100+ Important GK Questions for HTET Exam 2025, Download PDF

Importance of Haryana GK Questions

Candidates appearing for HTET Exam 2025 must be prepared to solve Haryana General Knowledge questions in the exam. The candidates must have a strong general knowledge of the state of Haryana and all the current affairs surrounding the state. This will help the candidates crack the HTET exam 2025 with finesse. Haryana General Knowledge section carries 10 marks out of 150 marks. It is not a secret that every single mark in any competitive exam like the HTET exam 2025 matters a lot. A single mark can be the deciding factor in your qualifying for the exam. Thus, preparation for the Haryana GK questions is of paramount importance.

• Mode of Exam: Offline written exam
• Language: Hindi and English
• Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
• No. of Questions: 150 questions
• Type of Questions: Objective type only
• Marking Scheme: Every question will have 1 mark each.
• Negative Marking : There is no negative marking for wrong answers or unattended questions.

Structure and Content for HTET Level-I (All Compulsory)

• Child Development and Pedagogy – 30 MCQs – 30 Marks
• Languages( Hindi 15 MCQs & English 15 MCQs)- 30 Marks
• General Studies(Quantitative apt. 10 MCQS, reasoning. 10 MCQs, Haryana gk 10 MCQs)-30 marks
• Mathematics -30 MCQs -30 Marks
• Environmental Studies -30 MCQs -30 Marks
• Total 150, MCQs -150 Marks

Structure and Content for HTET Level-II (All Compulsory)

The Level II TGT exam, for candidates aiming to teach Classes VI to VIII, is a two-and-a-half-hour test with 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and a total of 150 marks. The exam includes sections on Child Development and Pedagogy (30 MCQs for 30 marks), Languages (15 MCQs each for Hindi and English, totaling 30 marks), General Studies (30 marks, with 10 MCQs each in Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and Haryana General Knowledge), and a subject-specific section (as opted by the candidate) with 60 MCQs for 60 marks. Each section assesses knowledge and skills crucial for teaching at the upper primary level.

• Child Development and Pedagogy – 30 MCQs – 30 Marks
• Languages( Hindi 15 MCQs & English 15 MCQs)- 30 Marks
• General studies(Quantitative apt. 10 MCQS, reas. 10 MCQs, Haryana gk 10 MCQs)-30 marks
• Subject-specific as opted 60 MCQs – 60 Marks
• Total 150, MCQs -150 Marks

Structure and Content for HTET Level-II (All Compulsory)

The Level III exam for Lecturer positions, designed for a duration of two-and-a-half hours, consists of 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) totaling 150 marks. This exam is structured with four sections: Child Development and Pedagogy (30 MCQs for 30 marks), Languages (15 MCQs each for Hindi and English, totaling 30 marks), General Studies (30 marks, split into 10 MCQs each for Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and Haryana General Knowledge), and a Subject-Specific section (as chosen by the candidate) with 60 MCQs for 60 marks. Each section aims to assess competencies necessary for lecturer roles, emphasizing both foundational and specialized knowledge.

• Child Development and Pedagogy – 30 MCQs – 30 Marks
• Languages( Hindi 15 MCQs & English 15 MCQs)- 30 Marks
• General Studies(Quantitative apt. 10 MCQS, reas. 10 MCQs, Haryana gk 10 MCQs)-30 marks
• Subject-specific as opted 60 MCQs – 60 Marks
• Total 150, MCQs -150 Marks

HTET Cut-Off Marks 2025

For General and OBC category candidates appearing for HTET Exam 2025, the minimum qualifying marks required are 90 out of 150, which equates to 60%. Candidates from backward categories within Haryana, including SC and PH, need a minimum of 82 marks out of 150, or 55%, to qualify. These minimum scores set a benchmark for eligibility, varying by category to ensure fair consideration for all applicants.