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Home » Maharashtra » Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020: Download PDF for all subjects

Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020: Download PDF for all subjects

by Preeti
April 18, 2020
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Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020 – Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) has released the notification for the recruitment of Assistant Professor in college and universities of the state of Maharashtra and Goa. SPPU conducts examination in offline mode for 3 hours. There are 2 papers- Paper-I and Paper-II having objective questions. Both the papers are conducted on the same day but in different sessions. Candidates can download the updated syllabus of Maharashtra SET from this page. For details, Maharashtra SET syllabus 2020 pdf, scroll down.

Contents

  • Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020
    • Maharashtra SET 2020 Exam Pattern
    • Recommended Books for Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020
  • About Maharashtra SET

Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020

The syllabus for Maharashtra SET 2020 is provided on the official website and this page. Candidates can start their preparation by taking reference from the Maharashtra SET syllabus 2020 below.

General paper (Paper-I) on teaching and research aptitude

Teaching aptitude, reading comprehension, research aptitude, communication, reasoning (including mathematical), data interpretation, logical reasoning, information and communication technology, people and environment, higher education system.

English

Chaucer to Shakespeare, jacobian to restoration period, Augustan age, romantic period, victorian period, modern period, contemporary period, American and other non- British literature, literary theory and criticism, rhetoric and prosody.

History

Ancient Indian history, medieval Indian history, modern Indian history, concepts ideas and terms of history.

Economics

Micro and macroeconomics analysis, development and planning, public finance, international economics, Indian economy, statistical methods, etc.

Philosophy

Classical Indian philosophy, modern Indian thinkers, classical western philosophy, modern western philosophy, etc.

Psychology

Perceptual process, learning process, memory and forgetting, thinking and problem-solving, motivation and emotion, human abilities, personality, research methodology, measurement and testing, biological basis of behaviour, etc.

Sociology

Sociological concepts, sociological theory, methodology, etc.

Political science

Political theory and thought, comparative politics and political analysis, Indian government and politics, public administration, international relations, etc.

Defence and strategic studies

Problems of peace and security, global security issue, issues in conflict resolution, economic, science and technology issues and national security, etc.

Home science

Food science, nutrition science, institutional management, clothing, textiles, resource management, human development, non-formal education and extension education, developmental and educational communication, methods of research, etc.

Library and information science

Information, information science, laws of library science, sources of information, reference and information services, organization of knowledge, information technology – components, types of research, types of libraries, etc.

Journalism and mass communication

Types of communication, role of media in society, journalism as profession, post-independence development in print, role of media in social change, mass communication research, the colonial structure of communication, radio, TV as media of communication, advertising, marketing, etc.

Social work

Nature and development of social work, society, human behaviour, and communities, social work with individuals and groups, social work with communities and social action, research in social work, administration, welfare and development services, areas of social practise-I, social policy, planning, and social development, etc.

Public administration

Theory of public administration, comparative public administration, development administration, Indian administration, research methodology, local government – urban and rural, social and economic administration, etc.

Mathematical science

Basic concepts of real and complex analysis, basic concepts of linear algebra, differential equation, probability, data analysis basic concepts, the theory of statistics, statistical methods and data analysis, linear programming, finite population, design of experiments, algebra, etc.

Environmental science

Definition principle and scope of environmental science, fundamentals of environment chemistry, definition and scope of ecology, environment geosciences, air, water, noise, minerals, etc.

Physical science

Basic mathematical methods, classical dynamics, electromagnetics, quantum physics and applications, experimental techniques, thermodynamics and statistical physics, etc.

Chemical sciences

Structure and bonding, acids and bases, redox reactions, introductory energetics and dynamics of chemical reactions, aspects of s,p,d,f blocks, IUPAC nomenclature, concept of chirality, common organic reactions and mechanisms, etc.

Life Sciences

Cell biology, biochemistry, physiology, genetics, evolutionary biology, environmental biology, biodiversity and taxonomy, etc.

