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Which educational qualification is NOT accepted for candidates applying for Paper I?
Which educational qualification is NOT accepted for candidates applying for Paper I?
Which two subjects are covered in both Paper I and Paper II?
Which two subjects are covered in both Paper I and Paper II?
What is the total duration of each paper in the CTET exam?
What is the total duration of each paper in the CTET exam?
Which statement about the CTET scoring system is correct?
Which statement about the CTET scoring system is correct?
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How often is the CTET exam conducted each year?
How often is the CTET exam conducted each year?
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Which of the following subjects is included in Paper II only?
Which of the following subjects is included in Paper II only?
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What is the validity period of a CTET qualifying certificate?
What is the validity period of a CTET qualifying certificate?
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To successfully prepare for the CTET, which strategy is NOT advisable?
To successfully prepare for the CTET, which strategy is NOT advisable?
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Study Notes
CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test)
Overview
- CTET is a national-level exam in India conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
- It aims to determine the eligibility of candidates for teaching positions in Central Government schools (including Delhi).
Structure
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Two Papers:
- Paper I: For teaching classes I to V (Primary Level).
- Paper II: For teaching classes VI to VIII (Upper Primary Level).
- Candidates can take either one or both papers.
Eligibility Criteria
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Paper I:
- Minimum educational qualification:
- 12th grade with at least 50% marks and a diploma in elementary education (D.El.Ed) or
- Graduation with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed).
- Minimum educational qualification:
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Paper II:
- Minimum educational qualification:
- Graduation with at least 50% marks and a B.Ed or
- 12th grade with at least 50% marks and a D.El.Ed.
- Minimum educational qualification:
Subjects Covered
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Paper I:
- Child Development and Pedagogy
- Language I (Hindi/English)
- Language II (Hindi/English)
- Mathematics
- Environmental Studies
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Paper II:
- Child Development and Pedagogy
- Language I (Hindi/English)
- Language II (Hindi/English)
- Mathematics/Social Studies (subject choice based on specialization)
Exam Pattern
- Format: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
- Total Questions: 150 questions per paper.
- Duration: 150 minutes for each paper.
- Scoring: 1 mark for each correct answer; no negative marking.
Certification
- A CTET qualifying certificate is valid for seven years.
- Candidates can apply for teaching positions in Central Government schools and other recognized schools.
Important Points
- CTET is mandatory for appointment as a teacher in recognized schools.
- The exam is usually conducted twice a year.
- Preparation should focus on the understanding of child development, teaching methodologies, and the subject matter relevant to the chosen papers.
Preparation Tips
- Familiarize yourself with the syllabus and exam pattern.
- Practice previous years' question papers.
- Focus on developing a thorough understanding of pedagogy and curriculum.
CTET Overview
- National-level exam in India for teacher eligibility conducted by CBSE.
- Determines eligibility for teaching positions in Central Government schools, including Delhi.
Structure
- Comprises two papers:
- Paper I: For teaching classes I to V (Primary Level).
- Paper II: For teaching classes VI to VIII (Upper Primary Level).
- Candidates can take one or both papers based on their teaching aspirations.
Eligibility Criteria
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Paper I requires:
- Completion of 12th grade with at least 50% and a diploma in elementary education (D.El.Ed), or
- Graduation with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed).
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Paper II requires:
- Graduation with a minimum of 50% marks combined with a B.Ed, or
- 12th grade with at least 50% and a D.El.Ed.
Subjects Covered
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Paper I Includes:
- Child Development and Pedagogy
- Language I (Hindi/English)
- Language II (Hindi/English)
- Mathematics
- Environmental Studies
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Paper II Includes:
- Child Development and Pedagogy
- Language I (Hindi/English)
- Language II (Hindi/English)
- Mathematics/Social Studies (subject choice based on specialization).
Exam Pattern
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) format.
- Consists of 150 questions per paper.
- Duration of 150 minutes allocated for each paper.
- Each correct answer awards 1 mark; no negative marking applied.
Certification
- Qualifying certificate valid for seven years.
- Necessary for applying to teaching positions in Central Government and other recognized schools.
Important Points
- CTET is essential for teacher appointments in recognized schools.
- Conducted biannually, usually twice a year.
- Preparation should emphasize understanding child development, teaching methodologies, and relevant subject content.
Preparation Tips
- Study and understand the syllabus and exam pattern thoroughly.
- Practice with previous years' question papers to enhance familiarity.
- Focus on pedagogy and curriculum content to build a strong foundation for examination success.
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Description
Test your knowledge about the CTET exam structure, eligibility criteria, and subjects covered in both Paper I and Paper II. This quiz will help prospective teachers understand the qualifications required to teach in Central Government schools in India.
