and PDFs, and good practice material is hard to find. Here’s what we change.

Information in one place

BeforeSyllabus PDFs, exam pattern, dates and institution lists live on different official pages.

With NCET.inOne organised hub per exam year, with every fact linked back to its official source.

Practice like the real exam

BeforeMost practice happens on paper, without time pressure or negative marking.

With NCET.inA computer-based test screen with a timer, question palette, mark-for-review and NCET marking.

Know what to fix

BeforeAfter a test, students rarely know which topics cost them marks.

With NCET.inTopic-wise accuracy, a weak-topic list, a revision queue and a daily plan that adapts to you.

What you get

Everything for NCET preparation, in one place

Free tools that cover every stage of your preparation, from your first look at the syllabus to your final mock test.

Official syllabus

All papers with NTA subject codes and syllabus PDFs.

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Topic-wise notes

Short, clear notes for quick learning and revision.

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Practice questions

Filter by subject, topic and difficulty, with explanations.

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Smart practice modes

Daily practice, weak topics, mistakes and revision sets.

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CBT mock tests

Timed tests with autosave, palette and instant results.

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Progress tracking

Accuracy, streaks, charts and section-wise analysis.

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Study planner

Weekly targets built around your exam date, study days and goals.

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ITEP institutions

Search institutions, programmes and seats by state.

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How it works

Six steps, repeated until you’re ready

Every time you log in, NCET.in shows you a clear next step.

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    Set up in two minutes

    Create a free account, choose your languages and domain subjects, and set a daily question goal. You can skip and change this any time.

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    Learn topic by topic

    Read the syllabus and short notes for each topic, so you know exactly what the exam expects.

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    Practise with explanations

    Answer questions one at a time and see the right answer and the reason immediately.

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    Take timed mock tests

    Sit quick, subject, section and full-length tests in an exam-style CBT screen with NCET marking.

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    Analyse your results

    See your score, accuracy, time per question and the topics that cost you marks.

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    Revise and improve

    Wrong answers go to your revision queue until you get them right twice. Your plan adapts as you improve.

New to NCET?

NCET and ITEP in one minute

ITEP (Integrated Teacher Education Programme) is a four-year dual-degree programme, such as B.A. B.Ed., B.Sc. B.Ed. or B.Com. B.Ed., introduced under the National Education Policy 2020. It prepares teachers for the foundational, preparatory, middle and secondary stages of school.

NCET (National Common Entrance Test) is the computer-based exam conducted by the National Testing Agency for admission to ITEP at participating IITs, NITs, Regional Institutes of Education, central and state universities and government colleges.

In NCET 2026, candidates took 160 of 181 questions across 4 sections, for a maximum of 640 marks.

Read the NCET guide Eligibility Exam pattern

Based on the official NCET 2026 information bulletin. Always confirm on the NTA website.

The four sectionsNCET 2026 pattern

LanguagesYour chosen languages · 38 papers offered
2 × 20of 23
Domain subjectsClass 12 domain subjects · 26 papers offered
3 × 25of 28
General TestReasoning, maths and awareness · 1 paper offered
25of 28
Teaching AptitudeCompulsory for everyone · 1 paper offered
20of 23

+4 right · −1 wrong · 0 skipped

Who it’s for

Made for every NCET aspirant

Class 12 students

Preparing alongside board exams? Short topic sets and daily goals fit around school.

Second-attempt aspirants

Use mock-test analysis and your weak-topic list to focus on what will lift your score.

Future teachers

If you want to teach, Teaching Aptitude practice also builds real understanding of learners and classrooms.

Parents and teachers

Understand the exam, the institutions and the process, and follow a student’s preparation together.

What we stand for

Our principles

Accuracy first

Every official fact has a source and a “last checked” date. Future dates are clearly marked as expected until NTA confirms them.

Original work

We write our own questions and notes, and never republish exam papers or coaching material we don’t have rights to.

Free core

Syllabus, notes, practice, mock tests and progress tracking are free. Preparation shouldn’t depend on what you can pay.

Your data is yours

No ads and no selling data. Your scores are private, and you can download or delete everything at any time.

Built for every phone

A light, fast site that works on low-cost phones and slow connections, with clear text and keyboard support.

Honest and calm

No false promises and no pressure tactics. Just clear guidance and steady progress.

Quality

How we create and check content

Every question and note goes through the same editorial path before you see it, and keeps improving after it’s published.

  1. Write
    Our editors write questions and notes from the official syllabus, with a clear explanation for every answer.
  2. Review
    An editor checks the answer, explanation, difficulty and rights status. Nothing with unclear rights can be published.
  3. Publish
    The item goes live, tagged to its subject and topic.

What NCET.in is not

  • We are not NTA, NCTE or a government body, and we never use government logos.
  • We cannot register you for NCET, issue admit cards, publish results or allot seats.
  • We don’t sell admissions or guarantee ranks. Anyone who promises that in our name is not us.
  • Our mock-test scores are for practice and don’t predict your official result.

For applications, admit cards and results, always use the official NCET website .

Spotted a mistake or have an idea?

Use Report question on any question, or write to us. Students’ reports make NCET.in better for everyone.

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Questions about NCET.in

Is NCET.in the official NCET website?
No. NCET.in is an independent preparation platform. The official NCET website is run by the National Testing Agency (NTA) at exams.nta.nic.in/ncet. Apply, download your admit card and check results only there.
Is NCET.in free?
Yes. The syllabus, subject pages, study notes, practice questions, mock tests and progress tracking are free. If we ever add optional paid extras, the free core will stay free and the price will always be shown before you pay.
Are these real NCET questions?
No. Our questions are original, written by our editorial team to match the official NCET syllabus, pattern and difficulty. We do not copy NTA papers or coaching material.
Where does the exam information come from?
From official NTA and NCTE documents: the information bulletin, syllabus, eligibility document, public notices and the list of participating institutions. Each page links to its source and shows when it was last checked.
Do mock test scores predict my NCET rank?
No. Mock tests follow the real pattern and marking scheme so you can practise under exam conditions, but your score here is for practice only. Use the analysis to find weak topics and improve.
I found a mistake. How do I tell you?
Use the Report question button on any question, or write to us from the contact page. Our editors review every report and correct confirmed mistakes quickly.
Who can see my scores?
Only you. We never show your answers, scores or progress to other students, and we never sell your data. See our privacy policy for details.

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