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The PGT eligibility requirements are quite straightforward and unambiguous, but let's first learn everything there is to know about PGT before diving deep into the PGT eligibility requirements. PGT is the acronym used to refer to post-graduate instructors. Senior secondary or upper secondary pupils are taught by postgraduate instructors. Teaching in secondary schools is another name for it.

According to the PGT eligibility requirements,

• According to the PGT eligibility requirements, a candidate must have earned a passing grade in their 12th grade from an accredited board. The candidate's intermediate grade point average must have been at least 50%.
• A graduate degree from an accredited university is required of candidates.
• A B.Ed. or an equivalent degree from an accredited university is required of candidates.
• The candidate must hold a postgraduate degree from an accredited institution.
• According to the PGT eligibility requirements, the maximum age for PGTs is 40 years.
• To be a successful PGT, a candidate has to be fluent in Hindi and English.

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Hi reader,

books for UGC NET english literature subjects are as follows:

1)Trueman's UGC NET English Literature by B.P. Panigrahi

2)English for UGC-NET/JRF by R.S. Malik

3)A background to study english literature by B.Prasad

4)beginning theory by peter barry

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Syllabus for gate psychology

1. Applications of Psychology

2. Social psychology

3. Development across the lifespan

4. Motivation, Emotion and Stress and Coping

5. Personality: Theories of personality

6. Cognition: Thinking, Intelligence and Language

7. Perception, Learning, Memory and Forgetting

8. Biological and evolutionary basis of behaviour.

9. Research Methods and Statistics

10. Psychometrics: Foundations of Psychological measurement; Basic components

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Hey aspirant,

Here I'll provide you the list of all the topics included in the GATE Exam for Psychology:

• Research Methods and Statics
• Psychometrics: Foundations of Psychological Measurement
• Social Psychology
• Applications of Psychology
• Motivation, Emotion and Stress and Coping
• Development across the Lifespan
• Biological and Evolutionary basis of Behavior
• Perception, Learning, Memory and Forgetting
• Cognition: Thinking, Intelligence and Language
• Personality: Theories of Personalities

I hope this helps.

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There are two IELTS- IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training .

IELTS General Training is for those who want to emigrate to an English Speaking Country, study or train below degree level, work or for training purpose related to work in an English Speaking Country. IELTS Academic is for the purpose of pursuing higher education at UG and PG level,working for a professional organization in an English Speaking Country.

IELTS General is usually based on testing of general language skills whereas IELTS academic is not tested on the context of everyday English but it's more academic oriented to evaluate the ability of candidate in terms of understanding technical terms which are complex in nature in academic English.

IELTS General is comparatively easier that IELTS Academic.