SET Paper 1 Exam 2020

State Eligibility Test i.e. SET Paper I Exam 2020, here SET also known as State Level Eligibility Test (SLET) General Aptitude Paper 1 Exam 2020. Candidates can find Previous year question papers with answer keys, model / sample papers, syllabus, study materials and books of SET Paper 1 Exam 2020.

SET Paper I Exam

SLET General Aptitude Paper 1 Exam

SET Paper 1 Exam 2020

  • Paper-I  – (Common for ALL) shall be of general nature, intended to assess the teaching/research aptitude of the candidate.
  • It will primarily be designed to test reasoning ability, comprehension, divergent thinking and general awareness of the candidate.
  • 60 (sixty) multiple choice questions of 2 marks each will be given, out of which the candidate would be required to answer any 50 (fifty).
  • In the event of the candidate attempted more than 50 questions, the first 50 questions attempted by the candidate would be evaluated.

SET Paper 1 Syllabus

Subjects:  General Paper on Teaching & Research Aptitude

The main objective is to assess the teaching and research capabilities of the candidates.   Therefore, the test is aimed at assessing the teaching and general/research aptitude as well as their awareness.   They are expected to possess and exhibit cognitive abilities.    Cognitive abilities include comprehension, analysis, evaluation, understanding the  structure  of arguments and deductive and inductive reasoning. The candidates  are also expected to have a general awareness and knowledge of sources of information.   They should be aware of interaction between people, environment and natural resources and their impact on quality of life.   The details are given in the following sections:

NOTE:

  • i)  Each  section  gets  equal weight age  : five questions  and  10 marks  from  each section.
  • ii) Whenever pictorial questions are set for the sighted candidates a passage   followed  by  equal  number  of  questions   should  be  set  for  the visually handicapped  candidates.

A. Teaching Aptitude

  • ⇒Teaching:   Nature,  objectives,  characteristics   and basic requirements;
  • ⇒Learner’s  characteristics;
  • ⇒Factors  affecting teaching;
  • ⇒Methods  ofteaching;
  • ⇒Teaching  aids;
  • ⇒Evaluation  systems.

B. Research Aptitude

  • ⇒Research:   Meaning,  characteristics   and types;
  • ⇒Steps of research;
  • ⇒Methods  of research;
  • ⇒Research  Ethics;
  • ⇒Paper,  article, workshop,   seminar, conference  and symposium;
  • ⇒Thesis writing:  its characteristics  and format.

C. Reading Comprehension

  • ⇒A passage to be set with questions to be answered.

D. Communication

  • ⇒ Communication:  Nature,  characteristics, types, barriers and effective classroom communication.

E. Reasoning  (Including Mathematical)

D. Logical Reasoning

  • ⇒Understanding the structure of arguments;
  • ⇒Evaluating and distinguishing deductive and inductive reasoning;
  • ⇒Verbal analogies: Word analogy-  Applied analogy;
  • Verbal classification;
  • ⇒Reasoning   Logical   Diagrams   :   Simple   diagrammatic   relationship,   multi­diagrammatic relationship;
  • ⇒ Venn diagram; Analytical Reasoning.

E. Data Interpretation

  • Sources, acquisition and interpretation of data;.
  • Quantitative and qualitative data;
  • Graphical representation and mapping of data.

F. Information and Communication Technology (lCT)

  • ⇒ICT:  meaning, advantages, disadvantages and uses;
  • ⇒General abbreviations and terminology;
  • ⇒Basics of internet  and e-mailing.

I. People and Environment

  • ⇒People and environment interaction;
  • ⇒ Sources of pollution;
  • ⇒ Pollutants and their  impact on human  life, exploitation  of  natural  and  energy resources;
  • ⇒Natural hazards and mitigation

J. Higher Education System:  Governance, Polity And Administration

  • Structure of the institutions for higher learning and research in India; formal and distance education; professional/technical and general education; value education: governance, polity and administration; concept, institutions and their interactions.

Old Question Papers

SET General Paper I Previous Year Question Papers Solution

  • Here you can find all of the SET Paper I General Paper on Teaching & Research Aptitude previous year question papers answers are free of cost students can download these papers for SLET exam 2020  preparation. This Year on 2020 SET Paper 1 written test conducted , the paper is not available with us. Any Candidates who has SET Paper 1 Last 10 to 20 Years previous solution can share with us.

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SET Paper I  2020 Practice Test:

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SET  Paper 1 Sample Paper

  • In SET exam Paper 1 i.e General Paper on Teaching & Research Aptitude exam question papers having different types of question unlike subject paper, the question comes from different domains and this paper is common is for students.

