GSET Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2021
The syllabus will help the candidate understand the topics from which questions will be asked in the exam. A syllabus is an important tool while preparing for the exam, it helps understand what topic to put more emphases on and what topic does not require that much focus. Aware of the syllabus makes it easier for studying and learning to make it efficient and effective. Along with Topics that are going to be there in the exam, the candidate should also know about the exam pattern as both together makes preparation easier. Candidates can check the detailed GSET Syllabus 2021 from this page
GSET 2021 Exam Syllabus 2021
General Paper 1 (English | Gujarati)
Mathematical Sciences (Subject Code - 01)
Physical Sciences (Subject Code - 02)
Chemical Sciences (Subject Code - 03)
Life Sciences (Subject Code - 04)
History (Subject Code - 08) (Gujarati)
Sociology (Subject Code - 09) (Gujarati)
Economics (Subject Code - 10) (Gujarati)
Political Science (Subject Code - 11) (Gujarati)
Education (Subject Code - 13) (Gujarati)
Psychology(Subject Code - 14) (Gujarati)
Library and Information Sciences (Subject Code - 15) (Gujarati)
Law (Subject Code - 16) (Gujarati)
Commerce (Subject Code - 17) (Gujarati)
Management (Subject Code - 18)
Computer Science and Applications (Subject Code - 19)
Earth Sciences (Subject Code - 20)
Physical Education (Subject Code - 21) (Gujarati)
Home Science (Subject Code - 23) (Gujarati)
Social Work (Subject Code - 25) (Gujarati)
The examination is a little bit difficult but impossible to crack, but a clear idea of the topic is necessary. The candidate needs to be aware of what is going to come in the examination. Candidate can check the detailed GSET syllabus from below, we have provided PDFs subject wise.
GSET 2021 Exam Pattern
Gujarat State Eligibility Test 2021 Exam Pattern is provided here candidates can check to have an idea. The Exam is going to be Objective Type, there will be 2 papers. It will be held in 2 sessions in 1st session there are going to be 50 questions carrying 2 marks each. In the 2nd session, there will be 100 questions carrying 2 marks each. Paper – I shall be of a general nature, with the aim of assessing the teaching/research aptitude of the candidate. Paper-II shall consist of compulsory questions, (except mathematical science) based on the subject selected by the candidate.
Paper Number of questions Marks
Paper I 50 questions all are compulsory 100
Paper II 100 questions all are compulsory 200
