Subject - Specific SLET
Purpose
- The Subject-Specific Paper (Paper II) in the SLET (State Level Eligibility Test) exam is designed to test the candidate’s in-depth knowledge of their chosen subject. The syllabus for Paper II varies depending on the subject selected, and it generally follows a pattern similar to the UGC-NET syllabus for that particular subject. Below is an outline of the general topics you can expect for a few of the popular subjects. If you have a particular subject in mind, feel free to ask, and I can provide more specific details.
Application Process
- Visit the Official Website: Go to the official website of the SLET exam for your state.
- Register and Fill Application Form: Register for the exam by providing basic details like name, contact, academic qualifications, etc.
- Upload Documents: You may need to upload documents such as your photo, signature, educational certificates, and proof of identity.
- Payment of Application Fee: Pay the application fee online (fee details will be mentioned in the notification).
- Submit Application: After filling out the application form and paying the fee, submit the application online.
Elgibility Criteria
- Educational Qualification: The candidate must have a Master’s degree in the relevant subject from a recognized university with at least 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
- Age Limit: There is generally no upper age limit for candidates applying for the SLET exam.
Important Dates
- Check the official SLET website for specific exam dates, notification releases, and deadlines.
- Please Check it for Notification : SLET Notification
Exam Structure
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The SLET exam consists of two papers:
- Paper I: General Paper on Teaching and Research Aptitude
- Paper II: Subject-Specific Paper (based on the subject chosen by the candidate)
Selection Process
- CTET Exam: Candidates must appear for and pass the CTET exam.
- Application for Jobs: Apply for teaching positions in schools that require CTET certification.
Screening: Schools will screen candidates based on their CTET score and educational qualifications. - Written Exam (if applicable): Some schools may conduct their own written exams or tests.
Interview/Demonstration Lesson: Shortlisted candidates are called for an interview or demonstration.
Syllabus
- Paper I: General Paper (G.K, Reasoning Ability, Data Interpretation, Communication.)
- Paper II: Subject-Specific Paper (Political Science, Law, Economics, Commmerce and English)
Salary and Benefits
- For Government Universities/Colleges (State or Central): The basic salary is usually in the range of ₹57,700 to ₹1,82,400 (Level 10 of the 7th Pay Commission pay matrix)
- Revised Pay Structure (Central Universities): For positions under Central Universities, the pay scale could be higher, with an entry-level salary around ₹1,00,000 to ₹1,50,000 per month (depending on the university and the experience of the candidate).
Preparation Tips
- Study Material: Use NCERT books, and previous years’ question papers.
- Stay Updated: Follow current affairs, especially in areas like science, technology, and education.
- Mock Tests: Take regular mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.
Resources
- Official SLET website: SLET Website
- Books: GK Today (website and app) – For daily updates on current affairs and general knowledge questions.
