CTET 2019: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) applications for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test or Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET - CTET 2020) started from 24 January itself. The last date for the candidate has been set as 9 March. The candidate has only one day's time. Apart from this, you can visit the official website of CTET www.ctet.nic.in to apply. Let the candidates carefully read the notification issued by the board before applying. Only then complete the application process. This exam can be conducted in 20 languages at various centers across the country. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is again giving a chance to unsuccessful candidates and students interested in this examination. It is necessary to pass this written examination with 60% marks. We are giving you detailed information related to the exam in the following slides. You will also get to know about seat papers. With this help, you can also prepare for your exam.
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1- Where is the selection through CTET exam?
Those candidates who are dreaming of becoming teachers, through the CTET examination, there is a chance to become a teacher of the Central Government-run Kendriya Vidyalaya, Navodaya Vidyalaya, Sarvodaya Vidyalaya, Central Tibet School etc.
2- Are both Paper 1 and Paper 2 necessary?
There are two papers under the examination of CTET - Paper 1 and Paper - 2.
Paper-1 is for those candidates who want to teach at the primary level (Class I to V). Whereas Paper-2 wants to teach Elementary level (Class VI to VIII) students.
Note- Candidates can be a part of both papersut for that they will have to pay higher fees.
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3- What kind of questions are asked in the last few years?
If you want to get better results, then you can use any book of education psychology. In the last few years, it has been seen that 5 to 10 questions related to special children are asked in the examination. Therefore studying with related books can be useful.
4- How to prepare Paper - 1 and Paper - 2?
Both the papers have three sections - Child Development Pedagogy, Language 1-2 and Mathematics.
For these three, you can resort to NCERT books.
The selection of the final sections will be based on the subject chosen by the candidate.
Mathematics questions are related to algebra and geometry.
While science should focus more on food as well as on the subject of Living Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, etc.
