AWES Army Public School Syllabus 2022 & Exam Patter For PRT/TGT/PGT Posts

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Army Public School Syllabus 2022: Army Welfare Education Society (AWES) has released the notification to fill 8700 vacancies for PGT, TGT and PRT posts all over India. The eligible and interested candidates can apply online for the posts of PGT/TGT/PRT through the official website @www.aps-csb.inon before 28th January 2022. The Exam is scheduled on 19th & 20th February 2022. In order to crack the Army Public School 2022 Exam, you first need to go through the complete APS Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2022 and focus on each & every topic which is repeatedly asked in the examination.

The APS Syllabus for PRT/TGT/PGT subject is discussed in detail which will help the students to plan and strategize their preparation for the remaining days before the examination.

Army Public School PGT TGT PRT Recruitment 2022

Army Public School Syllabus 2022 and Exam Pattern

The Selection Procedure of AWES 2022 Recruitment consists of three stages – Screening Exam, Interview and Evaluation of Teaching Skills & Computer Proficiency. The Screening Exam will be conducted online in the MCQ format. For details on Army Public School PGT/TGT/PRT 2022, see the table below:

POST	PAPER	CONTENT	MAXIMUM MARKS	EXAM DURATION
PGT/TGT	Part A	General Awareness, Mental Ability, English Comprehension, Educational Concepts and Methodology, Inclusive Education, National & International Affairs	80	90 Mins
	Part B	Subject Specific	120	120 mins
PRT	Part A	General Awareness, Mental Ability, English Comprehension, Educational Concepts and Methodology, Inclusive Education	80	90 Mins

• Scores will be normalized to 100.
• There will be; negative marking of 1/4thmarksfor each wrong answer.
• Part A and Part B will be available together and the candidates have freedom to answer questions in the order in which they prefer.
• To qualify for a post, the candidate must score minimum of 50 % marks in each part.
• Those PGT/TGT candidates who fail in Part B but pass Part A may opt to take a scorecard for PRT.

Army Public School Syllabus 2022 and Exam Pattern: Marking Scheme

The candidates should check out the revised marking scheme of the Army Public School. All the section and the weightage of marks in each section and their sub-section is mentioned in the following tables. Each table depicts the marking scheme of Part-A and Part- B of PRT/TGT/PGT. Very candidates must check the details bout AWES syllabus and exam pattern 2022. If you prepare the AWES syllabus and exam your exam would be easy. Every candidate must read the full syllabus and exam pattern.

Part A Syllabus: Common Paper for PRT/ TGT/ PGT

Section	Section % weightage, No. Qs & S No. Of Q	Sub Section	Section % Weightage, No. of Qs & S No. of Qs
Section A Basic GK	35%, 28 Qs from Ser No. 1-28	Factual (General awareness based on Social Science & General Science NCERT text books VI-X std)	20%, 16 Qs from Ser No. 1-16
		Mental ability	10%, 8 Qs from Ser No. 17-24
		Comprehension	5%, 4 Qs from Ser No. 25-28
Section B – Current Affairs	35%, 28 Qs from Ser No. 29-56	National Level current affairs	20%, 16 Qs from Ser No. 29-44
		International (Neighborhood) level current affairs	10%, 8 Qs from Ser No. 45-52
		International Events which impact India	5%, 4 Qs from Ser No. 53-56
Section C Professional Knowledge	30%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 57-80	Bed/Teaching Practices	20%, 16 Qs from Ser No. 57-72
		CBSE rules ECCE, NEP etc & regulations including	5%, 4 Qs from Ser No. 73-76
		Inclusive Education & Info Tech	5%, 4 Qs from Ser No. 77-80

Army Public School Syllabus 2022 Part B (TGT) Syllabus:

Section	Section % weightage, No. Qs & S No. Of Qs	Sub Section	Section % Weightage, No. of Qs & S No. of Qs
Section A – Subject Specific Basic Knowledge based on VI- X Std syllabus	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 1-42	Knowledge Based	20%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 1-24
	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 1-42	Application Based	15%, 18 Qs from Ser No. 25-42
Section B – Subject Specific Moderate Knowledge based on VI-X std syllabus	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 43-84	Knowledge Based	20%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 43-66
	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 43-84	Application Based	15%, 18 Qs from Ser No. 67-84
Section C – Subject Specific Higher Knowledge based on XIXII syllabus	10%, 12 Qs from Ser No. 85-96	Knowledge Based	5%, 6 Qs from Ser No. 85-90
	10%, 12 Qs from Ser No. 85-96	Application Based	5%, 6 Qs from Ser No. 91-96
Section D – Subject Specific Higher Level Knowledge based on Graduation Syllabus	20%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 97-120	Knowledge Based	10%, 12 Qs from Ser No. 97-108
	20%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 97-120	Application Based	10%, 12 Qs from Ser No. 109-120

