MAHA TET Paper I vs Paper II: how to split practice
3 min read · 28 May 2026 · Then sit a matching mock
Paper I is Classes 1–5, Paper II is 6–8. CDP and languages overlap — subject blocks do not. Plan the week accordingly.
MAHA TET Paper I certifies primary (Classes 1–5). Paper II certifies upper primary (Classes 6–8). You may apply for one or both if you meet eligibility in the MSCE notification.
Child Development & Pedagogy and the language papers overlap. Practise CDP once and reuse it. Do not double the same 30-question block on both papers in the same week unless it is a weak topic.
Paper I needs EVS and primary maths. Paper II needs a 60-mark subject block (Maths & Science or Social Studies). That block should get its own timed sectionals.
A typical Saturday full mock should match the paper you will sit first. Dual-paper aspirants can alternate Paper I and Paper II full mocks, with CDP review on Sunday.
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