TGT is a term used to address a teacher who has completed their teaching training. TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) is not only a course, but it is a graduate individual trained in teacher education. TGT teachers are deemed eligible to teach the below 10th class students, including 10th standard students.
TGT or Trained graduate teachers as it is commonly known are educators who contribute towards teaching at the secondary level in schools. These are specialised teachers that have an important role to play in preparing the students for the major challenges that are associated with higher education.
It is important to understand that these teachers are trained to manage the level of education for Standard 6 to standard 10 that essentially comprises complex subjects and topics. These teachers have a special syllabus that they need to follow so that they can prepare the students accordingly for the examination that they have to give.
The syllabus developed for TGTs are unique because they answer to the strength of the teachers that have been assigned to educate the students. For example the TGT maths syllabus comprises specific and complex problems including differential calculus and complex arithmetic. At the same time, the TGT maths syllabus also comprises relationship concepts and reasoning abilities. Each of these problems are important for the students to learn, so that they can develop a strong foundation for managing and athletic problems such as differential calculus at ten plus two levels.
As a result, not only the tgt maths syllabus has been developed specifically to test the ability of the students to manage mathematical Complex problems, but also to prepare the teachers to manage questions from the students. Same will also be true for either English syllabus or History syllabus depending on the objective that these teachers have been given.
It is important to highlight that the prospective teachers who want to become a part of TGT are required to complete a certain level of education.For example, it is important for the prospective teachers to at least complete their postgraduate in the desired subjects they want to teach before becoming part of the curriculum. this is important so that the teachers gain a basic understanding of not only the subject but also how to teach the subject to the students.
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Here we have discussed the entire DSSSB TGT Syllabus for all five subjects. Section-A syllabus is the same for all the candidates, whereas Section-B contains the topics for the concerned subject selected by the candidates. Have a look at the topics and start your preparation for the DSSSB TGT exam 2021.
DSSSB TGT Syllabus: Section-A
General English
- Verb, Tenses
- Voice, Subject-Verb Agreement
- Articles
- Comprehension
- Fill in the Blanks
- Adverb
- Error Correction
- Sentence Rearrangement,
- Unseen Passages
- Vocabulary
- Antonyms
- Synonyms
- Grammar
- Idioms & Phrases
General Hindi
- Antonyms
- Vocabulary
- Grammar
- Synonyms
- Translation of Sentences
- Fill in the Blanks
- Error Detection
- Comprehension
- Phrases/Muhavare
- Plural Forms, etc.
General Knowledge and Current Affairs
- Important Days
- Indian History
- Books and Authors
- Indian National Movement
- Awards and Honors
- Budget and Five Year Plans
- General Polity
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Current Affairs – National & International
- Indian Economy
- Capitals of India
- International & National Organizations
- Science – Inventions & Discoveries
- Science & Technology
- Sports
- Abbreviations
- Countries & Capitals.
- Reasoning Ability
- Arithmetic Number Series
- Spatial Orientation
- Observation
- Figures Classification
- Relationship concepts
Arithmetical Reasoning
- Non-verbal series
- Analogies
- Discrimination
- Visual Memory
- Similarities & Differences
- Spatial Visualization
- Coding and Decoding
- Number Series
- Letter and Symbol Series
- Verbal Classification
- Essential Part
- Verbal Reasoning
- Logical Problems
- Analogies
- Theme Detection
- Cause and Effect
- Artificial Language
- Matching Definitions
- Making Judgments
- Statement and Conclusion
- Logical Deduction
- Statement and Argument.
The following section outlines the tgt maths syllabus that is generally followed by the teachers, when teaching Higher Secondary students.
Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
- Simplification
- Decimals
- Data Interpretation
- Fractions
- LCM
- HCF
- Ratio & Proportion
- Percentage
- Profit & Loss
- Discount
- Simple and Compound Interest
- Time & Work
- Time & Distance
DSSSB TGT Syllabus: Section-B
Concerned Subject and Teaching Methodology/B.Ed
TGT (ENGLISH)
- Reading Comprehension
- Grammar and Usage
- Tenses
- Modals
- Voice
- Subject-verb concord
- Connectors
- Clauses
- Parts of speech Punctuation
- Sequencing to form a coherent sentence or a paragraph
3. Literature
- Shakespeare’s works
- Romantic Period: Keats, Coleridge, Shelley, Wordsworth, Byron, etc.
- 19th & 20th Century American and English Literature: Hawthorne, Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost Hemingway, Ted Hudges, Whitman, Bernard Shaw, etc.
- Modern Indian Writing in English: K.N. Daruwala, Ruskin Bond, R.K. Narayan, Anita Desai, Vikram Seth, Nissim Ezekiel, Mulk Raj Anand, Khushwant Singh, etc.
- Modern Writings in English from all around the world.
TGT (Mathematics)
- Real Number
- Elementary Number Theory
- Matrices
- Polynomials
- Linear Equations in two variables
- Pair of Linear Equations in two variables
- Quadratic Equations
- Arithmetic Progressions
- Inequalities
- Calculus
- Euclidean Geometry
- Areas and Volumes
- Trigonometry
- Statistics
- Probability
TGT (SOCIAL SCIENCE)
- HISTORY
- Contemporary World
- French Revolution
- Rise of Socialism
2. GEOGRAPHY
- Introduction to the solar system; origin of Earth
- Motions of the Earth
- Earth’s Interior
- Rocks and minerals
- Agents of gradation
- Climate
- Atmosphere
- Ocean
- Biosphere
- India (Size and Location)
- Physical features of India
- Population
- Resources and Development
- Agriculture
- Manufacturing Industries
- Lifelines of National Economy
- Disaster and Hazards
- Components of production
- People as Resource
- Poverty as a challenge
- Food Security in India
- Growth / Development and structural Development
- Sectors of the Economy
- Money & Credit
- Banks
3. CIVICS
- Power-sharing
- Federalism
- Democracy and Diversity
- Political parties
- Elections
- Challenges to Democracy
- Popular struggle and movements – like in Nepal, Bolivia
- Democracy:
- Concept
- Salient Features
- Local Self Government
- Elections
- Democracy in India & the World Indian
- Constitution:
- Framing of the constitution
- Adoption of the constitution
- Working of Institutions – Parliament
- Judiciary
- Fundamental Rights
TGT (Science)
- Effect of current
- Light
- Sources of energy
- Motion: force and newton’s laws
- Gravitation: work, energy, and power
- Floatation
- Sound
- Matter-nature and behavior: states of matter
- Laws of chemical combination
- Structure of atom
- Periodic classification of elements
- Chemical substances
- Chemical reactions
- Metals and non-metals
- Carbon compounds
- Conservation of natural resources
- Man-made material
- Life processes
- Control & coordination
- Reproduction
- Heredity and evolution
- The human eye
- Natural resources
- Tissues
- Diversity of living organisms
- Why do we fall ill
- Natural resources
TGT Hindi
- गद्य साहहत्य
- काव्य भाग
- हहन्दी भाषा का विकास एंि व्यािहारिक व्याकिण
Appearing candidates must go through the TGT syllabus mentioned above for all five subjects. Having a good knowledge of the syllabus will help you crack the exam with a good score. Therefore, take a look at the TGT syllabus before you start your preparation.
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