UP Assistant Teacher Syllabus 2021, Exam Pattern, Detailed Information

 UP Assistant Teacher Syllabus 2021, Exam Pattern 

Looking for UP Aided School Teacher Syllabus 2021? If yes, you can get the complete information related to UP Assistant Teacher Preparation Materials available here. Aspirants who want to crack the Uttar Pradesh Basic Primary Teacher Exam 2021 must know about the details of the Selection Process. It will help the aspirants to get an idea about shortlisting process. For the sake of reference purposes, we have disclosed the Uttar Pradesh Assistant Teacher syllabus 2021 and UP Principal Exam Pattern. Practicing the topics available in UP Aided Junior High School Teacher Syllabus 2021 helps the applicants to score better marks for the examination. It is better for the applicants to start their preparation now.

UP Assistant Teacher Exam Pattern 2021

Exam Pattern for the Written Exam is as Follows:-

  • The exam will be divided into two papers and there Will be Objective Type questions.
  • Paper I Will Consist 50 Questions & Paper-II Will Consist 100 Questions.
  • Paper I Will be Of General knowledge (Common for All).
  • Paper-II Will be on Language, General Study, Mathematics & Science.
  • Time Duration of the Exam will be of 1 hour.

Selection Procedure

  1. 10% Marks in Each High School, Intermediate, Graduation & Training course.
  2. 60% in Written Exam.
  3. Interview.

UP Junior High School Teacher Syllabus 2021

Those candidates who will pass the UP SUPER TET 2021 exam are able to apply for their online application form. Now those candidates who are going to appear in the exam. They should start their preparation to score the highest marks in the exam and get selected as the UP Primary Teacher. Detailed UP Aided Junior High School Teacher Syllabus 2021 now given below.

Part-1 General Knowledge/Current Affairs:

  1. General knowledge
  2. Importance of National & International Current affairs
  3. Geography of India
  4. History of India and Indian National Movement
  5. Economic and Social Development
  6. Indian politics and Rules – Constitution, political system, Panchayati Raj, democratic, etc.
  7. Environmental and ecological topics, biodiversity and climate change, etc.
  8. Analogy, Binary logic, classification, clocks & calendars, Assertion and reason, coded inequalities coding-decoding.
Part-2 Languages

  1. हिंदी साहित्य एवं भाषा का इतिहास
  2. अपठित गद्यांश एवं पद्यांश
  3. व्याकरण
  4. प्रमुख लेखकों / कवियों का सामान्य परिचय एवं उनकी रचनाए।
  1. Grammar
  2. Unseen Passage
  3. History of English Literature and Language.
  4. Writers, General Introduction and their work.
  1. व्याकरण
  2. अपठित गद्यांश एवं पद्यांश
  3. संस्कृत साहित्य एवं भाषा का इतिहास
  4. प्रमुख लेखकों / कवियों का सामान्य परिचय एवं उनकी कृतियाँ।
Social Studies:

  1. Indian History
  2. Former states of India
  3. Establishment of Delhi Sultanate, expansion dissolution
  4. Mughal Empire, Culture, Fall
  5. Stone Culture, Copper Stone Culture, Vedic Culture.
  6. Religious and social development of the sixth century.
  7. District administration, rural and civil society, and living.
  8. Democracy in India
  9. Security and foreign policy in the country, global community, and India.
  10. Disability
  11. Mauryan India, Rajput period India, Gupta period, Pushyabhuti dynasty, States of South India
  12. The arrival of European powers, British Rule In India.
  13. Choice of independent India.
  14. The atmosphere, hydrosphere.
  15. Impact of population growth on the environment, pollution.
  16. Earth in the Solar System, Globe – Determination of Earth Location, Earth Speed
  17. Map, Earth’s four circles, Earth’s topography
  18. India, the physical nature of India, use, and importance of soil, fertilizer, flora and wildlife, the climate of India, trade, and communication in the world.
  19. UP- Location, Political Department, Weather, Soil, Vegetation and Wildlife, Agriculture, Mineral Industry, Population and Urbanization in India.
Math:

  1. Natural Numbers, Whole numbers, Prime numbers
  2. LCM and HCF
  3. Square root, cube root and Identities
  4. Concept of Fraction, Algebra, Variable Numbers
  5. Ratio, Profit and Loss, Discount, Simple Interest & Compound Interest, Percentage
  6. Geometry – Line segment, Parallelogram, Quadrilateral, Triangles, Parallel lines, Circle
  7. Mean, median and mode
  8. Mensuration and Trigonometry
  9. Statistics – Pictorial Graph, Histogram, Bar graph, Pie-chart
  10. Production Possibility Curve, Bar chart and Compound Bar Diagram.
Science:

  1. Science in Everyday Life, Anthropology and Technology, Discovery and invention
  2. Fibers and Fabrics, Synthetic fibers
  3. Cell, tissues, and organ systems
  4. Adolescence and Disability
  5. Living things and non-living things
  6. Microorganisms, Animals, and Plants
  7. Motion, Force, Magnetic force, Measurement & distance
  8. Light and Reflection, Sound, Energy
  9. The states of Matter, Structure, and nature of matter
  10. Nutrition and Food, Health and hygiene
  11. The water cycle, Nitrogen cycle, and crop production
This is the end of this article. Hope you would like the information. You can visit our youtube channel KEE Study Point for more details and boost your preparation, especially of English literature. Stay connected. 
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