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Rajasthan Eligibility Exam for Teachers

Overview

Rajasthan Eligibility Exam for Teachers (REET) 2025

The Rajasthan Eligibility Exam for Teachers, usually referred to as REET, is a nation-stage assessment performed via the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan, abbreviated as BSER. Its goal is to join up teachers for schooling 1 to 8 in the authorities colleges of Rajasthan. It is similarly divided into sub-degrees - number one instructors for classes 1 through 5 and top number one instructors for schooling 6-8.

Eligibility after qualification in REET 2025: Candidates who qualify for REET 2025 might be eligible for coaching in any of the government colleges in Rajasthan. The examination will be held offline and is objective-type, trying out one's eligibility to educate flair, and the topics concerned.

Highlights of REET 2025:

 

Particulars

Information

Name of the Exam

REET

Full Form

Rajasthan Eligibility Exam for Teachers

Exam Level

State Level

Conducted by

Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER)

Mode of Application

Online

 

 

Mode of Exam

Offline (Pen and Paper-based)

Frequency of Exam

Annually

Eligibility

Candidates with a relevant education degree or diploma for Levels 1 & 2

Duration of the Exam

2.5 hours per level

Exam Pattern

Objective Type Questions (MCQs)

Official Website

REET Official Website (https://rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in)

 

 

Eligibility Criteria for REET 2025:

Candidates who aim to appear for the REET 2025 take a look at want to meet the given eligibility criteria:

1. Level 1, Classes 1 - 5

Must have efficaciously completed Senior Secondary (or equivalent) with at least 50% marks and possess a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education or

Graduation with a 2-twelve-month Diploma in Elementary Education.

2. Level 2, Classes 6–8:

The applicant needs to have graduated with a passing or appearing inside the final year of a 12-month Diploma in Elementary Education, or

Passed commencement with minimal 50% marks and 1-year Bachelor in Education (B.Ed.).

How to Get the REET 2025 Application Form:

1. Online Registration: Applicants can follow online from the reliable BSER internet site. The online registration approach includes statistics about non-public, academic, and communicational information.

2. Application Form: Candidates should fill within the specific software shape to be had at the portal best after they're correctly registered.

3. Fee Payment: The fee of charge is made online by means of manner of debit/credit card or net banking in accordance with the instructions in the application way.

4. Admit Card: After finishing the registration manner, the candidate can download his/her admit card for the REET exam from the REET portal earlier than the date of the examination.

Pattern of REET 2025 Exam:

The REET 2025 examination will take location at ranges with varied examination samples:

1. Level 1 (for Classes 1 to 5):

Subjects: Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics, Environmental Studies.

Total Marks: a hundred and fifty

Duration: 2.5 hours

2. Level 2 (for Classes 6 to 8):

Subjects: Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics & Science or Social Studies.

Total Marks: a hundred and fifty

Duration: 2.5 hours

Important Dates for REET 2025:

Event

Dates (Tentative)

Release of Official Notification

Dec-24

Online Application Starts

Jan-25

Release of Admit Card

Mar-25

Exam Dates

Apr-25

Result Declaration

May-25

 

REET 2025 Results and Passing Criteria:

  • Candidates must score at least 60% marks to qualify in REET 2025.
  • Reserved category candidates such as SC/ST may have some relaxation in the minimum qualifying marks as per state government norms.
  • Results will be declared online on the official website, where candidates can check their score by entering their roll number.

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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.      

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

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  

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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