CTET

To be eligible for the position of Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) in Social Science, candidates must have studied Social Science throughout their undergraduate education, obtaining a minimum of 50% marks in Social Science subjects. Additionally, candidates must have achieved a minimum of 50% marks in their overall graduation. This requirement ensures that candidates have a solid foundation in Social Science and meet the academic standards necessary to effectively teach the subject at the TGT level. By emphasizing both subject-specific proficiency and overall academic performance, this criterion aims to select candidates who possess the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in teaching Social Science to students at the TGT level.

The syllabi for Kerala teacher Eligibility Test (KTET), CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test), and other TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) exams are similar in many aspects. However, there may be some variations based on the specific state conducting the TET exam.

Similarities in Syllabi:

• Child Development and Pedagogy: All TET exams include topics related to child development, understanding children's learning and behavior, and pedagogical approaches to teaching.
• Language Proficiency: The syllabi cover language proficiency in the respective state language or languages, including grammar, comprehension, and language teaching methodologies.
• Mathematics: TET exams include topics related to mathematics, such as numbers, arithmetic, geometry, and data interpretation.
• Environmental Studies: The syllabi cover topics related to environmental studies, including ecology, environmental science, and social studies.
• Social Science: TET exams include topics related to social science, such as history, geography, political science, and economics.
• Science: The syllabi cover topics related to science, including physics, chemistry, biology, and general Science concepts.
• Teaching Methodologies: TET exams include topics related to teaching methodologies, classroom management, and assessment techniques.

Differences in Syllabi:

• State-Specific Topics: Each state TET exam may have additional topics specific to the state's curriculum and educational requirements.
• Language Medium: The language medium of the exam may vary based on the state conducting the TET exam. For example, CTET is conducted in Hindi and English, while KTET is conducted in Hindi, English, and other regional languages.

Note: It is important for candidates to refer to the official notification and syllabus provided by the respective exam conducting authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the syllabus.

There are rumours of CTET 2024 paper leak. Some candidates are claiming that the CTET 2024 question paper was leaked before the commencement of exam. It was claimed that the CTET 2024 paper was leaked in Delhi as well as in Bihar. Such news gained momentum after the first shift of exam was over on January 21, 2024. 

There is no official statement issued by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the CTET 2024 exam conducting body. Some students are demanding the cancellation of the CTET 2024 exam but there is no official acknowledgement of paper leak. We need to wait for the official statement regarding the paper leak news.