Teaching & Education Entrance Exam

There is no fixed or ideal number of sample papers that a candidate should solve before the Kerala SET exam. The number of sample papers that a candidate should solve depends on their individual preparation, strengths, and weaknesses. However, it is advisable for candidates to solve as many Kerala SET sample papers as possible to enhance their preparation and improve their chances of success in the exam. By solving sample papers, candidates can get familiar with the exam pattern, types of questions, and difficulty level of the exam. It can also help them to identify their strengths and weaknesses and prioritize their preparation accordingly. Candidates can start by solving at least one sample paper per week and gradually increase the frequency as the exam date approaches. They can also try to solve the sample papers in a simulated environment, similar to the actual exam, to get a realistic experience. Apart from solving the sample papers, candidates should also focus on building a strong foundation in their subject, revise the concepts they have learned, and practice solving the previous year's question papers. This can help them to develop a comprehensive and effective exam preparation strategy and improve their chances of success in the Kerala SET exam. Therefore, while there is no fixed or ideal number of sample papers that a candidate should solve, it is advisable to solve as many sample papers as possible to enhance their preparation and improve their performance in the exam.

Books are an important source of information and knowledge for the preparation of the Kerala SET (University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test) exam. Here are some reasons why books are important for the Kerala SET exam preparation:A) Comprehensive Coverage: Books provide comprehensive coverage of the Kerala SET syllabus for each subject. They cover all the important topics and subtopics in detail, making it easy for candidates to understand and learn the concepts.B) Authentic Information: Books are written by subject matter experts and provide authentic and reliable information. Candidates can rely on the information provided in the books and use it as a reference for their exam preparation.C) In-depth Analysis: Books provide in-depth analysis and explanation of the concepts, making it easy for candidates to understand and apply them in the exam. They also provide examples and illustrations to help candidates grasp the concepts better.D) Practice Questions: Books provide a large number of practice questions, including previous year's question papers, model papers, and mock tests, which help candidates to evaluate their preparation level and improve their performance in the exam.E) Time-saving: Books can save a lot of time for candidates as they provide all the information and practice questions in one place. Candidates can easily refer to the books and save time in searching for information from multiple sources.F) Cost-effective: Books are a cost-effective mode of preparation for the Kerala SET exam. Candidates can buy the books at a reasonable price and use them for their exam preparation.Therefore, books are an important tool for Kerala SET exam preparation as they provide comprehensive coverage of the syllabus, authentic information, in-depth analysis, practice questions, time-saving, and cost-effective mode of preparation. Candidates are advised to choose the books carefully and refer to them regularly to enhance their preparation for the Kerala SET exam. 

The ideal time to start preparing for the Kerala SET exam varies from person to person and depends on several factors such as your familiarity with the subject, the level of understanding of the topics covered in the syllabus, and the amount of time and effort you can devote to the preparation. However, as a general guideline, it is recommended that you start preparing for the exam at least 6-8 months before the exam date. This will give you sufficient time to cover the entire syllabus, revise the important topics, solve mock tests and previous year papers, and identify your strengths and weaknesses. If you are already familiar with the subject and have a good understanding of the topics covered in the syllabus, you can start preparing for the exam 3-4 months before the exam date. However, if you are new to the subject or need to improve your understanding of the topics, you may need to start preparing earlier. It is important to note that the Kerala SET exam is a highly competitive exam, and the level of competition is increasing every year. Therefore, it is important to start preparing early and stay consistent with your preparation. With a focused approach and consistent effort, you can increase your chances of qualifying for the Kerala SET exam.

The LBS Centre for Science and Technology opens the correction window for the candidates after the closure of the Kerala SET application form. The candidates can correct the mistakes that they have done while filling out the Kerala SET application form. On the specific date released by the LBS Centre, candidates can make corrections to their application form through the candidates' login. To log into the registered account the candidates have to use their application number and date of birth. After the login, the candidates can correct their mistakes. However, the LBS does not allow some changes to the application form that are given below:No change allowed in the mobile number, email address, permanent address & correspondence addressNo change allowed in candidate’s name, date of birth and genderNo change is allowed in the photoChange is allowed either in the father’s name or mother’s name (anyone only)The candidates who do not verify their Adhaar Card can make corrections to the candidate's name, date of birth, and gender. 

The Kerala SET exam is not compulsory for pursuing a Ph.D. in Kerala. However, it is important to note that many universities and research institutions in India consider Kerala SET or similar exams such as UGC NET & CSIR NET as a qualifying criteria for admission to their Ph.D. programs. In addition, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has made it mandatory for Ph.D. candidates to have qualified in the Kerala SET or similar exam to be eligible for a Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) or a Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) during their Ph.D. programme. Therefore, while qualifying the Kerala SET exam is not mandatory for pursuing a Ph.D. it can be beneficial for candidates who wish to pursue research as a career, as it can increase their chances of getting admission to top universities and research institutions. Additionally, qualifying the Kerala SET exam can also make candidates eligible for various fellowship programs offered by the government of India to support their research.

The minimum qualifying marks for the PSTET exam are as follows: - For General and OBC candidates: 60% marks (90 marks out of 150) - For SC/ST candidates: 55% marks (82 marks out of 150) Candidates who score equal to or more than the minimum qualifying marks are considered to have qualified the PSTET exam. It is important to note that the qualifying marks are the minimum marks required to pass the exam and do not guarantee selection for a teaching job. Candidates who qualify the PSTET exam are eligible to apply for teaching jobs in primary and upper primary schools in the state of Punjab, subject to fulfilling other eligibility criteria mentioned in the recruitment notification.

No, you cannot use a digital copy of your Kerala SET admit card in place of the original at the exam centre. The Kerala SET admit card is a required document that acts as confirmation of your eligibility and permits you to sit for the exam. You will not be permitted to enter the exam centre or take the exam if you do not have your original admission card with you. As a result, it is strongly advised that you keep the original Kerala SET admit card safe and secure and bring it with you to the test centre. Furthermore, you should bring a valid picture ID evidence, such as an Aadhaar Card, PAN card, Voter ID Card, or Passport, since this will be required for verification. If you have misplaced your Kerala SET admit card, you can obtain a duplicate copy from the LBS Centre for Science & Technology's official website by entering it with your registration number and password. However, it is always a good idea to keep the original admission card secure in order to avoid any last-minute problems or delays.

The PSTET passing marks for the General category are 60% (90 marks out of 150). Candidates who belong to the General category and score 60% or more marks in the PSTET exam are considered to have passed the exam. However, it is important to note that achieving the minimum qualifying marks does not guarantee selection for a teaching job. Candidates who pass the PSTET exam are eligible to apply for teaching jobs in primary and upper primary schools in the state of Punjab, subject to fulfilling other eligibility criteria mentioned in the recruitment notification. It is also important to note that the PSTET passing marks may vary from year to year based on factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of vacancies available for teachers in primary and upper primary schools in Punjab.