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How to Prepare for the CTET 2020 Language Section ?
Edited By Ujjwal Kirti | Updated on Sep 22, 2020 04:45 PM IST | #CTET
How to Prepare for the CTET 2020 Language Section? - Earlier, the CTET exam was postponed for the July session. Now conducting authority is going to release the CTET exam dates any time soon on the official website. Candidates are always worried about the language paper of the CTET examination. As per the exam pattern of CTET, there will be two language papers in both the Paper - I and Paper - II of CTET examination. Candidates who are appearing for CTET 2020 examination must have an idea about the latest syllabus of CTET of language papers. In this article, you all get ideas about all the latest preparation tips and knowledge about the best books for language sections.
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- CTET 2020 : Language Section
- How to Prepare for the CTET Language Section: Important Topics
- How to Prepare for the CTET Language Section: Preparation Strategy
- CTET 2020: Best Books of CTET (Language Section)
CTET 2020 : Language Section
The language section of CTET comprises two parts in both the Paper I and Paper II. These are known as Language I and Language II. CTET offers a list of subjects under the language section. Candidates can choose language as per their choice and their region. The list covers the major regional language such as (English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Garo, Gujarati, Kannada, Khasi, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Mizo, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Tibetan, Urdu). Candidates can check the syllabus and preparation strategy for the Language section of CTET 2020.
How to Prepare for the CTET Language Section: Important Topics
Language I | Language II |
English Comprehension | Pedagogy of Language Section |
Reading unseen passages – two passages one prose or drama and one poem with questions on comprehension, inference, grammar and verbal ability (Prose passage may be literary, scientific, narrative or discursive) |
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How to Prepare for the CTET Language Section: Preparation Strategy
As per the exam pattern, candidates appearing for CTET 2020 examination must prepare well for the language section of CTET. There will be 15 questions in both the Language I and Language II Paper. Aspirants can check the strategy to qualify in this section.
Go through the detailed syllabus and exam pattern: It is important for the candidates who are preparing for the exam to understand the detailed CTET 2020 exam syllabus so that they will get an idea about the important topics of examination. Along with the syllabus candidates must also familiarize themselves with the CTET exam pattern 2020 to know how the exam will be conducted, what kind of questions will be asked in the exam and more such details.
Practice Previous year CTET Question Papers: Solving question papers will help the students to achieve more accuracy in the examination. Candidates will get more ideas about the exam pattern and how questions will be asked in the examination. Solving the question paper will help the students to know about the preparation level.
Time Management and Strategy for Exam: Another valuable advice for CTET exam learners is to provide a simple plan about how to try the exam. Candidates must first find out the topics and issues they need to try first, time allocation to various sections, and other important aspects of the exam. That will boost the candidate's time management.
Privilege to attempt all the questions: In the CTET test pattern, it has been prescribed that there is no negative marking provision in the exam. This means students are granted the right to answer the questions without fear of any negative marking. Make sure you aim to get full scores on all of the questions.
CTET 2020: Best Books of CTET (Language Section)
As we can see there are plenty of publishers who provide ample numbers of books for the aspiring students of CTET. While buying the best books of CTET, candidates must keep in mind that the books are based on the latest syllabus and exam pattern. The book must contain the sample papers both solved and unsolved for better preparation of examination. Check the table below for the list of best books of CTET
Book Name | Author/Publisher |
CTET and TETs English Language and Pedagogy (Paper I & II) | Arihant Publication |
CTET & TETs Bhasha Hindi Paper-I & II | Arihant Publication |
A Complete Resource for CTET (Language I): English and Pedagogy | Geeta Sahni (Author), Pearson Publication |
Study Guide for CTET Paper 1 – English | Disha Publication |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When will CTET admit card 2020 be released?
The CTET admit card 2020 will be released tentatively in the last week of September in online mode on the official website.
2. How many questions will be in the CTET language section?
There will be 30 questions in the language section in CTET 2020 that is 15 questions from each section of Language - I and Language - II.
3. Is there any negative marking in the CTET 2020 exam?
No, there is no negative marking in the CTET 2020 examination so that candidates can attempt all the questions.
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based on your applications you are eligible for TGT social science if your BA history(Hons) includes the required subject combination. your B.Ed. degree is valid provided it meets the regulatory and NCTE guidelines.
always confirm with the recruitment body for any specific requirements or additional criteria.
Riya Dhoot 27 March,2025
Yes, with your B.Com, B.Ed, CTET Paper 2 clearance, and a subsequent BA with History (Hons) including the relevant Social Science subjects like Geography, Political Science, and History, you are eligible to apply for a TGT Social Science position. Your B.Ed degree will be considered valid for this purpose.
- Subject combination in BA is crucial:
While your B.Com may not directly qualify you for Social Science teaching, your BA (Hons) in History with the right subject combination makes you eligible.
- CTET Paper 2 is relevant:
Having cleared the CTET Paper 2 indicates your preparedness to teach classes 6-8, which is the TGT level.
- Check specific eligibility criteria:
Always verify the precise subject requirements for TGT Social Science positions in your desired state or institution as slight variations might exist.
sadafreen356 04 April,2025
Hello
Yes , you can apply for the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) even if you are not currently working in a school.
The eligibility criteria for CTET require candidates to have the necessary educational qualifications, such as B.Ed. but there is no requirement to be employed at the time of application.
If you meet the qualification criteria, you are eligible to appear for the exam.
Mitali Sharma 04 March,2025
Hello,
As a first-year BSTC (Basic School Teaching Certificate) student, you are not eligible to appear for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) .
Eligibility for CTET requires candidates to have completed or be in the final year of a teacher education program recognized by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE).
Therefore, you can apply for CTET only when you are in the final year of your BSTC program.
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Prachi Kumari 28 February,2025
Hello there,
No, you are not eligible for CTET
because the eligibility criteria require
at least 50% in 12th or Graduation
along with the required teacher training qualifications (like B.Ed or D.El.Ed).
CTET Eligibility Criteria:
-
For Paper 1 (Class 1-5)
–
50% in 12th + D.El.Ed/B.El.Ed
(Relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PwD).
- For Paper 2 (Class 6-8) – 50% in Graduation + B.Ed (Relaxation available).
Even though you have
61% in M.A.
, CTET considers only
12th and Graduation marks
, so you
don’t qualify
.
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