REET Preparation Tips 2017---Important Topics of Each Section

REET Preparation Tips 2017: Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) will conduct the Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) tentatively in the month of October 2017. All those who are willing to apply for the exam will need the REET preparation tips to work out their planning for appearing in the exam. The preparation tips of REET 2017 will help the candidates to give a defined form to their exam preparation. Effective REET preparation tips will help the candidates to understand how they can put the pattern of exam along with syllabus and balance them together for effective preparation. A thorough preparation according to the syllabus of REET released BSER will help the candidates to secure good marks in the exam and if they qualify they will be issued a TET eligibility certificate. Candidates can read the tips and tricks to prepare accordingly for the different sections of the exam and also go through few general REET 2017 preparation tips. Scroll down to read the complete details of REET preparation tips 2017 as given in the article below.

REET Preparation Tips 2017 – Important Topics of Each Section

The REET 2017 exam consists of two papers, paper -1 and paper 2. Paper 1 is for the candidates interested to teach class 1 -5 and paper 2 is for those who want to work with class 6-8. Both the papers of REET 2017 will consist of 5 sections and candidates will have to make sure that they qualify each section. Candidates can check the list of important topics for each section of the exam according REET exam pattern given below.

Child Development and Pedagogy: The unit on child development and pedagogy will try to test the candidates educational psyche of the candidates according to the age group of the paper chosen by them. The questions in this unit will need the candidates to understand the characteristics, needs and psychology, how to interact with kids of different age groups. Candidates are advised to have deep understanding of the complete course material for clear understanding of all the topics in this unit.

Concept of Development and its relationship with learning Principles of Child Development and Stages (6-11 years)
Influence of Heredity and the Environment
Social World and Children
Language and Thought
Gender
Principles of Development
Continuous and comprehensive evaluation
Concepts of child centered and progressive education.

Language (1 & 2 ): Candidates will have to choose 2 different language according to their interest. Language 1 will test the expertise of the candidates on the language. Candidates are advised to make the choice after giving a lot of thought as complete command over the language is necessary.

The choice of language 2 will be different from language 1. The questions in this unit will test the candidates on parts of language (spoken and written), communication and comprehension abilities.

Linguistic understanding and conclusions.
Unseen passage - Anecdotes, phrases, travel stories, understanding of one-on-one (questions can be from a literary, scientific, narrative or irrelevant aspect).
Grammar - practical grammatical terms for nouns, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, sex, verb, factor, tense, inverse, synonyms, idioms, expressions, word-combination etc.
Unreadable prose
Descriptive or scientific (discursive, literary, narrative or scientific).
Practical grammar such as semantics, noun, pronoun, adjective, gender, word, date, tense, inverse, synonyms, phrases (phrase)

Maths/Science/Social Science: The questions from these topics will examine the candidate’s ability to understand and solve a problem, pedagogical understanding of the subject, according to syllabus prescribe by NCERT.

Maths

Geometry - shapes and their local understanding
Numbers
Currency
Measurement
Game of statistics
Mental Math
Pattern
Game of numbers

Binary number
Algebra
Algebraic expression
Percentage
Profit and Loss
Simple Interest
Time & Distance
Time & work
Concept of Perimeter and Area
Use of statistics
Collecting and organizing statistics
Concept of Perimeter and Area
Use of statistics
Collecting and organizing statistics

Science

Meals: source of food, food ingredients, nutrition in plants, food use
Substances / items
The world of living
Moving objects
How objects work
Natural phenomena
Natural Resource

Social Science

History
Geography
Political Science
Economics
Academic Issues

REET Preparation Tips 2017 – Tips and Tricks to Study

Apart from subject specific knowledge, candidates will need some general tips and tricks to study effectively for the exam. Check out the REET preparation tips 2017 given below for effective preparation and study.

Collect the required preparation material according to the level of exam (paper 1 or paper 2)
Make your own notes while preparation.
Get separate book for each unit as given in the syllabus. Candidates are advised to not clutter themselves with books as it will hinder their preparation. Buy one book which will cover the complete topic in detail.
Give more focus to the scoring sections of the exam such as Child Development and Pedagogy.
Block two and half hours everyday to study maths and solve mock tests regularly. Candidates are advised to solve at least 2 – 3 REET sample papers daily.
Candidates should attempt those questions first, whose answers they are sure about and then move on to difficult questions. This will help the candidates to block a certain number of marks in the exam.
Regular Revision is a must. At the end of day candidates must go over each and every topic studied by them during the day.