MP TET Exam Pattern- Exam Syllabus, Preparation Tips, Selection Criteria, Admit Card

MP TET exams are held annually by the Madhya Pradesh Professional Education Board. It’s a state-wise test. The MP TET exam is designed to hire teachers for government primary and upper elementary schools throughout Madhya Pradesh. The MP TET exam date for 2022 has yet to be published. MPTET 2021, on the other hand, has been postponed and will now take place in March 2022. According to the MP TET Exam Pattern for 2021, there will be 150 questions worth one mark. For better preparation for MP TET 2021, candidates should review the most recent syllabus and exam pattern. The MP TET Exam Pattern will assist candidates in passing the MP TET 2021 exam. To know the detailed exam pattern and preparation tips, follow through the article.

MP TET Exam Pattern

There are two papers in the MPTET 2022 Exam. Candidates interested in becoming primary school teachers in grades 1 through 5 should take the Paper-I test. Candidates who want to teach grades 6 through 8 should take the Paper-II test. Each question is worth one point. Negative marks are not given for incorrect answers. The tables below show the distribution of marks assigned to each topic. Details of both the exams are given below: 

Paper 1 – Class I – V

The duration of the exam is 2.5 hours.

Paper I will have questions from the following 5 subjects, each with 30 questions for 30 marks, according to the MP TET exam pattern 2021 published on the official website of MPPEB. Each question will receive one mark.

Subjects	Questions	Marks
Language 1 (English/Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit)	30	30
Language 2 (English/Hindi/Urdu/ Sanskrit)	30	30
Environmental Studies	30	30
Child Development and Pedagogy	30	30
Mathematics	30	30
Total Marks		150

Paper 2 –  Class II – VIII

The duration of the exam is 2.5 hours.

The MPPEB’s MP TET 2021 exam pattern also includes the Paper II pattern. Paper II will feature questions from five sections: Language I, Language II, Child Development and Pedagogy, Social Studies/Social Science (only for Social Studies/Social Science instructors), and Mathematics and Science (for Mathematics and Science teachers only).

Subjects	Questions	Marks
Language 1 (English/Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit)	30	30
Language 2 (English/Hindi/Urdu/ Sanskrit)	30	30
Maths/Science	60	60
Child Development and Pedagogy	30	30
Social Studies	60	60
Total Marks		210

MP TET Exam Syllabus

MPPEB has prescribed the MP TET syllabus 2021 for both exams I and paper II. The MP TET 2021 syllabus covers Child Development & Pedagogy, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Science, and Social Studies/Social Science. Candidates must adhere to the syllabus before applying for the MP TET test. The syllabus will give candidates an idea of the exam’s components, subtopics, and grade distribution. The test consists of two papers: paper I and paper II. Paper I is taken by candidates who applied for elementary classes (I to V), while Paper II is taken by individuals who applied for upper primary classes (VI to VIII)

Before starting their preparation, applicants should familiarise themselves with the MPTET syllabus. Understanding the curriculum in detail aids the candidate in narrowing down their sources and comprehending the examination pattern while also allowing them to save time. To have a good chance at passing the exam, applicants should read the given topics thoroughly.

Subjects	Topics
Language 1	Reading Comprehension, Unseen passages, Grammar, Verbal ability
Language 2	Reading Comprehension, Unseen passages, Grammar, Verbal ability
Environmental Studies	Animals & Birds, Habitat, Space, Solar System, Pollution (Air, Water), Natural resources, Body parts, Family and relations
Child development and pedagogy	Language, Thought, Pedagogy, Mental Health, Behavioural problems, Child Development, Socialization, Children with special needs
Mathematics	Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Fraction, Algebra, Pattern, Geometry, Mensuration, Number System, Shapes, Graphs.
Social Studies	History, Politics, Geography, Social

MP TET Exam Preparation Tips

Candidates require suitable coaching and tools to prepare in the best possible way. Candidates can use the following preparation suggestions to pass MP TET 2021 in the first attempt:

Syllabus Overview: The initial step for candidates is to review and comprehend the entire MP TET syllabus. Candidates can discover a complete syllabus by scrolling up.

Notes: When preparing for the MP TET, aspirants should keep short notes. These notes aid in quick review prior to the exam. Each topic that candidates study during the day must be included in the brief note.

Time management: Keep track of your time when studying and taking the exam. This approach will assist you in covering all of the topics and questions on exam day.

Mocks: Once a candidate has completed the entire curriculum, they can use question papers to help them improve their preparation. To learn the time-consuming areas, practise as many prior year question papers as possible. Several websites now provide applicants with mock tests that are at the same level as the actual exam.

MP TET Selection Criteria

To be considered for the position of Primary Teacher in MP government schools, candidates must get minimum qualifying marks. Check out the cutoffs for MP TET Exam by category below.

Category	Qualifying %	Passing Marks
General	60%	90/ 150
Reserved Category	50%	75/150

 MP TET Admit Card

The admission card for MP TET 2022 will be available for download through the MP TET’s official website, peb.mp.gov.in. Only those candidates who have completed the MPTET application form will be able to receive admit cards. To obtain a hall ticket, candidates must first input their assigned registration number. The exam date, assigned centre, reporting time, and instructions or guidelines that candidates must follow are all listed on the admit card. Admit cards are distributed at least one week prior to the examination date. Candidates are not permitted to attend the exam centre unless they have a paper copy of their admission card.

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