REET is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) and is Rajasthan's state teacher-eligibility gateway. Level 1 shares CTET Paper 1's exact 5-section syllabus, but the marking scheme is genuinely different — 2 marks per correct answer over 300 total marks, with 1/3 negative marking, versus CTET's 1 mark and no negative marking. REET has no separate General Knowledge section; Rajasthan-specific GK is tested later in REET Mains (the RPSC Third Grade Teacher exam), not in this eligibility paper.
150
Questions
300
Total Marks
150 min
Duration
-0.3333333333333333 / Q
Negative
Recruits For
Teacher eligibility certificate for Classes I-V — a prerequisite for Rajasthan state primary teacher recruitment (RPSC Third Grade Teacher and others)
Conducted by: Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER)
Exam Pattern
| Section | Marks | Weightage | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Child Development & Pedagogy | 60 | 20% | Easy |
| Language I — Hindi | 60 | 20% | Easy |
| Language II — English | 60 | 20% | Easy |
| Mathematics | 60 | 20% | Easy |
| Environmental Studies | 60 | 20% | Easy |
Key Facts
- ▸150 questions, 300 marks (2 per correct), 150 minutes, 1/3 negative marking
- ▸Same 5-section syllabus as CTET Paper 1: CDP, Language I, Language II, Mathematics, EVS
- ▸No General Knowledge section — Rajasthan GK is tested in REET Mains, not here
- ▸Conducted by BSER, specific to Rajasthan state recruitment
- ▸Marking scheme (2 marks, 1/3 negative) is the real differentiator from CTET
Section-wise Syllabus & Notes
Piaget/Vygotsky/Kohlberg, inclusive education, learning & pedagogy — every TET (CTET/UPTET/REET/HTET/MPTET) and folded into every KVS/NVS/DSSSB subject section's teaching-methodology half
Concept of Development & its Relationship with Learning
Read Notes →Principles of Child Development
Read Notes →Influence of Heredity & Environment
Read Notes →Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development
Read Notes →Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory
Read Notes →Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
Read Notes →Child-Centred & Progressive Education
Read Notes →Critical Perspective on Intelligence & Multi-Dimensional Intelligence
Read Notes →Language & Thought
Read Notes →Gender as a Social Construct
Read Notes →Individual Differences Among Learners
Read Notes →School-Based Assessment & Evaluation
Read Notes →Inclusive Education & Special Needs
Read Notes →Children's Thinking & Learning Processes
Read Notes →Alternative Conceptions & Error Analysis in Learning
Read Notes →Motivation & Learning
Read Notes →Hindi comprehension & grammar (same pool as UP Police General Hindi) plus Hindi-medium language-teaching pedagogy — CTET/UPTET/REET/MPTET Language I
Sandhi & Samas (संधि और समास)
Read Notes →Alankar, Ras & Chhand (अलंकार, रस एवं छंद)
Read Notes →Vilom & Paryayvachi Shabd (विलोम एवं पर्यायवाची शब्द)
Read Notes →Muhavare & Lokoktiyan (मुहावरे एवं लोकोक्तियाँ)
Read Notes →Vakya Shuddhi & Shabd Shuddhi (वाक्य शुद्धि एवं शब्द शुद्धि)
Read Notes →Samanya Hindi Vyakaran (सामान्य हिंदी व्याकरण)
Read Notes →Apathit Gadyansh (अपठित गद्यांश)
Read Notes →Bhasha Arjan evam Bhasha Sikhna (Language Acquisition vs Learning)
Read Notes →Bhasha Shikshan ke Siddhant (Principles of Language Teaching)
Read Notes →Shravan evam Vachan ki Bhoomika (Role of Listening & Speaking)
Read Notes →Sanchar mein Vyakaran ki Bhoomika (Role of Grammar in Communication)
Read Notes →Vividhtapurn Kaksha ki Chunautiyan (Challenges of the Diverse Classroom)
Read Notes →Mulyankan evam Shikshan Samagri (Evaluation & Teaching-Learning Materials)
Read Notes →English comprehension & grammar plus English-medium language-teaching pedagogy — CTET/UPTET/REET/MPTET Language II
Grammar & Usage
Read Notes →Vocabulary
Read Notes →Reading Comprehension
Read Notes →Sentence Improvement & Error Spotting
Read Notes →Verbal Ability
Read Notes →Language Acquisition vs Language Learning
Read Notes →Principles of Language Teaching
Read Notes →Role of Listening & Speaking; the Four Language Skills
Read Notes →Grammar's Role in Communication
Read Notes →Challenges of the Diverse & Multilingual Classroom
Read Notes →Evaluation & Teaching-Learning Materials
Read Notes →Class 1-5 mathematics content plus mathematics pedagogy — CTET/UPTET/REET/MPTET Paper 1, HTET PRT subject block
Numbers
Read Notes →Addition & Subtraction
Read Notes →Multiplication & Division
Read Notes →Geometry, Shapes & Spatial Understanding
Read Notes →Measurement — Weight, Time & Volume
Read Notes →Money
Read Notes →Data Handling & Patterns
Read Notes →Nature of Mathematics & Logical Thinking
Read Notes →Place of Mathematics in the School Curriculum
Read Notes →Language of Mathematics & Community Mathematics
Read Notes →Teaching Strategies & Problems of Teaching Mathematics
Read Notes →Evaluation in Mathematics
Read Notes →Error Analysis & Diagnostic-Remedial Teaching
Read Notes →Family, food, shelter, water, travel content plus EVS pedagogy — CTET/UPTET/REET/MPTET Paper 1, HTET PRT subject block
Family & Friends — Relationships, Work & Play
Read Notes →Animals & Plants
Read Notes →Food
Read Notes →Shelter
Read Notes →Water
Read Notes →Travel
Read Notes →Things We Make and Do
Read Notes →Concept, Scope & Significance of EVS
Read Notes →EVS vs Environmental Education
Read Notes →EVS's Relation to Science & Social Science
Read Notes →Approaches to Presenting Concepts in EVS
Read Notes →Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation in EVS
Read Notes →Problems of Teaching EVS
Read Notes →Exam Strategy
The syllabus is identical to CTET Paper 1 — the real differentiator is the marking scheme: 2 marks per correct answer over 300 total, with 1/3 negative marking (CTET has neither). REET has no separate GK section — Rajasthan GK belongs to REET Mains, not this eligibility paper.
REET Level 1 Revision Notes
Section-wise notes — formulas, concepts, common mistakes
Frequently Asked
What is the REET Level 1 exam pattern?
REET Level 1 (Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers — Level 1 (Classes I-V)) has 150 questions over 150 minutes. Negative marking is 0.3333333333333333 per wrong answer. Sections: Child Development & Pedagogy, Language I — Hindi, Language II — English, Mathematics, Environmental Studies.
Which category does REET Level 1 fall under on Aspirant Arcade?
Eligibility Test (CTET/TET). Questions are tuned to this exam's syllabus.
What is the REET Level 1 selection process?
Selection is based on the written/objective score. Teacher eligibility certificate for Classes I-V — a prerequisite for Rajasthan state primary teacher recruitment (RPSC Third Grade Teacher and others).
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