PGT English Navodaya model question papers

Please tell me from where I can get the Model question papers of Navodaya PGT English Exam will you please provide me that??????

[Kiran Chandar]

As you want to get the Model question papers of Navodaya PGT English Exam so, here for you I am providing you the same.

Here is an attachment for the Model question papers of Navodaya PGT English Exam and some of the questions are given below.

Question paper:

The correct answer for Q. 21 is 10. But none of the 1, 2, 3, or 4 shows this answer. Therefore your answer is 5. Some of the questions may require arithmetical reasoning. For example :

Q.22. At 10 rupee each, how many rupee will 6 apples cost ?
(1) 6 (2) 10 (3) 60 (4) 61 (5) 610
Q.23. Which of the following can be exact multiple of 4 ?
(1) 27114 (2) 58204 (3) 48402 (4) 32286 (5) None of these

Q.24. If the profit made by selling a pen for Rs.10 is as much as its cost, what is the cost price of the pen
?
(1) Rs.3/‐ (2) Rs.5/‐ (3) Rs.10/‐ (4) Rs.20/‐ (5) None of these

Q.25. S. R. BHAT S. R. BHAT S. R. BHATT S. R. BHAT S. R. BHAT None
36, Bora Street 63, Bora Street 36, Bora Street 36, Bora Street 36, Bora Street
Bombay–400096 Bombay–400096 Bombay–400096 Bombay–400069 Bombay–400096

Q.26. S. Narayanan S. Narayan S. Narayanan S. Narayanan S. Naraianan None
Amar Apt. 62 Amar Apt. 62 Amar Apt. 62 Amar Apt. 66 Amar Apt. 62
Bombay–400011 Bombay–400011 Bombay–400011 Bombay–400011 Bombay–400011

Q.27. Tewarson S. O. Tewarsons S. O. Tewarson S. O. Tewarson S. O. Tewarson S. O. None
B‐314 Mahanga B‐314 Mahanga B‐413 Mahanga B‐314 Mahanga B‐314 Mahanga
Tel. No. 843759 Tel. No. 843759 Tel. No. 843759 Tel. No. 843759 Tel. No. 834759
In the second type of questions, some items of family expenditure are given. The item in each questions
is to be classified into one of the following five. Heads of expenditure : (1) Education (2) Food (3) Health
(4) Travel (5) Miscellaneous. The number preceding the Head of expenditure 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5, as the
case may be, is the answer.

Sample Question :
Q.28. Purchase of Rice Since this item falls under the Head of expenditure “Food” the answer is “2”. In
the third type of questions, five words or names are given. You have to find out which word or name will
be in the middle after the words or names are rearranged in alphabetical order.

Directions—(Q. 1–5) Each sentence has one or two blanks. Choose the word or set of words that best completes the sentence meaningfully.

1. He went to the library ……… to find that it was closed.
(A) seldom
(B) never
(C) only
(D) solely
Ans : (C)

2. The ties that bind us together in common activity are so ………that they can disappear at any moment.
(A) tentative
(B) tenuous
(C) consistent
(D) restrictive
Ans : (B)

3. Her reaction to his proposal was ………. She rejected it ……….
(A) inevitable–vehemently
(B) subtle–violently
(C) clever–abruptly
(D) sympathetic–angrily
Ans : (A)

4. His ……… directions misled us we did not know which of the two roads to take.
(A) complicated
(B) ambiguous
(C) narrow
(D) fantastic
Ans : (B)

5. It would be difficult for one so ……… to believe that all men are equal irrespective of caste, race and religion.
(A) emotional
(B) democratic
(C) intolerant
(D) liberal
Ans : (C)

Directions—(Q. 6–10) In each of the following sentences four words or phrases have been bold. Only one bold part in each sentence is not accepted in standard English. Identify that part and mark its letter (A), (B), (C) or (D) in your as answer.

6. Gaze for a thing (A) that are not (B) available easily (C) in the country is a universal phenomenon. (D)
Ans : (B)

7. It is foolish to be expecting (A) one person to be like another (B) person, for (C) each individual is born (D) with his characteristics traits.
Ans : (A)

8. The tendency to believe (A) that (B) man is inherently dishonest is something (C) that will be decried. (D)
Ans : (D)

9. I have not come across very (A) few (B) people who (C) think of thing beyond (D) their daily work.
Ans : (B)

10. He managed to board (A) the running train (B) but all his luggages (C) was (D) left on the station.
Ans : (C)

For more questions here is an attachment you can download that.


Here for you I am providing you the paper pattern.

Paper pattern:

General English 20 Marks
General Hindi 20 Marks
General Awareness 30 Marks
General Intelligence, Numerical Ability & Reasoning 30 Marks
Teaching Aptitude 20 Marks
Concerned subject knowledge 80 Marks


I think that this will helpful to you…….

Will you provide me the sample paper of English exam of the Navodaya PGT English exam as I am looking for the same ?

[Raman Vij]

As you want I am here providing you sample paper of the Navodaya PGT English exam.

