TS EDCET 2025 PATTERN & SYLLABUS
STATE LEVEL ONLINE/OFFLINE TEST
TS EDCET 2023 Exam Pattern is yet to be updated for the current session and it will consist of 5 sections which are General English, Teaching Aptitude, General Knowledge & Educational Awareness, and Computer awareness along with Subject/content (Telangana Board up to Class 10th). The question paper consists of 150 Questions in total and all questions will carry equal marks.
Moreover, TS EDCET 2023 Syllabus has also been released by TSCHE along with the information brochure, and a summary of the Syllabus for TS EDCET 2023 is below according to previous years’ trends.
Exam Mode | Offline |
Number of Paper | 1 |
Number of Sections | 3 (General English, General Knowledge and Teaching Aptitude, and Methodology.) |
Question Paper type | MCQ-based Objective type questions. |
TS EDCET 2023 total marks | 150 Marks |
Exam Duration | 2 Hours |
Exam Language | English |
TS EDCET 2023 exam pattern has been changed this year, it will consist of 5 parts namely General English, General Knowledge & Educational Awareness, Teaching Aptitude, Computer Awareness and Subject content (Upto class 10th of Telangana Board). There are total 150 Questions of objective-type answers.
1. Part 1
2. Part 2
3. Part 3
4. Part 4
5 Part 5
Also Check TS EDCET 2023 Application Forms
The question paper of TS EDCET Exam consists of 3 parts consisting 150 questions in total. MCQ based objective type questions are asked in all the sections.
Part | Subject | Division | Questions | Marks |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Subject Content (Upto Class 10th of Telangana Board) | Mathematics (20 marks) Science (20 marks) Social Studies (20 marks) | 60 | 60 |
2 | Teaching Aptitude | - | 20 | 20 |
3 | General English | - | 20 | 20 |
4 | General Knowledge and Teaching Awareness | - | 30 | 30 |
5 | Computer Awareness | - | 20 | 20 |
Total | 150 | 150 |
Questions are designed to test the ability of the candidate’s application to the society and experience in their scientific outlook. The following topics are asked in the TS EDCET question paper-
General English | Reading Comprehension |
Correction of Sentences | |
Articles | |
Prepositions | |
Tenses | |
Spelling | |
Voice | |
Vocabulary | |
Synonyms | |
Antonyms | |
Transformation of Sentences- Simple, Compound, and Complex | |
Direct speech and Indirect speech |
General Knowledge and Teaching Aptitude | General Knowledge questions relating to India and Its neighboring countries especially pertaining to History, Culture, Geography, Ecology, Economics, General Policy, and Scientific Research. |
Questions will also be designed to test knowledge of current events and of such matters of day to day observations | |
Experience in a candidate’s scientific outlook as is expected of an educated person. | |
Questions to test the ability of a candidate’s general knowledge of the environment around him and its application. | |
One who has the characteristics like ability to communicate, deal with children, ability to recognize individual differences etc., to become an able teacher, questions relating to these aspects will be included and the test in one’s TEACHING APTITUDE. |
Mathematics (Methodology) | Differential Equations |
Solid Geometry | |
Groups and Rings | |
Real analysis | |
Linear Algebra | |
Multiple Integrals and Vector Calculus |
Physics (Methodology) | Vector Analysis |
Mechanics and particles | |
Mechanics and Rigid Bodies | |
Central Forces | |
Fundamentals of Vibration | |
Damped and forced oscillation | |
Vibrating Strings | |
Kinetic Theory of Gases | |
Thermodynamics | |
Quantum Theory of Radiation | |
Statistical Thermodynamics | |
Interference | |
Diffraction | |
Polarization and Double Effraction | |
Laser Fiber Optics and Holography | |
Electrostatics | |
Dielectrics | |
Capacitance | |
Magneto statistics | |
Moving charge in electro and magnetic field | |
Electromagnetic Induction | |
Varying and Alternative Currents | |
Maxwell’s equations and Electro Magnetic Waves | |
Basic Electronics | |
Digital Principles | |
Quantum Mechanics | |
Nuclear Physics | |
Solid State Physics |
Chemistry (Methodology) | Atomic structure and Elementary Quantum Mechanics |
Chemical Bonding | |
Periodic Properties | |
s-block and p-block elements | |
d-block elements | |
