Manipur TET Manipur Teacher Eligibility Test Syllabus
The Manipur Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is conducted to assess the eligibility of candidates for teaching positions in schools across the state of Manipur. The syllabus for the Manipur TET is designed to evaluate a candidate’s knowledge and understanding of various subjects necessary for teaching at the primary and upper primary levels. The syllabus is divided into two papers:
- Paper I: For candidates aiming to teach classes I to V (Primary Stage)
- Paper II: For candidates aiming to teach classes VI to VIII (Upper Primary Stage)
Paper I: Primary Stage (Classes I to V)
1. Child Development and Pedagogy
- Understanding Child Development (Concept, stages of development, characteristics)
- Learning Theories (Behaviorism, Constructivism, Cognitive Development)
- Teaching-Learning Process (Classroom Management, Instructional Strategies)
- Assessment and Evaluation (Types of Assessment, Methods, and Tools)
- Inclusive Education (Special Needs, Differentiated Instruction)
2. Language I (English)
- Language Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing)
- Grammar (Parts of Speech, Sentence Structure, Tenses, Punctuation)
- Comprehension (Passages, Interpretation, and Inference)
- Teaching Methods (Language Acquisition, Phonetics)
3. Language II (Manipuri/Bodo/Hindi)
- Language Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing)
- Grammar (Parts of Speech, Sentence Structure, Tenses, Punctuation)
- Comprehension (Passages, Interpretation, and Inference)
- Teaching Methods (Language Acquisition, Phonetics)
4. Mathematics
- Number System (Natural Numbers, Integers, Fractions, Decimals)
- Arithmetic Operations (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division)
- Geometry (Shapes, Symmetry, Basic Geometric Terms)
- Measurement (Length, Weight, Volume, Time)
- Data Handling (Charts, Graphs, Simple Statistics)
5. Environmental Studies
- Family and Friends (Understanding Self, Relationships, Community)
- Food and Health (Nutrition, Hygiene, Safety)
- Water, Air, and Environment (Conservation, Pollution, Natural Resources)
- Our Country (Geography, Culture, History)
- Social and Political Life (Community Living, Rights and Responsibilities)
Paper II: Upper Primary Stage (Classes VI to VIII)
1. Child Development and Pedagogy
- Understanding Child Development (Physical, Cognitive, Emotional)
- Learning Theories and Principles (Constructivism, Multiple Intelligences)
- Classroom Management (Strategies, Behavior Management)
- Assessment and Evaluation (Types, Tools, Techniques)
- Inclusive Education (Understanding Diversity, Special Needs Education)
2. Language I (English)
- Language Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing)
- Grammar (Syntax, Morphology, Punctuation, Vocabulary)
- Comprehension (Reading Passages, Critical Thinking)
- Literature (Poetry, Prose, Drama)
- Teaching Methods (Effective Strategies for Language Teaching)
3. Language II (Manipuri/Bodo/Hindi)
- Language Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing)
- Grammar (Syntax, Morphology, Punctuation, Vocabulary)
- Comprehension (Reading Passages, Critical Thinking)
- Literature (Poetry, Prose, Drama)
- Teaching Methods (Effective Strategies for Language Teaching)
4. Mathematics
- Algebra (Basic Algebraic Concepts, Equations, Inequalities)
- Geometry (Lines, Angles, Shapes, Circles, Symmetry)
- Mensuration (Area, Volume, Surface Area)
- Data Handling (Probability, Statistics)
- Number System (Real Numbers, Rational Numbers)
5. Science
- Physics (Motion, Force, Energy, Light, Sound)
- Chemistry (Matter, Elements, Compounds, Reactions)
- Biology (Cells, Human Body, Plants, Animals)
- Environmental Science (Ecosystems, Pollution, Conservation)
6. Social Studies/Social Science
- History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern History, World History)
- Geography (Physical Geography, Indian Geography, World Geography)
- Political Science (Governance, Political Systems, Rights and Duties)
- Economics (Basic Concepts, Economic Development, Public Administration)
- Culture and Heritage (Diversity, Traditions, History of Manipur)
Key Points to Note:
Preparation:
- Candidates should prepare based on the syllabus for their respective papers. For Paper I, focus on primary-level pedagogy and subject knowledge. For Paper II, concentrate on upper primary pedagogy and a deeper understanding of the subjects.
Study Material:
- Refer to standard textbooks, previous years’ question papers, and practice materials for each subject area.
Exam Pattern:
- The test generally consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for both papers. Ensure thorough preparation for each subject area.
