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Common qualifying paper for TGT and PGT: 100 MCQs, 300 marks (+3 per correct answer, −1 per wrong answer), 2 hours.
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Nvs Pgttgt Tier 1 has 100 questions worth 300 marks, to be completed in 2 hours. Every EduJha mock test for Nvs Pgttgt Tier 1 follows this exact official pattern — the same question count, marks, duration and marking scheme — so your practice mirrors the real exam, with detailed solutions and performance analytics after each attempt.
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Each correct answer carries 3 marks. 1 mark is deducted for every wrong answer, so accuracy matters.
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Nvs Pgttgt Tier 1 preparation spans 5 core subjects. EduJha's test series covers each of them with full-length mocks and topic practice, so you can build accuracy section by section.
Clear answers about pattern, scoring, language availability, and best preparation strategy for your exam.
The best NVS PGT/TGT mock test matches the official exam pattern exactly, explains every answer and shows where you lose marks. EduJha's NVS PGT/TGT mock tests are built that way. Every full mock has 100 questions for 300 marks in 2 hours, with 1 marks deducted per wrong answer, the same as the official NVS PGT/TGT exam. EduJha has 13 full-length mock tests. Each test comes with detailed solutions and performance analysis. Your first test is free, with full solutions; EduJha Premium unlocks every test.
EduJha has 13 full-length mock tests. Full-length mocks follow the complete exam pattern.
100 questions for 300 marks in 2 hours, with 1 marks deducted per wrong answer. Sections: Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English Language, General Science.
Your first test is free, with full solutions; EduJha Premium unlocks every test.
Most tests are available in Hindi and English. Where applicable, questions provide both language versions.
Attempt at least 10–15 full-length mocks and multiple sectional tests. Use analytics to focus on low-accuracy topics.