Preparation here runs on the questions REET actually asked — 8 exam years (2011–2024) digitised, 1,745 real questions, each answer checked against the official key. The bank holds 2,130 questions for this exam; 1,745 carry a subject and topic so far — every figure below counts those, and the remaining 385 are being worked through.
Every question is tagged to one of 86 topics, so you can see how many questions a topic has actually carried — and spend your time there.
And not just PYQs — 399 mock questions built on the same pattern, so practice never stops when the PYQs run out. Every mock question is reviewed, and labelled separately from real PYQs so you always know which is which.
Questions are in both Hindi and English — switch whenever you like.
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8 exam years spanning 2011–2024, 1,745 questions in all.
Across past papers the heaviest are Child Development and Pedagogy (406), Language II (352), Language I (316). The full subject- and topic-wise breakdown is on the syllabus page.
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399 practice questions are built on the same pattern, and are labelled separately from PYQs so you always know which is which.
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