Earth, atmospheric, ocean, and planetary science

About earth, materials of the earth, surface features and processes, internal features and processes, atmosphere, hydrosphere, geology and geography of India, man and environment, etc.

Geography

Geomorphology, climatology, geographic thought, population geography, settlement geography, economic geography, regional planning, the geography of India, statistical methods, etc.

Computer science and applications

Discrete structures, computer arithmetic, programming in C and C++, o-o programming concepts, relational database design and SQL, data and file structures, computer networks, system software and compilers, operating system, current trends and technologies, etc.

Electronics sciences

Electronic transport in semiconductor, superposition, rectifiers, logic families, architecture of 8085 and 8086 microprocessors, the introduction of high-level programming language, basic principles of amplitude, optical sources, transducers, etc.

Forensic science

Definition, history and development of forensic science, microscopy, DNA profiling classification of firearms, classification and identification of fibres, etc.

Commerce

Business environment, financial and management accounting, basic accounting concepts, policy environment, business economics, business management, marketing management, financial management, human resource management, international business, etc.

Law

Constitutional law of India, legal theory, public international law, family law, the law of torts, labour law, law of cromes, law of contracts, etc.

Education

The philosophical foundation of education, the sociological foundation of education, psychological foundation fo education, the methodology of education research, etc.

Physical education

Definition, aim and objective of physical education, physiology of respiration, blood circulation, muscular activity, development of teacher education in physical education, guiding principles of health and health education, the concept of test, etc.

Download pdfs of Maharashtra SET syllabus 2020 from below:

Subject CodeSubject NameLinks
0General Paper on Teaching & Research Aptitude (Paper-I)Download
1MarathiDownload
2HindiDownload
3EnglishDownload
4SanskritDownload
5UrduDownload
10HistoryDownload
11EconomicsDownload
12PhilosophyDownload
13PsychologyDownload
14SociologyDownload
15Political ScienceDownload
16Defence & Strategic StudiesDownload
17Home ScienceDownload
18Library & Information ScienceDownload
19Journalism & Mass CommunicationDownload
20Social WorkDownload
21Public AdministrationDownload
30Mathematical SciencesDownload
31Environmental SciencesDownload
32Physical ScienceDownload
33Chemical SciencesDownload
34Life SciencesDownload
35Earth , Atmospheric , Ocean & Planetary ScienceDownload
36GeographyDownload
37Computer Science & ApplicationDownload
38Electronics ScienceDownload
39Forensic ScienceDownload
50CommerceDownload
51ManagementDownload
60LawDownload
70EducationDownload
71Physical EducationDownload

Maharashtra SET 2020 Exam Pattern

Both the papers – Paper-I and Paper-II are conducted on the same day with different sessions. Check the exam pattern for Maharashtra SET 2020 in the table.

Mode of examOffline examination
Type of questionsMultiple choice questions
Duration3 hours (1 hour for Paper-I and 2 hours for Paper-II)
Maximum Marks300 marks (100 marks for Paper-I and 200 marks for paper-II)
Number of questions150 questions (50 questions in Paper-I and 100 questions in Paper-II)
Number of papers There are 2 papers -Paper-I and Paper-II.
Marking scheme+2 marks for correct answer
There is no negative marking.

Recommended Books for Maharashtra SET Syllabus 2020

Candidates can start their preparation for the MH SET exam by taking reference from the recommended books provided below.

Name of the BookBuy here
SET Life Sciences Book | Previous Years Papers [Solved] BookClick here
SET (State Eligibility Test) Teaching & Research AptitudeClick here
Physical Education – Paper II & IIIClick here
A Comprehensive Study in Library & Information Science Click here
Question Bank GeographyClick here

About Maharashtra SET

Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) conducted the recruitment process for Assistant Professor for the state of Maharashtra and Goa. Candidates must have master’s degree recognized by UGC in a SET subject. 40% marks are required for the selection as Assistant Professors. Only 6% candidates appearing in the SET are considered eligible for Assistant Professor.

Maharashtra SET Exam

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