f-block elements | |
Metals | |
Co-ordination Compounds | |
Hard and Soft Acid bases | |
Stereochemistry of Carbon Compounds | |
Structural Theory in Organic Chemistry | |
Acyclic Hydrocarbons | |
Benzene and its Reactivity | |
Areness and polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons | |
Hydroxy Compounds | |
Carbonyl Compounds | |
Nitrogen Compounds | |
Hydrocyclic Compounds | |
Carbohydrates | |
Amino Acids and Proteins | |
Gaseous State | |
Liquid State | |
Solid State | |
Dilute solutions and Colligative Properties | |
Colloids and Surface Chemistry | |
Solutions | |
Chemical Kinetics | |
Thermodynamics |
Botany (Methodology) | Branches of Botany |
Classification of Plant Kingdom | |
Microbiology | |
Cell Biology | |
Tissue Organization and Growth | |
Physiology | |
Plant Reproduction | |
Plant Resources and their Utilization |
Zoology (Methodology) | Protozoa to Annelid |
Arthropod to hemicordata | |
Cell Biology | |
Bio-molecules of the Cell | |
Protochordata to Amphibia | |
Reptilia to Mammalian | |
Embryology | |
Ecology and Zoogeography | |
Physiology of Digestion | |
Physiology of Excretion | |
Physiology of Respiration | |
Physiology of Circulation | |
Physiology of Muscle Contraction | |
Physiology of Nerve impulse | |
Physiology of Endocrine System | |
Physiology of Homeostasis | |
Genetics | |
Organic Evolution | |
Fisheries and Aquaculture | |
Clinical Science | |
Animal Biotechnology |
History (Methodology) | History of India up to 1526 AD |
History of India-Later Medieval Period | |
Modern India | |
History of Modern World | |
History and Culture of Telangana |
Civics (Methodology) | Political Science-Concepts and theories |
Public Administration- Concepts and Theories | |
Indian Government and Politics | |
Public Administration in India |
Geography (Methodology) | Principles of Physical Geography |
Social and Economic Geography | |
Regional Geography of India | |
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System |
Economics (Methodology) | Micro-Macro, Static-Dynamic, Normative and Positive Economics. |
Cardinal and Ordinal Approaches, and Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility | |
Law of Variable Proportion and returns to scale | |
Different concepts of cost and their inter-relation | |
Concepts of National Income, Consumption, Investment, and Business cycles. | |
Meaning of Economic Development, and measures of Economics | |
Sources of Public Revenue | |
Taxes/VAT finance commission | |
Canons and Effects of Public Expenditure | |
Functions and Classification of Money | |
Budgets and Money Supply | |
Functions of Commercial and Reserve Banks | |
Method of Credit Control | |
Importance of Agriculture in the Indian Economy | |
Population growth in India | |
Regional Disparities | |
Mixed Economy-Characteristics, Features | |
Concept of Poverty | |
Types of Unemployment | |
Objective of Planning in India | |
Importance of Infrastructure | |
Social Structure | |
Organized and Unorganized sectors | |
International Trade | |
Economic Reforms |
English (Methodology) | Language and Literature |
Forms of Poetry | |
Elements of Drama | |
Elements of Poetry | |
Elements of Fiction | |
Poetry from Elizabethan age to the pre-romantic era | |
Development of 16th and 17th century British Drama | |
Prose- Origin, and Development of the Essay | |
Fiction origin and development of the Novel | |
Origin and growth of English Literature | |
Poetry | |
Drama | |
Fiction | |
Prose |
*Topics for Poetry, Drama, Fiction, and Prose will be provided by the university.
There are a set of books that the students require to study for the entrance examination. Following is the list of those books-
Subject | Book Name | Author |
---|---|---|
Methodology | B. Ed Social | TM Books |
B. Ed Physics | TM Books | |
B. Ed Math | TM Books | |
B. Ed Biology | TM Books | |
B. Ed English | EM Books | |
B. Ed Hindi | HM Books | |
B. Ed Telugu | TM Books | |
EDCET Biological Science | - | |
EDCET Part A | - | |
EDCET Part B | - |
TS EDCET has some important instructions to be followed while giving the examination. Here are some important instructions are given by the Conducting Body Officials to be followed-
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College
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