SET Teaching Aptitude Model Question Paper

1. Which one of the following is the main objective of teaching?

  • (A)To give information related to the syllabus.
    (B) To develop thinking power of students.
    (C) To dictate notes to students.
    (D)To prepare students to pass the examination.

2. Which one of the following is a good method of teaching?

  • (A) Lecture and Dictation
  • (B) Seminar and Project
  • (C) Seminar and Dictation
  • (D) Dictation and Assignment.

3. Teacher uses teaching aids for

  • (A) Making teaching interesting
  • (B) Making teaching within understanding level of students.
  • (C) Making students attentive.
  • (D) The sake of its use.

4. Effectiveness of teaching depends on

  • (A) Qualification of teacher.
  • (B) Personality of teacher.
  • (C) Handwriting of teacher.
  • (D) Subject understanding of teacher

5. Which of the following is not characteristic of a good question paper?

  • (A) Objectivity
  • (B) Subjectivity
  • (C) No use of vague words
  • (D) Reliable.

SET Research Aptitude Model Question Paper

1. A researcher  is generally expected  to:

  • (A) Study the existing literature  in a field
  • (B) Generate  new principles  and theories
  • (C) Synthesize  the ideas given by others
  • (D) Evaluate  the findings ofa  study.

2. One of the essential characteristics  of research is:

  • (A) Replicability
  • (B) Generalizability
  • (C) Usability
  • (D)Objectivity

3. The Government  of India conducts  Census  after every  10 years.   The method of research  used in this process  is :

  • (A) Case study
  • (B) Developmental
  • (C) Survey
  • (D) Experimental

4. An academic association  assembled  at one place to discuss  the progress   of its work  and future plans.  Such an assembly is known  as a..



  • (A) Conference
  • (B) Seminar
  • (C) Workshop
  • (D) Symposium

5. An investigator  studied  the census  data for a given area and prepared   a write up based on them Such a write-up  is called:

  • (A) Research  paper
  • (B) Article
  • (C) Thesis
  • (D) Research  report

SET Reading  Comprehension Model Question Paper

Read the following passage and answer the question  Nos. 1 to 5

The Constitution guarantees every citizen the  fundamental right to  equality. Yet  after  50 years of  independence, just  one perusal  of the  female infant mortality figures, the  literacy rates  and  the  employment  opportunities  for women is sufficient evidence that discrimination exists.  Almost predictably, this gender, bias is evident in our political system as well.   In the  13th  Lok Sabha, there  were  only 43 women :MPs out  of a total  of  543;  it  is not  a surprising figure, for never has women’s  representation  in  Parliament  been more than 10 per cent.

Historically, the manifestos of major political parties have always encouraged women’s   participation.     It has  been  merely  a  charade.  So,  women’s organizations, denied a place on merit, opted for the last resort:  a reservation of seats for women in parliament and State Assemblies. Parties, which look at everything with a vote bank in mind, seemed to endorse this.   Alas, this too was a mirage.

But there is another aspect also.  At a time when caste is the trump card, some politicians want the  bill to  include further  quotas  for  women  from among minorities and backward castes.   There is more to it.   A survey shows that there is a general antipathy towards the bill.   It is actually a classic case of doublespeak : in public, politicians were endorsing women’s  reservation  but in the backrooms of Parliament, they were busy sabotaging it.   The reasons are clear: Menjust don’t want to vacate their seats of power.

1. The problem raised in the passage reflects badly on our

  • A) Political system
  • B) Social behaviour
  • C) Individual behaviour
  • D)  Behaviour of a group of people

2. According to the passage, political parties have mostly in mind

  • A) Economic prosperity
  • B) Vote bank
  • C) People’ welfare
  • D) Patriotism

3. “Trump Card” means

  • A) Trying to move a dead horse
  • B) Playing the card cautiously
  • C) Sabotaging all the moves by others
  • D) Making the final jolt for success

4. The sentence  “Menjust   don’t  want to vacate  their seats  of power”  implies

  • A) Lust for power
  • B) Desire to serve the nation
  • C) Conviction in one’s own political abilities
  • D) Political corruption

5. What is the percentage of women in the Lok Sabha

  • A) 10
  • B) 91
  • C) 43
  • D) 1

SET Communication Model Question Paper

1. Informal communication network within the organization is known as

  • (A) Interpersonal communication
  • (B) Intrapersonal Communication
  • (C) Mass Communication
  • (D) Grapevine Communication

