CTET

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First of all you need to understand exam pattern and syllabus. you can use previous year question to understand the syllabus and type of questions. CTET consists of to papers:- paper1 and paper 2. second step is to get the right study material. you can take help from online resources such as youtube. Refer to NCERT books (Classes 1-8) for content knowledge. Don't foget to make a strategy for the preparation. make study plan. Allocate time for each subject daily. Dedicate extra time to Child Development and Pedagogy. Attempt online mock tests to familiarize yourself with the exam environment.Keep revising key concepts and theories.

Now let us test the qualifying features of CTET for you:

Qualifying Marks: The percentage required to qualify for this CTET is:

60% (90/150) for all the General candidates.
55% (82.5/150) for SC/ST/OBC or other reservation category candidates.
Your Score:

You have scored 82 out of 150, which is 54.67%.
You are recognised as the ST category, and your percentage falls slightly below that of the 55requirement.
Alas not be qualified because of your percentage because of the percentage which is below the 55 for the ST candidate. But, do check with the official notification of your coming CTET exam year, as sometimes a state or some other qualification may cause this to change.

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 a six-month Bridge Course in Elementary Education within two years of their appointment. 

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 advance.