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REET

Rajasthan Eligibility Exam for Teachers
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Overview

The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education organises the REET Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (BSER). The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education administers the Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) or RTET. A RTET/REET test is administered at the state level to hire Level 1 or Primary Teachers as well as Level 2 or Upper Primary Teachers. Those passing REET will qualify for teaching positions in grades 1-5 and 6-8.

Highlights 

The BSER has published the REET 2021 results on the official website for Level 1 and Level 2 papers. Candidates may now verify their REET results by going to the official website. Candidates who discover an inaccuracy or inconsistency in the REET result or scorecard can contest it by filing a grievance. The deadline for filing a dispute against the REET scores is November 13. The REET final answer key 2021 is now available on the official website. On September 26, 2021, the REET or RTET 2021 test was held.

Important Dates for REET 2022

Particulars Rajasthan REET Exam Dates (Tentative)
Date of Notification Jan-22
Issuing of Application Form 2nd week of January 2022
Submission last date Feb-22
Admit Card Mar-22
Date of Examination Apr-22
REET Result Declaration  Not yet announced

Exam Center

Exam Center for Primary Level

District Exam Center
AJMER 744
ALWAR 701
BANSWARA 771
BARAN 270
BARMER 941
BHARATPUR 426
BHILWARA 602
BIKANER 673
BUNDI 365
CHITTAURGARH 515
CHURU 776
DAUSA 257
DHAULPUR 240
DUNGARPUR 410
GANGANAGAR 671
HANUMANGARH 424
JAIPUR 1272
JAISALMER 622
JALOR 543
JHALAWAR 422
JHUNJHUNUN 363
JODHPUR 785
KARAULI 383
KOTA 450
NAGAUR 673
PALI 767
PRATAPGARH 276
RAJSAMAND 494
S.MADHOPUR 296
SIKAR 505
SIROHI 379
TONK 355
UDAIPUR 1427

Exam Center for Secondary Level

District Exam Center
AJMER 396
ALWAR 463
BANSWARA 254
BARAN 115
BARMER 427
BHARATPUR 232
BHILWARA 268
BIKANER 253
BUNDI 119
CHITTAURGARH 194
CHURU 237
DAUSA 188
DHAULPUR 107
DUNGARPUR 175
GANGANAGAR 170
HANUMANGARH 213
JAIPUR 620
JAISALMER 88
JALOR 202
JHALAWAR 121
JHUNJHUNUN 275
JODHPUR 477
KARAULI 127
KOTA 135
NAGAUR 425
PALI 275
PRATAPGARH 94
RAJSAMAND 163
S.MADHOPUR 130
SIKAR 304
SIROHI 128
TONK 115
UDAIPUR 266

Cut Off

The Reet Cut-Off Marks will be announced soon, although there may be some delays due to the re-examination of 600 applicants. The cut-off marks for unreserved/EWS and OBC candidates will be typically high. For the general category, the expected cut-off scores are 103-126, 102-122 for the EWS candidates, and 102-121 for the OBC candidates. The CUT-OFF grades for SC/ST candidates may range from 95 to 107.

REET Level 2 Cut Off 2021 (Category Wise):

  Male Female
General  120 to 135  117 to 132
EWB 116 to 120  
OBC 117 to 131 106 to 118
MBC 105 to 109  
SC 103 to 108 101 to 110
ST 105 to 114 95 to 101
PD 99 to 106 94 to 99

Selection Process

To pass the REET test, applicants must pass the following steps of the selection process:

  • REET Application Form: Candidates must first complete the online RTET application form on the BSER's official website. Candidates must pay the RTET application cost online after completing the online application.

  • REET Admit Card: One week before the test, the RTET admit card will be published. Candidates may get their RTET admit card from the BSER's official website. The admission card provides all vital exam information such as the date, time, and location of the testing centre.

  • RTET or REET test: The state-level REET exam is used to select primary (Level 1) and upper primary teachers (Level 2). Level 1 is for instructors in grades 1-5, while Level 2 is for teachers in grades 6-8.

  • REET Result: The RTET result is announced shortly after the evaluation procedure is completed. Candidates who pass the RTET will be provided with RTET passing certificates, after which they can apply for teaching positions in Rajasthan schools.

FAQs

Q1. What is the objective of administering REET Exams?

Ans. The Rajasthan Eligibility Exam for Teachers is an entrance exam used to select teachers. The Department of School Education Council of Rajasthan administers this test once a year.

Q2. What is the minimal RTET qualifying percentage?

Ans. Candidate must achieve at least 60% on the RTET test in order to be considered TET qualified. RTET certificates are valid for 7 years from the date of the TET exam, according to NCTE Guidelines.

Q3. Does the REET curriculum have an offline version?

Ans. No, you can only get the REET curriculum online from the exam's official website.

Q4. How does a candidate seek employment after passing the REET exam?

Ans. Candidates are granted an eligibility certificate after passing the RTET exam. Candidates with the REET credential can apply for teaching employment in the state.

