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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, you can appear for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) if you are in your third year of an integrated B.Sc B.Ed. program:
The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) has revised the CTET eligibility criteria to allow candidates enrolled in Teacher Training Courses (TTC) to apply for the exam.
Candidates who have completed a three-year integrated B.Ed. - M. Ed. course with a minimum of 55% marks in post-graduation are eligible to appear for the CTET.
Candidates who meet the above criteria are eligible to be considered for appointment as teachers for classes 1 to 5.
However, they must also complete
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
No, candidates are not allowed to change their preferences of CTET exam centres after the final submission of the CTET application form. However, the CBSE provides a one-time facility of CTET application correction to candidates wherein they can modify their exam city preferences.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The syllabus for Language II (Malayalam) in CTET Paper 1 includes the following:
Understanding: Two unseen prose passages (literary, narrative, or scientific) with questions on comprehension, grammar, and verbal ability (15 questions).
Language Development Pedagogy Includes topics about language learning principles, listening and speaking's role, grammar and its role in communication, and the challenges of teaching language in diverse classrooms, consisting of 15 questions.
The question pattern comprises a total of 30 questions, carrying one mark each, which adds up to 150 marks for the paper. These topics will help prepare well in advanc
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you may opt for Social Science as a subject for the CTET, even though maths may not be a strong suit of yours. Because candidates can choose subjects keeping in mind their strengths and preferences, the CTET offers them this facility. Since you have a B.Ed degree in the Science stream, you are eligible to appear in Paper 2 which includes Social Science. Now, focus on the syllabus that consists of History, Civics, and Geography, because these are the subjects where good preparation will help in doing well during the exam.
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a year ago
Guide-Level 13
Both language papers are compulsory.
The conducting body for Central Teacher Eligibility Test is CBSE. It is an national level examination, which is generally scheduled twice a year.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
What's the point of conducting these qualifying tests as they call, Isn't B.Ed or MEd a qualification for the teacher to teach children? It's just an eyewash by the government to make mint money .That too it's for teachers appointed after 2013, might be they would have joined their profession in1997, but may be they joined the current school late. please govt.should specify the age limit and mention the year correctly.The poor teachers who had been serving for more than 25 years are affected and they are paid less than the juniors. please rectify this.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
You have a lot of options for CTET preparation, firstly you should try to understand the concept of all topics through a best book after that you can take many classes on YouTube for different subjects, You can follow the videos of himanshi singh on YouTube for better practice in english and pedagogy, you can purchase or make notes also .
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