Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) Jammu kashmir JKTET

 Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)  Jammu kashmir JKTET

The Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) syllabus is broadly similar across India, but each state (like UPTET, KTET, HTET, JK-TET, etc.) follows the NCERT/CBSE pattern with slight variations. The exam is usually divided into two papers:

Paper I → For teaching classes I–V (Primary stage).

Paper II → For teaching classes VI–VIII (Upper primary stage).
Candidates who wish to teach classes I–VIII have to appear for both papers.

Here’s the detailed general syllabus (based on CTET, which most states follow):

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📘 Paper I (For Classes I–V Teachers)

1. Child Development and Pedagogy (30 Marks)

Child development (Primary school child)

Concept of inclusive education and understanding children with special needs
Learning and pedagogy

2. Language I (30 Marks)

Comprehension passages

Grammar and verbal ability
Language pedagogy

3. Language II (30 Marks)

Comprehension passages

Communication skills
Pedagogy of language development

4. Mathematics (30 Marks)

Numbers, operations, simplifications

Geometry, shapes & spatial understanding
Measurement, time, money
Data handling
Pedagogical issues

5. Environmental Studies (30 Marks)

Family, friends, food, shelter, water, travel

Things we make and do
Environmental science concepts
Pedagogical issues

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📘 Paper II (For Classes VI–VIII Teachers)

1. Child Development and Pedagogy (30 Marks)

Child development (Elementary school child)

Inclusive education
Learning theories & pedagogy

2. Language I (30 Marks)

Reading comprehension

Grammar, vocabulary
Pedagogy of language development

3. Language II (30 Marks)

Comprehension & communication

Pedagogy of language development

4. Mathematics & Science (60 Marks) (for Maths/Science teachers)

Mathematics: Number system, algebra, geometry, mensuration, data handling

Science: Food, materials, natural phenomena, natural resources
Pedagogical issues

5. Social Studies/Social Science (60 Marks) (for Social Studies teachers)

History: Ancient, Medieval, Modern Indian history

Geography: Resources, environment, agriculture, climate
Social & Political Life: Constitution, democracy, government, society
Pedagogical issues

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📌 Exam Pattern

MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions)

150 Questions per paper
Each question = 1 mark, No negative marking
Duration: 2.5 hours