CTET- 2026
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Yes. PrepWords CTET 2026 syllabus page is available in both Hindi and English. Since most CTET candidates in Rajasthan and other Hindi-speaking states prepare in Hindi medium, PrepWords specifically ensures Hindi-medium candidates can read and understand the complete syllabus clearly without needing to translate English-language official documents on their own.

General category candidates need 90 out of 150 marks (60%) to pass CTET. SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates need 82–83 marks (55%) as per CBSE's reservation guidelines. The CTET certificate, once issued, is valid for life - there is no renewal required. PrepWords CTET mock tests are scored against these cut-offs so you know exactly where you stand after each test.

Child Development and Pedagogy gives exactly 30 questions out of 150 in CTET Paper 1 - making it the single most important section. It covers child development theories (Piaget, Vygotsky, Kohlberg), learning and pedagogy, inclusive education, and continuous assessment. PrepWords CTET notes and mock tests give this section the most depth because strong performance here directly determines whether you qualify or not.

Yes. EVS is a mandatory 30-question section in CTET Paper 1 only - it is not in Paper 2. It covers five real-world themes: family and friends, food, shelter, water, and travel - both as subject content and teaching methodology. PrepWords CTET syllabus page lists all EVS sub-topics clearly so Paper 1 candidates know exactly what content and pedagogical approaches to prepare within this section.

Child Development and Pedagogy (CDP) gives 30 questions in both papers and is consistently the highest-frequency section. Language I and Language II together give 60 more questions - so CDP and Languages account for 90 out of 150 marks total. PrepWords CTET notes and mock tests are weighted to reflect this distribution so candidates spend the right amount of time on the highest-scoring sections.