CTET

You need to qualify the eligibility criteria to sit in the TET Exam. The eligibility criteria are:-
Nationality: - A candidate must be:
A Citizen of India
A Subject of Nepal
A Subject of Bhutan
A Tibetan Refugee who came to India before January 1, 1962, to permanently settle in India
A person of Indian origin who migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania (formerly Tanganyika and Zanzibar), Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia, and Vietnam to permanently settle in India. Age:- As per various notifications for TET, a candidate must have attained 18 years of age. There are generally no upper age criteria for TET. But some states may add upper age limit too. The age limit in UPTET is discussed here. Upper age limit:-
Unreserved 18-35 years
OBC 18-38 years
SC/ST 18-40 years
Physically Handicapped 18-45 years
Educational Qualification:- There are two basic educational qualifications for the TET exam. Candidates should be class 12 passed or a graduate from a recognised university with a minimum of 45 percent marks
Candidates should have obtained a Diploma in Education or Bachelor of Education B.Ed or completed any other prescribed teacher training programme/course.

The CTET Paper 2 is for teaching posts in classes 6 to 8 in government schools. The paper 2 pattern is as follows:
The syllabus for CTET Paper 2 consists of four sections. (a) Section 1: 30 questions based on child development and pedagogy, each worth one mark. (b) Section 2 and Section 3: Language 1 and Language 2 each consist of 30 questions worth one mark. (c) Section 4: You will have to attempt any one of the following sections: mathematics and Science, or social Science. Depending on which section you selected during the application, you have to answer 60 questions from that section. The topics are as follows:
1. In Child Development and Pedagogy, the question asked is about child development, learning, and pedagogy.
2. The Language I and Language II sections consist of comprehension and the pedagogy of language development.
3. This basic math question is asked in the mathematics section, such as geometry, the solids around us, shapes and spatial understanding, numbers, etc.
4. The Science sections consist of topics related to food, materials, natural phenomena, and natural resources.
5. The Social Sciences section consists of questions related to history, geography, social Science, and political Science.

The CTET Paper-1 is for teaching posts in classes 1 to 5 in government and private schools. The syllabus for CTET Paper 1 consists of five sections. There are 30 questions, each worth one mark, in each section.These sections are:Child Development and Pedagogy: The topics are child development, learning, and pedagogy.Language I and Language II sections: These two sections consist of questions about the pedagogy of language development.Mathematics: This section includes basic math such as geometry, the solids around us, shapes, spatial understanding, the Number System addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.Environmental Science: The basic questions on water, food, shelter, travel, etc. Are asked in this section.

Qualifying the CTET exam makes you eligible to apply for government teacher vacancies across India. The benefits of clearing CTET are as follows:
1. After you clear the CTET a Certificate will be issued to you. You can apply for all central government teaching posts, including NVS, Army Schools, and DSSSB with it.
2. You can also apply for state government teaching vacancies across India with the CTET score.
3. Many private schools also prefer CTET-qualified candidates for their teaching posts.
4. You can also work as a contract teacher at many government and non-government schools.
5. If you clear paper 1, you can apply to be a primary teacher, and if you clear paper 2, you can apply for higher classes.
6. You can get a very good salary after the CTET exam. The net in-hand salary of CTET-qualified candidates can go up to Rs 48,000 per month.