PGT CS KVS Preparation

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The KVS PGT CS exam is a highly competitive examination for recruitment to the post of Post Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) in Kendriya Vidyalayas. To crack this exam, thorough preparation is essential. This guide provides a comprehensive preparation strategy to help you succeed.

With a well-structured preparation plan, dedication, and persistence, you can excel in the KVS PGT CS exam. Stay focused, and utilize this guide to achieve success.

Understanding the Exam Pattern:

The KVS PGT CS exam consists of two papers: Paper I (Computer Science) and Paper II (Pedagogy, General Knowledge, and Teaching Aptitude). Paper I focuses on technical expertise, while Paper II evaluates your teaching skills and general awareness.

Eligibility

Syllabus

Preparation Strategy:

- Thoroughly review the syllabus and exam pattern.

- Develop a study plan, allocating time for each topic.

- Focus on fundamental concepts, programming languages (Python), data structures, Database algorithms, computer networks etc. 

- Stay updated on the latest developments in computer science and technology.

- For Paper II, study pedagogy, educational psychology, teaching methods, and general knowledge.

Recommended Resources:

- NCERT 11th and 12 Informatics practices

  NCERT 11th and 12 Computer Science

- Practice previous year exam papers, tests and mock exams.

Time Management:

Allocate time wisely, ensuring equal focus on both papers. Set aside time for revision, practice, and self-assessment.

Class 11th Informatics Practices Complete Notes:

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Class 12th Informatics Practices Complete Notes:

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Class 11th Computer Science Complete Notes:
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Class 12th Computer Science Complete Notes:

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Unit wise MCQs

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