REET (Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers) Level 1 & Level 2

REET 2026: Level 1 & Level 2 Complete Syllabus, Exam Pattern & 12 PYQ Hotspots

Comprehensive REET 2026 exam guide. Detailed comparison table for Level 1 vs Level 2, Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) hotspot theories, subject-wise marks breakdown, and high-frequency PYQs.

Jun 18, 2026
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Quick Facts & Examination Highlights

Exam NameREET (Level 1 & Level 2)
Conducting BodyBoard of Secondary Education Rajasthan (BSER / RBSE)
Target PostPrimary Teacher (Class 1-5) & Upper Primary (Class 6-8)
Total Questions150 MCQs
Total Marks150 Marks (1 Mark per question)
Duration2 Hours 30 Minutes (150 Minutes)
Negative MarkingNo Negative Marking
Qualifying Standard60% for General (90 Marks), 55% for OBC/SC/ST (82 Marks)

Securing 125+ marks in REET ensures a comfortable rank and direct qualification for Rajasthan Third Grade Teacher recruitment. Because REET has no negative marking, high accuracy in Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) and Language sections makes all the difference.

Below is the complete official blueprint for REET Level 1 and Level 2, backed by an analysis of past 5 years of papers.

1. REET Level 1 vs Level 2 Pattern Comparison Table

REET is organized into two distinct levels based on teacher certification eligibility: Level 1 (Classes 1–5 for D.El.Ed / BSTS) and Level 2 (Classes 6–8 for B.Ed).

REET Level 1 vs Level 2 Marks & Section DistributionVerified Source: ExamMonth
SectionREET Level 1 (Classes 1–5)REET Level 2 (Science & Maths)REET Level 2 (Social Studies)Marks
Section IChild Development & Pedagogy (30 Qs)Child Development & Pedagogy (30 Qs)Child Development & Pedagogy (30 Qs)30 Marks
Section IILanguage I (Hindi / Eng / Skt) (30 Qs)Language I (Hindi / Eng / Skt) (30 Qs)Language I (Hindi / Eng / Skt) (30 Qs)30 Marks
Section IIILanguage II (Hindi / Eng / Skt) (30 Qs)Language II (Hindi / Eng / Skt) (30 Qs)Language II (Hindi / Eng / Skt) (30 Qs)30 Marks
Section IVMathematics (30 Qs)Mathematics & Science (60 Qs)Social Science / Studies (60 Qs)60 Marks
Section VEnvironmental Studies - EVS (30 Qs)----30 Marks (L1 only)
Total150 Questions / 150 Marks150 Questions / 150 Marks150 Questions / 150 Marks150 Marks (150 Mins)

2. Child Development & Pedagogy (CDP) Core Hotspots

Child Development & Pedagogy carries 30 marks directly and another 30 marks through pedagogical questions across Hindi, English, and Maths/EVS.

Every year, 65% of the CDP section tests these core psychological theories and national educational policies:

High-Frequency Theorists & Concepts in REET CDPVerified Source: ExamMonth
Theorist / ConceptKey Focus AreaExpected QuestionsApplication Type
Jean Piaget4 Stages of Cognitive Development (Sensorimotor to Formal Operational), Assimilation, Accommodation3 - 4 QsClassroom situation problem
Lev VygotskyZone of Proximal Development (ZPD), Scaffolding, Social Constructivism, Private Speech2 - 3 QsPeer learning scenario
Lawrence KohlbergPre-conventional, Conventional, Post-conventional Moral Reasoning & Dilemmas (Heinz Dilemma)2 QsMoral development identification
Howard GardnerTheory of Multiple Intelligences (8 intelligences)2 QsStudent aptitude identification
RTE Act 2009 & NCF 2005Right to Education provisions, Teacher-Pupil ratio, Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)4 - 5 QsLegal and classroom policy questions
Inclusive Education & Learning DisabilitiesDyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, ADHD, Gifted vs Slow Learners3 - 4 QsDiagnostic teaching techniques

4. 12 Most-Asked PYQ Topics Over Last 5 Years

Our analysis of the last five editions of REET papers reveals recurring questions that appear in nearly identical forms across every shift:

1. RTE Act 2009: Section 21 (SMC constitution) and Section 24 (Duties of teachers).

2. Evaluation & Measurement: Difference between Formative and Summative assessment.

3. Language Teaching Principles: Principles of selection, gradation, and habit formation in Language I & II.

4. Hindi Grammar: Sandhi rules (Swar Sandhi), Samas vigrah (Tatpurush and Karmadharaya).

5. EVS Level 1: Flora and fauna of Rajasthan (Khejri, Godawan, Great Indian Bustard), Solar System, and Shelter types.

6. Rajasthan Geography & Culture: Major folk deities (Panch Pir: Pabuji, Ramdevji, Gogaji, Mehaji, Hadbhuji).

7. Rajasthan Fairs: Pushkar Mela, Ramdevra, Khatu Shyamji, and tribal fairs (Beneshwar Dham).

8. Mathematics: Unitary method, Percentage, Profit & Loss word problems, and Euler formula for solid shapes.

9. Science Level 2: Human nutrition, vitamins and deficiency diseases, reproduction in plants, light and reflection.

10. Social Science Level 2: Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic culture, Ashoka's Dhamma, and 1857 Revolt in Rajasthan.

11. Indian Constitution: Fundamental Rights (Articles 14 to 32) and Directive Principles of State Policy.

12. Rajasthan Architecture: UNESCO World Heritage Hill Forts of Rajasthan (Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh, Ranthambore, Gagron, Amer, Jaisalmer).

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