Jharkhand TET Paper

Hi I am looking for the information about the Teachers Eligibility Test for the state of Jharkhand as well as the previous years question paper?

[Rajkumar Agarwal]

Jharkhand Academic Council a week ago has directed Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test 2016 ( JTET ) everywhere throughout the state at different examination focuses . JTET 2016 examination directing for Primary and Uper Primary level showing profession.

The Teachers Eligibility Test for the state of Jharkhand previous years question paper is as follows:

Chapter -1 FREEDOM

1. What are the links between natural jobs, labour and slavery ?

2. What causes the master class to be more deluded than the enslaved classes ?

3. ‘It is fear – fear of what your parents will say, of what the teachers will say, fear of
tradition, fear of life – that gradually destroys sensitivity, is it not ? “ Discuss.

4. Why do most people find it easier to confirm, imitate, and follow a self appointed
guru?

5. “Respect for elders is not to be confused with blind obedience.” Discuss.

6. According to Krishna murti the concepts of freedom and discipline are contradictory to each another. Discuss.

Chapter -2 THE MARK ON THE WALL

1. What is the string of varied thoughts that the mark on the wall stimulates in the
author’s mind ?

2. What is the author’s perception of limitations of knowledge and learning ?

3. In what perspective does the author tell that Shakespeare has leant his forhead on his hand ?

4. What change in the depiction of reality does that author foresee for future novelists ?
5. How does the imagery of fish and tree emphasize the idea of stillness of living, breathing thought ?

6. How does the author pin her subjects on a variety of subjects on the marks on the wall? What does this tell us about the way the human mind works ?

Chapter -3 WHY THE NOVEL MATTERS

1. What are the things that mark animate things from the inanimate ?

2. What is the simple truth that eludes the philosopher or the scientist ?

3. How does Lawrence reconcile inconsistency of behavior with integrity.

4. How does the novel reflect the wholeness of a human being ?

5. What are the argument presented in the essay against the denial of the body by spiritual thinkers ?

6. Why does the author consider the novel superior to philosophy, science or even
poetry?