CTET

Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) Examination has 2 papers. Paper one for classes 1st  to 5 th. The examination is divided into 5 subjects. • Child Development and Pedagogy. • Language 1 .• Language 2 .• Mathematics.• Environmental Studies. The subject that holds the maximum weightage in this paper is Child Development and Pedagogy. Paper 2 is for classes 6 th to 8 th . This paper comprises of 6 subjects .• Child Development and Pedagogy. • Language 1.• Language 2.• Mathematics. • Science • Social science/studies. The subjects that holds the maximum weightage in this paper are mathematics, Science and social science/studies.To know about the detailed syllabus for Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) students can refer to the official website of the examination. 

Follow these tips to score good in your CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) examination in one month: • Since you don't have much time left, trying to cover the entire syllabus without revision won't work. See the topic wise weightage of each subject in the examination and prioritise your subjects accordingly .• After you are done with the weightage wise syllabus, start practicing mock tests as many as you can . Time management and question practice will be your best friends during the examination. • Solve at least 5 previous year papers, being familiar with the level of questions and question framing will ensure you to score the maximum according to your potential. It is certainly not easy but most certainly not impossible either. Consistency is the key for you to crack this examination in one month.  

Follow these tips during your prepare for CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) • Be thoroughly informed about your syllabus. Download the syllabus from the official website and list all the topics. • Create a monthly or weekly target to keep your preparation on track. • As soon an a topic or chapter is completed, give at least two to three tests to ensure that you have retained everything that you needed, while learning. • After the end of the syllabus, attempt as many mock tests as you can . This will ensure you to master your time management skills and to know that what question attempting strategy works best for you.• Solve the previous year papers to be familiar with the pattern of questions. • Revise as many times as possible. This will decide your final score during the examination. To know more about Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), refer to the official website of the examination.

No, there is no maximum or upper age limit to appear for the CTET exam. Candidates should be above 17 years of age with no upper age limit are eligible to apply for CTET exam. Diploma/Degree is required but it is not necessary for everyone who appear for CTET exam. It depends on whether you want to teach at Primary level (Class 1 to Class 5) or Elementary level (Clas 6 to Class 8). CTET Exam 1 is for candidates who want to teach at Primary Level and CTET Exam 2 is for candidates who want to teach at Elemetary level and those who want to be in the category of teaching Class 1 to Class 8, they would have to clear both the papers (CTET 1 and CTET 2).