CTET Study Plan: Schedule for Study, Study Guide, Study Notes, Tips & Tricks

CTET Study Plan: NTA will conduct the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) for this year. each year a lot of candidates participate in this examination. Here we will discuss the CTET Study Plan for the exam preparation. We’ll tell candidates how they will plan their studies for this examination. We’ll tell you the perfect plan for studies. It’ll assist you to enhance your preparation. It’ll be very helpful for all students. you’ll be able to enhance your overall score. If you want to understand, how to prepare for the CTET exam, then this article is simply for you only.

So it’ll be very beneficial for all students appearing for the examination. CTET exam Study plan is going to be much required if you want to clear the examination. You would like to plan your studies according to the examination date. You may verify a lot of things while planning for the studies. Your Study Plan for the CTET exam is going to be the key to clear it. So it’s really important for the candidates. Stay with us until the last line of the article and you may be able to learn additional regarding this topic.

Time Required:

3-6 months for the preparation of CTET based on the amount of your time the candidate can devote each day.

Understand the Syllabus:

The first step is to go through the subject-wise syllabus of CTET. We’ll suggest to take a print-out of the syllabus and paste it near your study table. List down the topics, that you’re good at hence will require less time and also the topics on which you would like to spend more time.

How To Prepare for CTET:

Subject-wise study and question bank – Start with a subject, brush-up the theory and start attempting the queries. revisit the concepts whenever you complete all the queries of a subject. do it especially for all the queries, that you attempted wrong or were unable to answer.

Start the preparation with Child Development and Pedagogy as this subject has many important theorems and hypothesis. The subject is extremely important to check, as it is different from the subjects the candidates teach at school. The queries are tricky and it’s important to read the queries well.

CTET Previous Year Papers:

Once all the subjects are completed, it’s time to start out attempting Previous Year Papers. we suggest attempting the last five years’ papers. Try to try the complete paper in one go as it can improve concentration and assist you to apply long-sitting hours. it’s also important for time management.
Again revisit the concepts for all the questions, that you attempted wrong or were unable to answer in Previous Year Papers. CTET format is an objective type with multiple-choice queries. there’s no negative marking, so try all queries. For details on the CTET pattern, please refer to the CTET-Pattern page.

ALSO READ: CTET PREVIOUS YEAR PAPER.

CTET Mock Test Series:

Now is the time to take the Mock Test Series. you ought to plan to start attempting Mock Test Series at least fifteen days before the actual paper. we advise attempting a minimum of 5 mock tests, one every alternate day. After taking every mock test, spend the next day in brushing up the doubts and concepts. If you’re doing things right, your mock test score ought to improve every time.

CTET Study Plan Time Distribution:

Subject/Topic	Percentage Time	3 Months/12 Weeks Plan	6 Months/24 Weeks Plan
E.V.S.	15%	1.5 Week	4 Weeks
Language 1	15%	1.5 Week	4 Weeks
Language 2	15%	1.5 Week	4 Weeks
Child Development and Pedagogy	20%	2 Weeks	5 Weeks
Maths	15%	1.5 Week	4 Weeks
Previous Year Papers	10%	2 Weeks	2 Weeks
Mock Tests	10%	2 Weeks	2 Weeks