EDCET General English – india vidya

Andhra Pradesh State Higher Education Council (APSCHE) – Education ‌Common Entrance Test (Ed.CET) 2022 issued a notification. It is run by Sri Padmavathi Mahila University (SPMV) in Tirupati. Admission to B.Ed Regular Course and B.Ed (Special Education) Program is based on merit achieved in this exam. Admissions are given in Government / Private / Aided Universities.

Eligibility: BA / B.Sc / B.Sc (Home Science‌) / B.Com / BCA / BBM pass with at least 50% marks from a recognized university. Those preparing for final year exams are also eligible. Those who have completed a five-year integrated program in PG / related methodology in the relevant subject; BE / B.Tech passers with at least 55% marks can also apply.

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Must have passed BA / B.Sc or Inter (Mathematics) as well as BCA or B.Tech with Maths as the main subject for choosing Mathematics in Ed.CET.
Must have completed BCA or B.Sc (Physics, Chemistry) / B.Sc (Allied Materials Sciences) along with Inter (Physics, Chemistry) to choose Physical Sciences.
To choose Biological Sciences, one must have completed BCA or B.Sc (Botany / Zoology) / B.Sc (Home Science) / B.Sc (Allied Life Sciences) along with Inter (Biological Sciences).
Must have completed BCA or BA / B.Com / BBM along with Inter (Social Sciences) to choose Social Studies.
Must have completed BA (Special English) / MA (English) to choose English.
Details of Allied Material Sciences and Allied Life Sciences subjects can be found on the website.

Age: Candidates must be 19 years of age by July 1. There are no maximum age restrictions.

AP TET – 2022 Syllabus and Exam Pattern

Ed.CET details: It is conducted in an objective manner. It consists of three parts. A total of 150 Multiple Choice Questions will be asked. 25 from General English in the first part; The second part asks 15 questions from General Knowledge and 10 questions from Teaching Aptitude. In the third part 100 questions are given from the methodology related to the subject chosen by the candidate. Mathematics and English subjects will be given 100 questions by them. 50 each from Physics and Chemistry to the subject of Physical Sciences; 50 each in Botany and Zoology for Biological Sciences subject; The Social Studies subject will have 35 questions from Geography, 30 from History, 15 from Civics and 20 from Economics. The first two parts are common to all subjects. Total marks per question are 150. Question paper (excluding English methodology) is given in English and Telugu mediums. Those who want to write the exam in Urdu medium should choose Kurnool Test Center.

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Qualifying Marks for Ed.CET: A minimum of 37 marks (25 percent) is required to qualify for Ed.CET. For women who have chosen the physical sciences, mathematics and methodologies; This provision does not apply to SC, ST candidates.

You can see the website for the syllabus for Ed.CET-2022.

Important information

Application Fee: Rs. 650 for General‌ candidates; Rs.500 for BCs; 450 for SC and ST candidates
Last date to apply online: June 7
Corrections in Online Application: June 17 to 24
Hall Tickets Downloading: From July 2
Ed.CET 2022 Date: July 13
Website‌: cets.apsche.ap.gov.in

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Here are General English questions from DIETCET previous question papers. Candidates appearing for DIETCET can practice these questions. Key is provided below the questions.

1. How did the Tortoise get a shell? Do you know?
From the following choose the suitable question which is formed after
combining the above two questions.
1) How did the tortoise get a shell you know?
2) Do you know how the tortoise got a shell?
3) Do you know how did the tortoise get a shell?
4) Do you know how the tortoise get a shell?

2. If ……….. you can go to the Gir National Park.
Fill in the blank choosing the correct expression from the following.
1) You want to see lions 2) You wanted to see lions
3) You had wanted to see lions 4) You are wanting to see lions

3. Mrs. Ramya is teaching them Science. She began to teach them Science some
time ago and she is still teaching.
The above sentences can be said in a single sentence without changing the
meaning. Choose the correct expression from the following.
1) Mrs. Ramya is teaching them Science a long time.
2) Mrs. Ramya has been teaching them Science since a long time
3) Mrs. Ramya is being taught them Science for a long time
4) Mrs. Ramya has been teaching them Science for a long time.

4. We ………. hurry. There is plenty of time.
Choose the right word from the following to fill in the blank.
1) mustn’t 2) needn’t 3) shouldn’t 4) wouldn’t

5. He said to me, “Stay where you are”.
Which of the following is the right way of reporting the above statement.
1) He told me that stay where I was
2) He told me to stay where I am
3) He told me to stay where I was
4) He told me stay where was I

6. What’s the name of the man ……..?
Complete the question choosing the correct expression from the following.
1) Whom lent you his car 2) His car who lent
3) Who lent you his car 4) Lent you his

7. Find the wrongly spelt word from the following.
1) Restaurant 2) Consultant 3) Ignorant 4) Non Violant

8. This is …….. 5 year old child.
Choose the right article to fill in the blank.
1) a 2) an 3) the 4) no article

9. Has a dog ever bitten you?
Choose the correct expression to change the voice
1) Have you been ever bitten dog? 2) Has you been bitten ever by a dog?
3) Have you ever been bitten by a dog? 4) Has you ever been bitten by a dog?

10. If you were an Ophthalmologist, you would be interested in …….
Complete the statement choosing the correct phrase from the following.
1) The mind 2) The eyes 3) The skin 4) The bones

Answers: 1-2, 2-1, 3-4, 4-2, 5-3, 6-3, 7-4, 8-2, 9-3, 10-2 .