1Post Subject-Wise Question Split Minimum Qualifying Marks
2TGT (Maths) 50% Maths + 50% Physics 40% each subject; 50% aggregate
3TGT (Science) 40% Biology + 30% Chemistry + 30% Physics 40% each subject; 50% aggregate
4SDSC SHAR shortlists and selects teachers through a two-stage process - a written exam followed by a practical skill demonstration -…
5The Computer Based Test checks both the theoretical and practical knowledge of candidates across the prescribed syllabus. For Primary…
6TGT (Maths)
7TGT (Science)
8and TGT (WET)
9the paper carries 180 marks split into four parts - Languages (20)
10General Awareness/Reasoning/Computers (20)
11Education & Leadership Perspective (40)
12and Subject Specific (100). For TGT (Telugu)
13the 180-mark paper covers General English/Awareness/Reasoning (20)
14Education Perspectives (20)
15Pedagogy (40)
16and Telugu Language & Literature (100).
17Based on Written Test performance
18candidates are shortlisted for the Skill Test
19generally in a 1:5 ratio with a minimum of 10 candidates category-wise.
20The Skill Test is purely qualifying in nature
21evaluated out of 100 marks
22with a minimum qualifying score of 60%. It is a chalk-and-board based test where each candidate is given a subject-related topic and must…
23Final selection is based purely on Written Test marks among candidates who clear the Skill Test
24with empanelment done as per the number of notified vacancies. In case of a tie
25the academic score of the essential qualification (PG/Graduation/Senior Secondary