Q5. When will the REET 2022 examination take place?

Ans. The REET 2022 online application form is anticipated to be available on the official website in January 2022.

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Eligibility

Primary Level (from Class 1st to 5th): Applicant must have completed a 12th class examination with at least 50% marks OR a degree from any recognised university. In addition, candidates must have a 2-year elementary education diploma or a 4-year B. El. Ed. diploma or be in the last year of their diploma exam.

Candidates for the Secondary Level (Classes 6th to 8th) must have completed graduation as well as two years of Elementary Education Diploma. Alternatively, the candidate must be a Graduate with at least 50 percent marks and must have passed 1-year in B.Ed. or Final year students in the 2 years B.Ed. program OR a Graduate with at least 45 percent marks and must have passed at least 1-year in B.Ed. or Final year students in the 2 years B.Ed. program OR a Senior Secondary student with at least 50 percent marks and must have passed 4 years in B. El. Ed. Diploma or appearing in the final year of Diploma exam.      

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Syllabus

Child Development

  • Pedagogy and Learning Role of Environment and Heredity
  • Concepts and Meaning of learning and its processes
  • Theories of learning and its implications
  • The notion of development and its relationship with learning
  • Child Thinking & Thought
  • The concept of Inclusive Education and comprehending children with unique needs
  • Important child development & learning theories

Language 1

  • Hindi
  • English
  • Sanskrit
  • Urdu
  • Sindhi
  • Punjabi
  • Gujarati

Language 2

  • English
  • Hindi
  • Sanskrit
  • Urdu
  • Sindhi
  • Punjabi
  • Gujarati

Environment Studies

  • Methods of presenting concepts
  • Knowledge of the environment’s element
  • Clothing and habitats
  • Environment studies: concept, scope, significance
  • Learning principles for environmental education
  • Family
  • Living beings
  • Matter and energy
  • Our culture and civilization
  • Personal hygiene
  • Rajasthan's environment, pollution, and natural resources
  • Profession
  • Institutions and public places
  • Relationship to science and social science
  • Transport and communication

Mathematics

  • Average
  • Community of mathematics
  • Diagnostic and remedial teaching
  • Various aspects and error analysis of teaching and learning
  • Evaluation methods
  • Fractions
  • Geometry and mensuration
  • Indian currency
  • Language of mathematics
  • LCM and HCF
  • Mathematical operations
  • Nature of mathematics/logical thinking
  • Numbers
  • Place of mathematics in curriculum
  • Problems of teaching
  • Profit-Loss
  • Simple interest
  • Unitary method

Science

  • Animal adolescence and reproduction
  • Chemical substances
  • Evaluation
  • Force and motion
  • Heat
  • Human body and health
  • Innovation
  • Light and sound
  • Living being
  • Methods of science teaching
  • Microorganisms
  • Natural science
  • Nature and structure of sciences
  • Problems
  • Remedial teaching
  • Science and technology
  • Solar system
  • Structure of matter
  • Text materials/aids
  • Understanding the science

Social Studies

  • India’s Geography and resources
  • Rajasthan’s Geography and resources
  • Government: Composite and functions
  • Rajasthan’s History and Culture
  • Indian civilization, culture and society
  • Indian constitution and democracy
  • Main components of the Earth
  • Mauryan/ Gupta empires and post-Gupta period
  • Medieval and modern period
  • Development and Resources
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Exam Pattern

The REET exam consists of two papers: Level 1 and Level 2.

Exam Pattern for level I:

Level I include150 questions. Every question is for 1 mark. 60% of the marks are required for the General category, while 55% is required for other categories.

Exam Pattern for level II:

Applicants must choose between social science and science. Those who belong to the general category are needed to score at least 60% marks and those who belong to other categories must attain at least 55% marks to qualify this exam.

PAPER-I

PAPER-II

  • Pedagogy & Child Development
  • Child Development and Pedagogy
  • Language I (Sanskrit/Gujarati/Sindhi/Hindi/Urdu

/English/Punjabi)
  • Language I (Sanskrit/Gujarati/Sindhi/Hindi/Urdu

/English/Punjabi)

  • Language II (Sanskrit/Gujarati/Sindhi/Hindi/Urdu

/English/Punjabi)
  • Language II (Sanskrit/Gujarati/Sindhi/Hindi/Urdu

/English/Punjabi)

  • Mathematics
  • Mathematics & Science  
  • Environmental Studies
  • Social Studies/Social Science  
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Exam Paper

Understanding the REET Exam Pattern and the difficulty level of the questions is the first step. Candidates studying for RTET/REET should read the RTET/REET curriculum before beginning their preparations; all areas of the papers should be given equal emphasis. It is recommended that the candidate go through the REET Previous Year Paper and try to grasp the Exam format and question standard. If you examine the REET Previous Year Question Papers carefully, you will be able to determine how you can improve and which topics or sections require more preparation. The RTET/REET syllabuses for both papers are distinct and must be completely completed months before the test.

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