What kind of questions are asked in TET exam for B.Ed students?
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Questions related to Child development and pedagogy, Language I (the medium of instruction), Language II (chosen from a list other than language I), Mathematics and Environmental studies will be asked. 1. Child development and pedagogy: Here the questions will focus on educational psychology of teaching profession. This will measure the candidate's understanding of the characteristics as well needs of students of different learning groups. 2. Language I and II questions will be based on language proficiency, elements of language, communication and comprehension abilities of the candidate. 3. Questions for Mathematics paper for TET will focus on concepts and problem-solving abilities of the candidate. 4. Environmental studies paper for TET will concentrate on the environmental awareness and knowledge of the candidate. 5. For Mathematics and Science teachers in TET, there will be 60 multiple choice questions of one mark each. 6. For Social studies teachers (SST) candidates, there will be 60 multiple choice questions carrying 1 (one) mark each.