If you're aspiring to embark on a journey towards a career in elementary education, the SCERT D.El.Ed Pre-Entry Test (PET) for 2023 is your first step. This entrance exam, conducted by the State Council of Education Research and Training (SCERT) Assam, is your gateway to pursuing a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed). To excel in this crucial exam, it's essential to understand the syllabus and exam pattern. In this article, we will dive deep into the SCERT D.El.Ed PET Syllabus 2023, providing you with a roadmap for your preparation.
SCERT D.El.Ed 2023 and the detailed Exam Pattern of D.El.Ed Pre-Entry Test or Entrance Test. Follow this syllabus for the PET exam for admission to 2 Year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed).
Students who applied for the D.El.Ed entrance exam needs to prepare for the upcoming PET exam & need to qualify with a higher rank to get admission in the desired institute easily. The selection procedure will be based on merit list, So passing the test may not get you a desired seat in the desired college.
Also: SCERT D.El.Ed Pre-Entry Test Ebook 2023
SCERT D.El.Ed Syllabus 2023 Overview
Name of the Course: Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed)
Name of the Council: State Council of Education Research and Training (SCERT) Assam
Name of the Exam: Pre Entry Test (DELED Entrance)
Duration of the Exam: 120 Minutes
Total Marks: 100
Type of Question: MCQ/Objective Type
SCERT D.El.Ed Syllabus & Exam Pattern
Total Marks: 100
Duration: 2 Hours
Total Number of Question: 100
Mark for Each Question: 1
Contents of Syllabus
The Test Paper has 2 sections: Section I & Section II
Section I (35 Marks)
General English -10Marks
General Knowledge -15 Marks
Reasoning -10 Marks
Section II (65 Marks)
General Mathematics -15 Marks
General Science & EVS -15 Marks
Social Science -20 Marks
Language (Assamese/Bengali/Bodo) -15 Marks
Subject Wise Detailed Syllabus
Section I (35 Marks)
General English: vocabulary, tenses, verbs, preposition, comprehension, voice-change, narration, adverbs, synonyms, antonyms.
General Knowledge: Current affairs, who is who, abbreviations, the constitution of India, History of Assam, Inventions and discoveries, Sports. Art and culture, Everyday Science, World Organizations, Geography of India, Educational Commissions and Committees, New Educational Initiatives, Educational Organizations.
Reasoning: Logical and analytical reasoning, pattern etc.
Section II (65 Marks)
Mathematics:
- Numbers: Natural, Whole, even and odd numbers, prime and composite numbers, place value, four fundamental operations of number, factors and multiples, prime factors, LCM and HCF, ascending and descending order.
- Fractions: Concept of fraction and its uses.
- Percentage: Concept of percentage, solving problems involving percentage, profit and loss.
- Money: Concept of money, solving problems involving money.
- Geometry: Angles, types of angles, types of triangle, types of quadrilateral, circle.
- Data handling: Representation of data, Bar diagram, Pie diagram.
- Square & square root: Concept of square root, solving problems involving square root.
- Ratio and proportion.
- Simple algebraic equation.
- Simple algebraic equation.
Science & Environmental Science:
- Natural and Social Environment.
- Factors influencing the environment.
- Causes of environmental degradation: Air, water, sound, and soil pollution.
- Bio-diversity.
- Environmental Issues: Flood, erosion, earthquake, deforestation, population explosion.
- Environmental protection- Constitutional provision, Protection Acts, Role of individual and local bodies, NGOs and Government.
- Different states and characteristics of matter, physical and chemical change.
- Chemical reaction.
- Force, energy, motion.
- Cell-Plant and animal cell, structures.
- Adaptation in plants, reproduction in plants.
- Microorganism.
- Heat and temperature, measurement of temperature.
- Acid, Bases and Salt.
- Light and Reflections.
- Weather and climate.
- Respiration in the organism and in plants.
Social Science:
- Natural and human resources.
- The atmosphere and its different layers.
- The freedom movement of India and the role of India.
- Constitution of India and its importance.
- Democracy and its principles.
- Rise and fall of Ahom kingdom.
- Ancient urban civilization.
- Government: State and Central.
- Earth and its structure.
- Consumer protection and right.
- Role of financial institutions in the socio-economic development of society.
- Transport and communication.
- Agricultural and Industrial development.
- India after independence.
- Contribution of medieval administrators to socio-economic development in Assam.