Central Teacher Eligibility Test - CTET Will be conducted in the month of December 2019. This paper will be of 150 marks. Questions from a total of 5 subjects will be asked in the CTET Paper 1. Here in this post, Detailed Syllabus for the CTET Paper 1 is shared. Questions from the subjects such as Child Development and Pedagogy, Language 1, Language 2, Mathematics and Environmental Studies will be asked.

CTET Paper 1 Exam Pattern

Exam Pattern for the candidates appearing for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test 2019 Paper 1 is presented in tabular form below.
S. No. Subjects Number of Questions Marks per question Total Marks
1. Child Development and Pedagogy  30  1  30
2. Language 1  30  1  30
3. Language 2  30  1  30
4. Mathematics  30  1  30
5. Enviornmental Science  30  1  30
150  1  150

CTET Paper 1 Syllabus 2019

Syllabus of each subject is given below.

Child Development and Pedagogy

This topic is further divided into 3 different subparts. Syllabus for these subparts of Child Development and Pedagogy is available below.

Child Development Topic

  1. 15 Questions from this topic will be in the exam
  2. Total marks of this subpart are 15.
Child Development Syllabus For CTET Paper 1
  1. Development Concepts.
  2. Influence of Heredity and Environment.
  3. Principles of the development of children.
  4. Socialization processes
  5. Piaget, Kohlberg and, Vygotsky.
  6. Critical perspective of the construct of Intelligence.
  7. Multidimensional Intelligence.
  8. Language & Thought.
  9. Gender as a social construct.
  10. Concepts of child-centered & progressive education.
  11. Distinction B/w Assessment for learning and assessment of learning.
  12. Formulating appropriate questions for assessing readiness levels of learners.

The concept of Inclusive education

  1. This Topic will have 5 questions for 5 marks.
  2. All questions will be of MCQ type with 4 options.
CTET Paper 1 Concept of Inclusive education Syllabus
  1. Addressing the Creative, Talented, Specially abled Learners.
  2. Addressing the requirements of children with learning ‘impairment’, difficulties.
  3. Addressing learners from diverse backgrounds.

Learning and Pedagogy

  1. This topic will have 10 questions for 10 marks.
  2. Multiple choice questions will be asked with one answer correct.
CTET Learning and Pedagogy Paper 1 Syllabus
  1. Cognition & Emotions.
  2. Motivation and learning.
  3. How children think and learn.
  4. Basic processes of teaching and learning.
  5. Child as a problem solver and a ‘scientific investigator.
  6. Factors contributing to learning – personal and environmental

Language 1

30 questions from language 1 will be asked in the exam. Candidates must select one language out of the available languages.
  1. 15 questions from the grammar, passage, verbal ability etc will be asked in the exam.
  2. 15 questions from the Language Pedagogy will be asked such as
    • Principles of Language Teaching
    • Role of speaking & listening
    • Acquisition
    • Language Skills
    • Remedial Teaching

Language 2

30 questions from language 2 will be asked in the exam. Candidates must select one language out of the available languages.
  1. 15 questions from the grammar, passage, verbal ability etc will be asked in the exam.
  2. 15 questions from the Language Pedagogy will be asked such as
    • Principles of Language Teaching
    • Role of speaking & listening
    • Acquisition
    • Language Skills
    • Remedial Teaching

Mathematics

List of topics that would be asked in CTET Paper 1 is listed below.
  1. Numbers
  2. Geometry
  3. Addition and Subtraction
  4. Time
  5. Volume
  6. Data Handling
  7. Patterns
  8. Solids around
  9. Division
  10. Measurement
  11. Weight
  12. Money
  13. Community Mathematics
  14. Evaluation through formal and informal methods
  15. Language of Mathematics
  16. Diagnostic and Remedial Teaching

Environmental Studies

Environmental Studies questions topics for CTET Paper 1 is given below.
  1. Concept and scope of EVS
  2. The significance of EVS integrated EVS
  3. Animals
  4. Plants
  5. Relationships
  6. Work and Play
  7. Scope & relation to Science and Social Science
  8. Approaches of presenting concepts
  9. Activities
  10. Experimentation/Practical Work
  11. Discussion
  12. Environmental Studies & Environmental Education
  13. Learning Principles