Primary Teacher Vacancy in Delhi: DSSSB PRT Jobs

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PRT Teachers vacancies in Delhi- Delhi Subordinate staff selection Board (DSSSB) is going to release vacancies for the post of PRT teachers in Delhi. As per the notification, there are 26000 vacancies getting ready to be released soon as under the order of the High Court of India. The candidates will need to visit the official website to check the official notification as well as to fill the application form. The necessary qualification can also be checked in the following article. We have compiled all possible information regarding the PRT Teachers vacancies in Delhi. The above mentioned vacancies are to be filled by the DSSSB and any information related to that will soon be updated here. Keep checking this space for various information.

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Primary Teaching Jobs in Delhi 

Here are the summarized details of the DSSSB PRT Teacher Vacancy 2017:

Name of the recruitment	PRT Teachers Vacancy in Delhi
Name of the Conducting Authority	Delhi Subordinate Staff Selection Board (DSSSB), Karkardooma
Name of the post	Primary Teachers (PRT)
Availability	Soon by the month of August 2017
Location of the Posting	All over Delhi – NCT region
Official website	www.dsssb.delhigovt.nic.in
Number of posts	12000 (Expected)
Pay Scale	9300 – 34,800 + GP 4200
Age Limit	·         General – 30 years ·         OBC – 33 Years ·         SC  -35 Years ·         ST – 35 Years ·         Others – 40 Years

PRT Jobs in Delhi – Full Information about it

Primary teachers are those teachers who teach at the primary level of any school. The primary level includes classes one to five in any government school. Hence the PRT teachers have also the job to look after the students from the junior most classes as in pre nursery. DSSSB is soon going to release huge vacancies for the PRT Teachers in Delhi. This is being done because there are shortage of teachers in the NCT region. The schools, therefore have to hire guest teachers to look after the students of these batches. The High court recently asked the DSSSB and the AAP government to quickly release all the vacancies pending for the PRT Teachers Vacancies in Delhi.

Necessary Qualification required for PRT Vacancies in Delhi 2017

PRT Teachers Eligibility Criterion

·      The aspirants should have cleared Class XII examination with at least 60% marks through any board.

·    They should have done a compulsory two year course in D. Ed for teachers training in any reputed training school duly recognised by the Directorate of Education, Delhi Government.

·      They must have qualified the centrally conducted Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET).

·         Having acquired the above mentioned eligibility criterions, the candidates can fill for the PRT Teachers Vacancy in Delhi.

DSSSB PRT Teachers Exam Pattern 2017

Here are the syllabus and exam pattern for the PRT Teachers selection in Delhi-

S. No.	Name of the Section	Number of Questions	Total Allotted Marks	Total Time
1.	General Awareness	20 Questions	20 Marks
2.	General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability	20 Questions	20 Marks
3.	Arithmetic and Numerical Ability	20 Questions	20 Marks	A total of 02 Hours
4.	Hindi Language and Comprehension	20 Questions	20 Marks
5.	English Language and Comprehension	20 Questions	20 Marks
6.	Paper B: The Main Subject	100 Questions	100 Marks
7.	Total	200 Questions	200 Marks

Here is the examination scheme for the above mentioned posts:

·         There will be five sections in the examination in the Paper 1 and an expert paper in the form of Paper 2.

·         There will be 200 questions in the examination. Paper 1 and Paper 2 will have similar number of questions. Five sections in Paper 1 will carry 20 questions of one Mark each.

·         For every question, there will be one mark and hence the total marks equals to 200 Marks in these posts.

·         The candidates will get 2 hours to solve the questions in the examination. they will get 1 hour to solve Paper 1 and another 1 hour to solve the Paper 2.

·         There will be a negative marking in the examination also which will be equal to 0.25 marks for each wrongly answered MCQ.

·         The candidates will not be given any extra time for solving the questions.