KVS Primary Teacher Exam Pattern, TGT PGT Syllabus, Exam Date 2015

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Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) is going to take eligible candidates for teaching posts of different category. Posts include Vice Principal, Post Graduate Teacher, Trained Graduate Teacher, Miscellaneous Teaching Post, Primary Teacher and PRT (Music) for various departments. As part of the selection process, written test will be held by the first week of July. Tentative date will be published after the application process is complete. But the candidates are must not wait for the date of the exam and then start studying.
Sensible candidates should start taking preparation without delay to keep themselves ahead. As there will be a huge number of candidates compared to the posts available, written test is likely to be administered in such a way to select the most competent of the candidates. However, haphazard preparation or studying without proper plan will be of no good. Applicants should be well informed of the syllabus of the written test to get prepared perfectly. Always remember that Practice always does not make a man perfect but Perfect Practice Makes a Man Perfect.
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Exam Pattern 2015 is not the same at all recruitment level. Exam pattern and syllabus is different based on teaching level.
Exam Syllabus for the Post of Post Graduate Teacher:
For Post Graduate Teacher recruitment, multiple choice based question will be set. Exam will consist of two papers. Paper-I will consist of English and Hindi Language based questions. 20 questions will be set from each section. So, candidates will need to go through English Grammar basics and Hindi Language. Part-II will contain questions on current affairs, Numerical Ability, Teaching Methodology and the subject for which the applicant will apply. So, candidates will have to be informed about current happenings. For that they should read newspapers daily and be well conversant with the subject in which they want to teach. Weight of the written test will be 70% as 30% is allocated for interview.
Primary Teacher Exam Syllabus:
Primary Teacher recruitment exam will be multiple choice type. The question will be divided into two papers. Paper-I will consist of Language section. 30 questions in total will be set on both English and Hindi language with 15 questions from section. Paper-II will contain 120 marks in total. Paper-II will be divided into three sections. Current Affairs, Reasoning Ability and Teaching Methodology. Each section will carry 40 marks in total. For Primary Teacher in Music category, 60 marks will be allocated to the part Musicology. Questions will be mainly set from rag and taal and music scale for musicology part. Primary school teachers will be recruited for English, Mathematics, General Science, Social Science subjects. Candidates will be tested on subject of specialty as well. Getting a minimum percentage of mark in paper-I is mandatory. Otherwise, paper-II will not be evaluated. Minimum of 4 marks is needed in both English and Hindi and 10 marks needed in total including both language parts.


Exam Syllabus for Trained Graduate Trainee Post:
For those who are looking to get into Trained Graduate Teacher and Librarian, they should also get well prepared in English and Hindi because part-I will consist of English and Hindi. 40 questions will be set in total with 20 questions from each section. For part-II, they will need to take preparation for Current affairs, Numeric Ability, Teaching Methodology and Subject in which they want to take the post of. Syllabus is much like the Post Graduate Teacher written test but the difficulty level might vary and the questions will not be the same as Post Graduate Teacher test though syllabus is all the same. Weight of written and interview mark is 70:30.
For Trained Graduate Teacher for English, Math, Science, Sanskrit and Social Science Department syllabus will be all the same but mark distribution will vary. 30 questions will be set from English and Hindi Language with 15 questions each from both parts. Paper-II will contain questions from Reasoning Ability, Current Affairs, and Teaching Methodology. Mark distribution will vary a bit from the other written tests. 120 questions will be set from the sections and 40 questions from each section. Weight of each section of part-II is the same.
For PRT (Music) posts, questions will be set from English, Hindi Language, Current Affairs, Numeric Ability and Subject related questions on Musicology. So, candidates will have to stress on Musicology because 60 marks will be on this section.
Considering the competition factor, candidates will have to take perfect preparation taken into consideration the relative weight of each section in the written test. For example, main emphasis should be put on subject of specialization because 50% of the total weight of the exam will carry the subject of specialization. However, subjects like Hindi Language and English Language should not be overlooked because candidates will have get a minimum number in the language section. Otherwise, part-II will not even be evaluated.
So, a candidate can do brilliantly well in the part-II exam but overlooking the language section can be destructive because below par performance in the part-I which is the language section, will take away all the good work done in the part-II section. So, candidates need to stress on almost all the sections to get well prepared and hope for the best.