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Recruitment Name : Himachal Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (HP TET)-2023
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Date of Examination for Teacher Eligibility Test HP TET

JBT TET – 26-11-2023
Shastri TET – 26-11-2023
TGT (Non-Medical) TET – 27-11-2023
Language Teacher TET – 27-11-2023
TGT (Medical) TET – 03-12-2023
TGT (Arts) TET – 03-12-2023
Punjabi TET – 09-12-2023
Urdu TET – 09-12-2023

Pattern of Teacher Eligibility Test HP TET

Total marks : 150 marks
Total questions : 150 MCQs in each paper
Marking scheme :
+1 mark for each correct answer
There is no negative marking
Medium of exam : English and Hindi

TET exam pattern is as follows:
JBT: The JBT TET consists of two papers, each of which carries 150 marks. The first paper is on child psychology and development, pedagogy and teaching-learning processes. The second paper is on the subject that the candidate wishes to teach.

LT: The LT TET consists of two papers, each of which carries 150 marks. The first paper is on child psychology and development, pedagogy and teaching-learning processes. The second paper is on the language that the candidate wishes to teach.

Non-Medical: The Non-Medical TET consists of two papers, each of which carries 150 marks. The first paper is on child psychology and development, pedagogy and teaching-learning processes. The second paper is on the subjects that the candidate wishes to teach.

Shastri: The Shastri TET consists of two papers, each of which carries 150 marks. The first paper is on child psychology and development, pedagogy and teaching-learning processes. The second paper is on Sanskrit.

Medical: The Medical TET consists of two papers, each of which carries 150 marks. The first paper is on child psychology and development, pedagogy and teaching-learning processes. The second paper is on the science subjects that the candidate wishes to teach.

Syllabus for Teacher Eligibility Test HP TET

Child Development :
** Multi-Dimensional Intelligence
** Language & Thought
** Assessment of readiness levels of learners
** Learning and critical thinking in the classroom
** Gender as a social construct & gender roles
** Concept of development and learning
** Concepts of child-centric progressive education
** Social World & Children
** Critical perspective of the construct of Intelligence

Learning and Pedagogy :
** Child as a ‘scientific investigator’
** Cognition & Emotions
** Motivation and learning
** Personal & environmental factors contributing to learning
** Thinking & Learning in Children
** Basic processes of teaching and learning
** Child as a problem solver

Addressing learners from diverse backgrounds including children with special needs
** Addressing Specially abled Learners
** Addressing the needs of children with impairment and learning difficulties

Environmental Studies :
** Environmental Studies & Environmental Education
** Learning Principles
** Experimentation/Practical Work
** Discussion
** Activities
** Teaching material/Aids Problems
** Family and Friends
** Work and Play
** Plants
** Food
** Shelter
** Water
** Travel
** Things We Make and Do
** Concept and scope of EVS

English :
** Challenges of teaching language
** Evaluating language comprehension
** Teaching-learning materials
** Two unseen passages with questions
** Role of listening and speaking
** Function of language
** Role of grammar in learning a language

Mathematics :
** Place of Mathematics in Curriculum
** Language of Mathematics
** Community Mathematics
** Problems with Maths Teaching
** Numbers
** Shapes & Spatial Understanding
** Solids around Us
** Addition and Subtraction
** Nature of Mathematics/Logical thinking
** children’s thinking and reasoning patterns