Explain the marking scheme of the KVS TGT exam.

Hello! Sure, let me explain the marking scheme of the KVS TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) exam:

1. Paper-I:
   • Paper-I usually consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
   • Each correct answer carries one mark.
   • There might be negative marking for incorrect answers, typically 0.25 or 1/4th of the mark allotted to the question.
   • It’s essential to answer accurately to maximize your score.
2. Paper-II:
   • Paper-II also consists of multiple-choice questions specific to the subject chosen by the candidate.
   • The marking scheme is similar to Paper-I, where each correct answer carries one mark.
   • Negative marking may apply for incorrect answers as per the exam pattern.
3. Interview (if applicable):
   • The interview round, if conducted, usually doesn’t have a predefined marking scheme.
   • Candidates are evaluated based on their communication skills, subject knowledge, teaching aptitude, and overall suitability for the teaching role.
4. Overall Scoring:
   • The total marks for the written exam (Paper-I + Paper-II) are calculated based on the number of correct answers.
   • Final merit lists are prepared based on candidates’ performance in the written exam and interview (if applicable).

Understanding the marking scheme is crucial for effective exam preparation. It’s essential to focus on accuracy while attempting questions to maximize your score.

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