Explain the marking scheme of the KVS TGT exam?

Hello! Understanding the marking scheme of the KVS TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) exam is crucial for effective preparation. Here is an explanation of the marking scheme:

1. Total Marks:
   • The KVS TGT exam is typically out of 150 marks.
2. Section-Wise Distribution:
   • Part I: General English and General Hindi (20 marks each, 40 marks in total)
   • Part II: General Knowledge and Current Affairs (40 marks)
   • Part III: Reasoning Ability (40 marks)
   • Part IV: Computer Literacy (10 marks)
   • Part V: Subject Concerned (40 marks)
3. Question Type:
   • The exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
   • Each question carries one mark.
4. Negative Marking:
   • There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. This allows you to attempt all questions without the fear of losing marks for wrong answers.
5. Minimum Qualifying Marks:
   • The minimum qualifying marks may vary each year and are usually determined by KVS based on various factors such as the number of vacancies and the difficulty level of the exam.
   • It is important to aim well above the minimum qualifying marks to increase your chances of selection.

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