Gujarat TET Syllabus 2025: TET-I and TET-II Exam Pattern

The Gujarat TET-I syllabus has 5 sections of 30 questions and 30 marks each, for 150 questions and 150 marks in 120 minutes, with no negative marking. It was revised by Education Department resolution PRE/1111/711/K dated 8 October 2025, which also revised TET-II (classes 6 to 8). The full topic list is in the TET-I 2025 notification and the resolution of 8 October 2025.

TET-I exam pattern (classes 1 to 5)

TET-I topic-wise syllabus

Child Development and Pedagogy

• Child development: Erikson, Montessori, Froebel and Kohlberg's theory and their educational implications; the concept of intelligence and multi-dimensional intelligence; school-based assessment and continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE).
• Inclusive education: including learners with learning disability and with various disabilities.
• Learning and pedagogy: cognition and emotions; motivation and learning.

Gujarati and English

Comprehension is tested through two unseen passages, one prose or drama and one poem. The questions follow the class 1 to 5 syllabus of the language, but the difficulty extends up to secondary education (class 10). Language pedagogy covers learning and acquisition, principles of language teaching, language skills and remedial teaching.

Mathematics

Content questions test conceptual clarity and problem-solving from the class 1 to 5 mathematics syllabus. Pedagogy covers the place of mathematics in the curriculum, formal and informal evaluation, and errors in mathematics and their remedies.

Environment, General Knowledge and current trends

Environment content follows the class 1 to 5 syllabus; its pedagogy covers the concept and scope of EVS, activities, experimentation, discussion, CCE and teaching material. A further 5 marks test general knowledge, reasoning, logical ability, teaching aptitude and data interpretation, and 5 marks test current trends in education.

TET-II exam pattern (classes 6 to 8)

TET-II has two parts. Part 1 has 75 questions (75 marks) for all candidates; in Part 2 (75 questions), each candidate takes the subject matching their qualification.

TET-II subject questions follow the class 6 to 8 syllabus, with difficulty up to higher secondary (class 12). The child development part names Piaget, Vygotsky, Skinner, Thorndike and Pavlov; science method includes demonstration, experiment, project, science club and field visit; and social science content covers the geography and history of the country and region, economic and social conditions, and social values.