2. TV  Channel launched  for  covenng  only  Engineering  and  Technology subjects is known as

  • (A) Gyan Darshan
  • (B) Vyas
  • (C) Eklavya
  • (D) Kisan

3. In which state the maximum number of periodicals are brought  out  for public information:

  • (A) Uttar Pradesh
  • (B) Tamil Nadu
  • (C) Kerala
  • (D) Punjab

4. The main objective of public broadcasting system i.e. Prasar Bharti is

  • (A) Inform, Entertainment & Education
  • (B) Entertain, Information & Interaction
  • (C) Educate, Interact & entertain
  • (D) Entertainment only

5. The competency of an effective communicator can be judged on the basis of:

  • (A) Personality  of communicator
  • (B) Experience  in the field
  • (C) Interactivity  with target  audience
  • (D) Meeting  the needs of target  audience.

SET Reasoning Model Question Paper

1.  Which one of the following  belongs to the category  of homogeneous   data:

  • (A) Multi-storeyed   houses  in a colony.
  • (B) Trees  in a garden
  • (C) Vehicular  traffic on a highway
  • (D) Student  population  in a class.

2. In which of the following ways a theory is not different  from a belief?

  • (A) Antecedent  –  consequent
  • (B) Acceptability
  • (C) Venerability
  • (D) Demonstrability

3. The state –  “Honesty  is the best policy”  is

  • (A) A fact
  • (B) An value
  • (C) An opinion
  • (D) A value judgement

4. Which one is like pillar, pole and standard?

  • (A) Beam
  • (B) Plank
  • (C) Shaft
  • (D) Timber

5. Following  incomplete  series is presented.  Find out the number  which  should come at the place of question  mark which will complete  the series: 4, 16, 36, 64   ?

  • (A) 300
  • (B) 200
  • (C) 100
  • (D) 150

Information and Communication Technology Sample Question

1. ICT stands for

  • (A) Information  common  technology
  • (B) Information  and communication  technology
  • (C) Information  and computer  technology
  • (D) Inter connected  technology

2. A Computer  can

  • (A) Process  both quantitative  and qualitative  information.
  • (B) Store huge information
  • (C) Process  information  and fast accurately
  • (D) All the above.

3. Satellite Communication  works  through

  • (A) Radar
  • (B) Transponder
  • (C) Receptor
  • (D) Transmitter

4. A computer  is that machine which works  more  like a human  brain.   This definition of computer  is

  • (A) Correct
  • (B) Incorrect
  • (C) Partially correct
  • (D) None  of the above.

5. Information and communication  technology  includes

  • (A) E-mail
  • (B) Internet
  • (C) Educational  television
  • (D) All the above.

SET Paper I People and Environment Sample Question

 

1. It is believed that our globe is warming  progressively.    This global  warming will eventually result in.

  • (A) increase  in availability of usable land.
  • (B) uniformity  of climate at equator  and poles.
  • (C) Fall in the sea level
  • (D) melting of polar ice.

2. In which parts  of India   ground  water  is affected  with arsenic  contamination?

  • (A)Haryana
  • (B) Andhra Pradesh
  • (C)Sikkim
  • (D) West Bengal

3. Sunderban  in Hooghly  delta is known  for

  • (A) Grasslands
  • (B) Conifers
  • (C) Mangroves
  • (D)Arid  forests

4. Sardar  Sarover  dam is located  on the river

  • (A) Ganga
  • (B) Godavari
  • (C) Mahanadi
  • (D) Narmada

5. Which one of the following trees  has medicinal value?

  • (A) Pine
  • (B) Teak
  • (C) Neem
  • (D) Oak

Higher Education System: Governance, Polity And Administration Sample Question 

 

1. Which one of the following is not considered  a part of technical  education  in India:

  • (A) Medical
  • (B) Management
  • (C) Pharmaceutical
  • (D) Aeronautical

2. Which of the following is a Central  university

  • (A) Mumbai University
  • (B) Calcutta  University
  • (C) Delhi University
  • (D) Madras  University

3.   Identify the main Principle on which the Parliamentary  System  operates.

  • (A) Responsibility of Executive  to Legislature
  • (B) Supremacy of Parliament
  • (C) Supremacy of Judiciary
  • (D) Theory of Separation  of Power

4. The reservation  of seats for women  in the Panchayat Raj Institutions  is:

  • A) 30% of the total seats
  • B) 33% of the total seats
  • C) 33% of the total population
  • D) In proportion to their

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