Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)Central Teachers Eligibility Test Syllabus |
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Full CTET Course DetailsPrimary State:- Paper 1(Class I to V) 1. The language I Compulsory (30 questions, 30 marks) Language Comprehension, Pedagogy of Language Development 2. Child Development and Pedagogy (30 questions, 30 marks) Language and Pedagogy, Child Development (Primary School Child), Concept of Inclusive education and understanding children with special needs 3. Mathematics (30 questions, 30 marks) Time, Volume, Data Handling, Geometry, Solids around us, Shapes a Spatial Understanding, Numbers, Additions and Subtraction, Division, Multiplication, Measurement, Weight, Pedagogical Issue, Patterns, Money 4. Language III Compulsory (30 questions, 30 marks) Language Comprehension, Pedagogy of Language Development 5. Environmental Studies (30 questions, 30 marks) Family and Friends: Relationship, Plants, Work and Play, Shelter, Animals, Food, Water, Things we make and do, Travel, Pedagogical Issues Elementary Stage:- Paper-II (Class VI to VIII) Language I Compulsory (30 questions, 30 marks) Language Comprehension, Pedagogy of Language Development Language III Compulsory (30 questions, 30 marks) Language Comprehension, Pedagogy of Language Development Child Development and Pedagogy (30 questions, 30 marks) Child Development (Elementary School Child), Concept of Inclusive education and understanding children with special needs, Language and Pedagogy Mathematics and Science (60 questions , 60 marks) Mathematics : Geometry, Number System, Pedagogical Issues. Algebra, Mensuration, Data Handling Science : Moving Things People and Ideas, Food, Materials, Pedagogical Issues, The World of the Living, How Thing Works: Electric Currents and Circuits, Natural Phenomena, Natural Resources Social Studies / Social Sciences (60 questions, 60 marks) History : When , Where and How, Earliest Societies, The First Farmers and Herders, The First Cities, Early States, New Ideas, The First Empire, Contact with Distant Lands, Political Developments, Culture and Sciences, New Kings an Kingdoms, Sultans of Delhi, Architecture, Creation of an Empire Social Change, Regional Culture, The Establishment of Company Power, Rural Life and Society, Colonialism and Tribal Societies , The Revolt of 1857-58, Women and Reform , Challenging the Caste System, The Nationalist movement, India After Independence GeographyGeography as a social study and as a science, Planet earth and the solar system, Globe, Environment in its totality, Air, Water, Human Environment, Resources, Agriculture Social and Political Life : Diversity, Government, Local Government, Making a Living, Democracy, State Government, Understanding Media, Unpacking Gender, The Constitution, Parliamentary Government, THE Judiciary, Social Justice and Marginalized |
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