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MAHA TET Paper I Syllabus

Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test

5
Topics
35
Sub-topics
30
Questions

Paper I is one of 5 sections in the MAHA TET syllabus. It has 5 topics and 35 sub-topics, tested in Paper I — Lang II, with about 30 questions (30 marks). Language II (English / Hindi / Urdu) — Maharashtra.

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MAHA TET Paper I: topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Language II Grammar (English/Hindi/Urdu)

    ~5 marks

    Parts of Speech, Tenses, Voice, Narration, Marathi-medium Context, Balbharati Approach

    • English Grammar — Parts of Speech, Tenses, Voice, Narration
    • Hindi Grammar — Varnamala, Sandhi, Samas, Vakya Vinyas
    • Urdu Grammar — Huruf, Ism, Fail, Zarf, Jumla
    • Active Voice and Passive Voice (English)
    • Direct Speech and Indirect Speech (English/Hindi)
    • Articles, Prepositions, Conjunctions (English)
    • Balbharati Marathi-medium English/Hindi/Urdu Grammar Approach
  2. 2

    Language II Comprehension

    ~5 marks

    English/Hindi/Urdu Unseen Passage, Note-Making, Balbharati Marathi-medium, MS Reading Approach

    • English Unseen Passage Comprehension — Factual
    • English Unseen Passage Comprehension — Literary
    • English Poetry Comprehension (Balbharati Selections)
    • Hindi Unseen Passage Comprehension (MS Board)
    • Urdu Unseen Passage Comprehension (MS Board)
    • Note-Making and Summary (Balbharati Approach)
    • MS-Specific Context Passages (Maharashtra Culture, History)
  3. 3

    Language II Vocabulary

    ~5 marks

    Synonyms, Antonyms, One-Word Substitutes, Idioms, Marathi-influenced English, Balbharati Approach

    • English Synonyms and Antonyms (Balbharati Level)
    • One-Word Substitutes (Balbharati English)
    • Idioms and Phrases (MS Context)
    • Proverbs and Sayings (Marathi-influenced English)
    • Confusables (Homophones, Homonyms)
    • Root Words, Prefixes, Suffixes (English)
    • MS-Specific English Vocabulary (Marathi Words in English)
  4. 4

    Language II Writing Skills

    ~5 marks

    Letter, Essay, Paragraph, Story, Application, MS Balbharati Writing Approach, Marathi-influenced English

    • English Letter Writing — Formal and Informal (Balbharati)
    • Application Writing (Leave, Job, Request)
    • Essay and Paragraph Writing (MS Context)
    • Story and Dialogue Writing (Maharashtra Theme)
    • Notice, Message, and Report Writing
    • Article and Speech Writing (Marathi-influenced English)
    • Balbharati Marathi-medium English Writing Approach
  5. 5

    Language II Pedagogy (Badi Shala)

    ~5 marks

    NCF 2023, NEP 2020, Balbharati Method, MTB-MLE (Marathi to L2), MS Activity-Based Learning, Balbharati Badi Shala

    • NCF 2023 and NEP 2020 L2 Pedagogy (MS Context)
    • MTB-MLE for English/Hindi/Urdu (as L2 in Marathi-medium MS Schools)
    • MS Activity-Based L2 Learning (Balbharati)
    • Balbharati TLM for L2 (Flash Cards, Audio, Marathi Bridge)
    • Balbharati Lesson Plan Format for L2
    • LSRW Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing)
    • Balbharati Marathi-medium L2 Assessment (CCE)

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the MAHA TET Paper I syllabus?

Paper I for MAHA TET has 5 topics: Language II Grammar (English/Hindi/Urdu), Language II Comprehension, Language II Vocabulary, Language II Writing Skills and Language II Pedagogy (Badi Shala), with 35 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Paper I in MAHA TET?

About 30 questions (30 marks) in Paper I — Lang II. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

Which Paper I topics matter most for MAHA TET?

By weightage in the syllabus data: Language II Grammar (English/Hindi/Urdu) (~5 marks), Language II Comprehension (~5 marks), Language II Vocabulary (~5 marks).

How do I practise MAHA TET Paper I on Topicly?

Pick a topic above and study it your way — step-by-step chat, a quiz, a formula sheet or a voice call with Sia. Topicly tracks each sub-topic so you know what's left. It's free to start.

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