KVS TGT previous year question papers (for subjects like English, Hindi, Maths, Science, SST, Sanskrit, etc.) follow a very consistent pattern. These papers are extremely valuable for understanding the real exam level, question distribution, and commonly repeated topics.
The following tables contains Pdf for the KVS TGT Previous Year Question Papers:
📝 KVS TGT Exam Pattern
- Written examination: 180 questions, 180 marks.
- Duration: 3 hours (180 minutes).
- No negative marking mentioned for correct/incorrect answers.
- Mode: Usually CBT (computer-based test) for the written exam
🔍 Section-wise breakdown
According to multiple sources:
✅ Key Points to Note
- The subject-specific part (Part IV) carries the largest weight (~100 marks), so deep subject knowledge is essential.
- Pedagogy/education theory (Part III) is increasingly important.
- General sections (English, Hindi, GK/Reasoning/Computer) still matter and help build a good base.
- As per sources, there is no sectional cut-off clearly stated (though always check official notification).
- Always refer to the official KVS notification / syllabus PDF (on the official KVS website) for any final changes.
📚 Syllabus Details
Part I – Language Proficiency
General English
- Grammar: tenses, modals, articles, prepositions, verbs, adverbs, adjectives.
- Vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms, idioms & phrases.
- Reading comprehension, error correction, sentence rearrangement.
General Hindi
- व्याकरण (grammar): संज्ञा, सर्वनाम, विशेषण, क्रिया, लिंग, वचन, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, etc.
- शब्द-सामर्थ्य: पर्यायवाची, विलोम, अनेकार्थक, समानार्थी, मुहावरे-लोकोक्तियाँ.
- सन्धि, समास, तत्सम-तद्भव, देशज-विदेशी शब्द.
Part II – General Awareness, Reasoning & Computer Literacy
General Awareness & Current Affairs
- Indian History (ancient, medieval, modern)
- Geography of India & world
- Indian Polity, Economy, Constitution
- Science & Technology, Everyday Science
- Art & Culture, Awards & Authors, Sports, National/International Institutions
Reasoning Ability
- Verbal & non-verbal reasoning: analogies, similarities, classification
- Puzzles, seating arrangement, directions, mirror image
- Coding-decoding, blood relations, series (alpha-numeric)
Computer Literacy
- Basics of computers: hardware, software, operating systems
- Internet, browsers, search engines, social networking
- Database basics, web technologies, storage devices, abbreviations/shortcuts
Part III – Perspectives on Education & Leadership
Key topics include:
- Understanding the learner: growth, maturation, cognitive/socio-emotional/moral development, adolescence.
- Teaching-Learning process: learning theories (behaviourism, cognitivism, constructivism), teacher-learner roles, planning & organising teaching, use of ICT.
- Assessment/evaluation: continuous & comprehensive evaluation, tools & techniques.
- Inclusion, diversity, disability, school counselling & health.
- School leadership and management: vision, goals, school development plan, partnerships with community & industry.
Part IV – Subject-Specific Section
Depending on your subject (e.g., Maths, Science, Social Studies, Hindi, English) the syllabus will vary. Here are sample outlines:
For Maths (TGT)
- Number Systems, Real Numbers, Polynomials, Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
- Quadratic Equations, Arithmetic Progressions
- Coordinate Geometry, Introduction to Euclid’s Geometry
- Lines & Angles, Triangles, Circles, Areas, Surface Area & Volume
- Trigonometry, Statistics, Probability
For Science (TGT)
- Physics: Work, Energy & Power; Sound; Magnetic Effects of Current
- Chemistry/Biology: Food Production; Natural Phenomenon; Our Environment
- Based on NCERT Class 6-10 + graduation level depth
For Social Studies (TGT)
- History: The French Revolution; Industrialization; Colonialism & Modern World
- Geography: Physical features, drainage, climate, resources & development
- Polity: Democracy, constitution, federalism, rights & duties
- Economics: Village PALAMPUR case, sectors of Indian economy, globalization
For Hindi / English
Detailed grammar, literature and language skills as per graduation/degree level plus teaching application. E.g., for English: articles, modals, tense, narration, voice, idioms/phrases.