Part B (PGT) Syllabus:

Section	Section % weightage, No. Qs & S No. Of Qs	Sub Section	Section % Weightage, No. of Qs & S No. of Qs
Section A – Subject Specific Basic Knowledge based on XIXII Std syllabus	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 1-42	Knowledge Based	20%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 1-24
	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 1-42	Application Based	15%, 18 Qs from Ser No. 25-42
Section B – Subject Specific Moderate Knowledge based on XI-XII std syllabus	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 43-84	Knowledge Based	20%, 24 Qs from Ser No. 43-66
	35%, 42 Qs from Ser No. 43-84	Application Based	15%, 18 Qs from Ser No. 67-84
Section C – Subject Specific Higher Level Knowledge based on Post Graduation syllabus	30%, 36 Qs from Ser No. 85-120	Knowledge Based	15%, 18 Qs from Ser No. 85-102
	30%, 36 Qs from Ser No. 85-120	Application Based	15%, 18 Qs from Ser No. 103-120

Army Public School Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2022 [Post wise]

Syllabus of Part A – For PGT/TGT/PRT:

1.General Awareness

General awareness is vast topic to cover in a limited time duration. In General Awareness questions are asked from different topics and some of them are mentioned here:

Sports, History, Culture, Geography, Economic scene, General Polity including Indian Constitution, General Science, Books and Authors, Current Affairs, Scientific Research, awards-National/International, Indian Languages, Script, Indian Economy, Inventions in the World, Capital, Everyday Science, Currency, Sports-Athlete, Zoology, Famous Days & Dates, Botany, Indian Politics, Important Financial & Economic News, Physics, Indian Parliament, Basic GK, Chemistry, and others.

2. Reasoning Section:-

In the Reasoning section, questions are asked from different topics which are as follows:

Alphabet test, Blood Relations, Coding-Decoding, Direction sense test, Missing Number series, Logical Venn Diagrams, Arithmetical Number Series, Number, Ranking and Time Sequence Test, Sitting Arrangements, spatial visualization, spatial orientation, problem-solving, Decision Making, statement conclusion, syllogistic reasoning.

3. English Comprehension:-

In English Comprehension section questions are asked from different topics which are as follows:

Unseen passage and question-based in the passage, Error Correction/ recognition, Fill in the blanks, Proficiency in the language Tests, Sentences rearrangement, Synonyms and antonyms usage, Question-Related to part of speech, Spelling Error, Tenses, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Preposition, Verb, Adverb, subject-verb agreement

4. Educational concept & Methodology:-

In the Educational concept & Methodology section questions are asked from different topics which are as follows:

Theories and Principles of Education , Educational Psychology , Current Problems of Indian Education , Knowledge of RTE , School organization and administration, General methods of teaching , Educational Technology, Education, Evaluation and Measurement , Health and Physical Education, Lesson Planning , Knowledge of NCF. Teacher education and critical pedagogy, Technology and language teaching, Sociocultural Theory of language learning, Classroom Management, Critical perspective of the concept of knowledge or epistemology, Social mediation and cognitive negotiability, educational practice, Individual differences among learners, Language & Thought, Gender as a social construct understanding differences based on diversity of language, Strategies-based instruction, English for Specific Purposes (ESP)/ English for Academic Purposes (EAP), Materials development and syllabus design, Integrated/Reflective language skills, Needs Analysis.

5. Computer Skill:

Internet usage common terms used, word-power point-spreadsheet keys, usage drop down menus their application, Awareness of computer based technology and terminology.

Part – B (For TGT & PGT)

The questions of this section mainly ask from the subject preference of the candidate. The level of the question asked in this section is little bit higher than PART A. For better preparation rely on the graduation study materials and also the NCERT books should be referred.

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