Sample paper :

Question 1

Directions for Q. 1 to Q. 4: Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/phrases in the passage are given in hold to locate them while answering some of the questions.In this life, there are no gains without pains. Life indeed would be dull if there were no difficulties. Games lose their zest if there is no real struggle and if the result is a foregone conclusion. Both the winner and the loser enjoy a game most if it is closely contested to the last. No victory is a real triumph unless the foe is worthy of the steel. Whether we like it or not, life is a continuous competitive examination.Which of the following represents the central idea of the passage?A Life is full of pain and suffering
B Struggle or without struggle life is an enjoyable game
C Life is an unending struggle
D Suffering is not really necessary for achievement in life
Question 2

Which of the following statements is not true? A Hardships add to the interest of life
B A game becomes really interesting if one knows beforehand how it is going to end up
C Games become dull if they are not fully contested
D The spectators as well as the teams enjoy a game only if there is struggle for the result
Question 3

The statement the foe is worthy of the steel, in the last but one sentence means that: A the other fellow is capable of defending himself
B the opposite team is equipped with deadly arms
C the enemy shows a lot of fact and flexibility
D the enemy is capable of showing determined hardline and resistance
Question 4

Which of the following is opposite in meaning to the word dull in the passage? A Attractive
B Beautiful
C Interesting
D Famous
Question 5

Directions for Q. 5 to Q. 9: Choose the synonyms of given words from set of the words.SHORTFALL: A Shortage
B Infringement
C Over stepping
D Violation
Question 6

RAISING: A Uplift
B Humiliation
C Leveling
D Depression
Question 7

INDICT: A Guilty
B Blame
C Attack
D Accuse
Question 8

EXTRAVAGANT: A Pompous
B Reckless
C Unreasonable
D Wasteful
Question 9

TRANSPARENT: A Verbose
B Lucid
C Involved
D Witty
Question 10

Directions for Q. 10 to Q. 13: Choose the antonyms of given words from set of the words.HOMAGE: A Good
B Creative
C Insult
D Dull
Question 11

DENSITY: A Compactness
B Bulk
C Solidity
D Thinness
Question 12

EARTHY: A Surly
B Taciturn
C Refined
D Valuable
Question 13

AUSTERE: A Competitive
B Aggressive
C Blase
D Soft
Question 14

Directions for Q. 14 to Q. 17: In the following items each passage consists of six sentences. The first and the sixth sentences are given in the beginning and labelled 1 and 6 respectively. The middle four sentences in each have been removed and jumbled up. These are labelled as P, Q R, and S. You are required to find the proper order for the four sentences and mark accordingly.1 : Chankya, by his foresight and strength of character, built up the Mauryan Empire. 6 It is not true as some people said that Sardar Patel was not particular about the means as long as he achieved his end. P : They were men of iron. Q : Therefore, they were impervious to criticism and had implicit confidence in themselves. R: Both of them were guided by stern realism and would tolerate no deviations from the objectives which they pursued relentlessly. S: Similarly, Patel refashioned a compact India out of the fragments left by the British.A SQRP
B SRQP
C SRPQ
D PQSR
Question 15

1 : Much of our adult behaviour and our attitudes are determined by our upbringing. 6 : Physiologists have studied these forces in depth. P : But the process does not stop here. Q: In particular by the effects of that small part of society which is our family. R : As we grow, we are constantly increasingly affected by new forces such as the social pressure of our friends and the larger world of society. S : The family and our early life have profound effect on our later life. A SRPQ
B PRSQ
C QPSR
D QSPR
Question 16

1: There is nothing strange in the fact that so many foreign students should wish to learn English. 6 : This key will open to him whatever is valuable in the literature of the world. P : If any valuable book is written in another language an English translation of its is sure to be speedily published. Q:Anyone who masters the English tongue acquires a key. R : Most books found to be generally useful are written in English. S: English speaking want no monopoly of knowledge. A PSQR
B SQRP
C RPSQ
D PQSR
Question 17

1 : There was a boy named Jack. 6 : At last she turned him out of the house. P : So the mother asked him to find work. Q: They were very poor. R: He lived with his mother. S: But Jack refused to work. A RQPS
B PQRS
C QPRS
D RPSQ
Question 18

Directions for Q. 18 to Q. 19: Choose the correct form of the adjective from the given choices.She is the……… of the two sisters. A tall
B taller
C tallest
D tallish
Question 19

………. staff members attended the meeting. A A few
B Few
C Any
D The few
Question 20

Directions for Q. 20 to Q. 24: In the following sentences, choose the most appropriate preposition.People were alarmed……… the tiger. A at
B in
C on
D for
Question 21

He lives…….. Pune. A towards
B from
C in
D to
Question 22

She is very affectionate……. her children. A towards
B over
C with
D upon
Question 23

He is not in the office…… the moment. A ill
B for
C with
D from
Question 24

Kiran was ashamed…….. her ti.dc behaviour. A at
B of
C over
D onto