✅ KVS TGT Eligibility 2025
✅ 1. Educational Qualification
To apply for KVS TGT (all subjects), you must have:
A. Bachelor’s Degree
A Graduation Degree with at least 50% marks in the relevant subject.
B. B.Ed. (Mandatory)
A Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree from a recognized university.
C. CTET Paper-II (Mandatory)
You must have qualified CTET Paper-II (Upper Primary Level).
👉 Without CTET, the KVS online form cannot be submitted.
✅ 2. Subject-wise Qualifications
For each TGT subject, you must have studied the subject for at least 2 years in graduation.
🔹 TGT English
- Graduation in English (as main subject)
- B.Ed.
- CTET-II
🔹 TGT Hindi
- Graduation with Hindi
- B.Ed.
- CTET-II
🔹 TGT Mathematics
- Graduation with Maths + any two subjects from: Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Computer Science, Statistics
- B.Ed.
- CTET-II
🔹 TGT Science
- Graduation with Botany/Zoology/Chemistry in any combination
- B.Ed.
- CTET-II
🔹 TGT Social Studies
- Graduation with History / Geography, and any one of: Economics/Political Science
- B.Ed.
- CTET-II
🔹 TGT Sanskrit
- Graduation in Sanskrit
- B.Ed.
- CTET-II
🔹 TGT Physical & Health Education / Art Education / Work Education
Different subject-specific qualifications apply.
(If you want, I can give these separately.)
✅ 3. Age Limit
- Maximum Age: 35 years
- Age Relaxation:
- SC/ST: +5 years
- OBC: +3 years
- KVS Employees: No upper age limit
- Women (General): No relaxation
- PH candidates: +10 years
✅ 4. Additional Requirements
- Good proficiency in Hindi & English.
- Must meet medical fitness standards required by KVS.
💼 Pay Scale / Basic Salary
- For TGTs, the pay level is Level 7 under the 7th CPC.
- Basic pay range: ₹ 44,900 – ₹ 1,42,400.
- Earlier (under older structure): Pay Band 9300-34800 + Grade Pay ₹ 4600.
📊 Approximate Salary with Allowances
- Entry-level TGT basic pay: ~ ₹ 44,900.
- With allowances (HRA, DA, TA etc.) the gross monthly salary can be ~ ₹ 60,000-62,000 in many cases.
- Range of basic pay to maximum: ~ ₹ 44,900 up to ~ ₹ 1,42,400 for experienced/promoted TGTs.
📝 Summary
So if you’re joining as TGT in KVS, you’re looking at:
- Basic pay starting around ₹ 44,900 (Level 7)
- Over time/promotions it could go up to ₹ 1,42,400 basic
- Actual in-hand will be higher when allowances add up.
✅ FAQ on KVS TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher)
1. What is the KVS TGT post?
KVS TGT stands for Trained Graduate Teacher. These teachers handle classes 6 to 10 in Kendriya Vidyalayas for subjects such as English, Hindi, Maths, Science, Social Studies, Sanskrit, etc.
2. What is the eligibility for KVS TGT?
To apply, you need:
- Graduation in the relevant subject with 50% marks
- B.Ed. degree
- CTET Paper-II qualified
- Proficiency in Hindi & English
3. What is the age limit for KVS TGT?
- Maximum age: 35 years
- Age relaxation:
- OBC: +3 years
- SC/ST: +5 years
- PH: +10 years
- KVS employees: No upper age limit
4. Is CTET mandatory for KVS TGT?
✅ Yes, CTET Paper-II is compulsory.
You cannot apply without CTET qualification unless the rules are changed in the official notification.
5. What is the exam pattern for KVS TGT?
The exam usually has 180 questions / 180 marks in the following sections:
- General English
- General Hindi
- General Awareness & Current Affairs
- Reasoning Ability
- Computer Literacy
- Pedagogy (Perspectives on Education & Leadership)
- Subject Concerned (major part)
6. Is there negative marking in KVS TGT?
❌ No, KVS does not apply negative marking in the TGT exam.