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Rashmi Shekhar

Beginner-Level 5

Have a look at the TSTET English syllabus below-

  • Parts of speech
  • Tenses
  • Types of sentences
  • Prepositions & articles
  • Degrees of comparison
  • Direct and indirect speech
  • Questions and question tags
  • Active & passive voice
  • Phrasal verbs
  • Reading comprehension
  • Composition
  • Vocabulary
  • Meaning of idiomatic expressions
  • Correction of sentences
  • Sequencing of the sentences in the given paragraph
  • Error identification within a sentence

Pedagogy

  • Aspects of English:- (a) English language - History, nature, importance, principles of English as a second language (b) Problems of teaching/learning English
  • Objectives of Teaching English
  • Phonetics
  • Development of Language skills:- (a
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ROHIT Rohit

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While the college does not publicly release exact cutoff ranks or marks, here's what the criteria suggest:

 

Admission lists are prepared from the best four subjects in Class 12, excluding environmental studies .

 

Given that Honours seats are limited (approved intake ranges from 82–200 across Hons streams) , the actual cutoff is likely well above the minimum eligibility—probably in the 55–60%+ range, particularly for English honour

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Shruti Singh

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The best way to improve English language skills is through:

  • Having a habit of reading regularly - books, magazines or journals.
  • Brushing up English langiage rules and implementing them.
  • Learning new words everyday to build vocabulary. 
  • Build communication skills and conversing in English with friends and family. 
  • Also journaling in English language can be a plus point. 

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