What is the difficulty level of APTET exam?

<p>AP TET or Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test is conducted once a year at a state level. The difficulty of the exam depends on the part of the paper. Though qualifying marks are 90 or 60 percentile. According to previous year results 58.07% students have passed the exam. The paper is divided in two parts; Paper1 and Paper 2. The Total marks are 300 with 150 mcq in each section. There is no negative marking and 1 mark is awarded for every correct answer.</p><p dir="ltr">You will have to appear for subjects like Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I and II, Mathematics and Environmental Studies in Paper 1. For Paper 2, you will have to appear for CDP, Language I and II and subjects as chosen.</p>

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<p>The difficulty level of the APTET exam may vary from subject to subject and from one exam cycle to another. However, in general, the APTET exam is considered to be a moderately difficult exam that tests the candidates' knowledge, comprehension, analytical and reasoning abilities. The exam consists of two papers - Paper 1 and Paper 2.&nbsp;<br><br>Paper 1 is taken to determine the eligibility of the applicants to teach in Primary Schools (Class 1 to 5). The Paper 1 comprises 5 subjects:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Child Development and Pedagogy</li><li>Language-I</li><li>Language-II</li><li>Mathematics</li><li>Environmental Studies</li></ul><p>On the other hand, the APTET Paper 2 is taken to determine the eligibility of applicants to teach in Upper Primary Schools (Class 6 to 8). The Paper 2 comprises 4 subjects:</p><ul><li>Child Development and Pedagogy</li><li>Language-I</li><li>Language-II</li><li>Mathematics and Science or Social Studies/Social SciencesorCategory of Disability Specialization and Pedagogy</li></ul>

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