DSSSB ALL PGT Previous Years Solved Papers PDF Download – Subject-wise Collection

📌 1. What is the pattern of the DSSSB PGT exam?

The DSSSB PGT exam consists of 200 objective-type questions divided into two sections:

• Section A (General): 100 Marks
  Includes General Awareness, Reasoning, Numerical Ability, English & Hindi comprehension.

• Section B (Subject Concerned): 100 Marks
  Based on the specific subject for which the candidate has applied.

Total Marks: 200
Duration: 3 Hours
Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT)

📌 2. What is the pattern of the PGT exam generally?

The general PGT exam across various boards includes:

• General awareness and teaching aptitude

• Subject-specific knowledge

• Often includes one or two papers depending on the board.

📌 3. What is the pattern of the DSSSB Tier 2 exam?

DSSSB Tier-2 is conducted for certain posts. For PGT, there is typically only one Tier (single CBT). However, Tier-2 (if held) may include:

• Descriptive paper

• Subject specialization questions

Always check the official notification for the latest pattern.

📌 4. What is the salary of a PGT in DSSSB?

A DSSSB PGT teacher receives salary as per Pay Level 8 (Rs. 47,600 – Rs. 1,51,100) under the 7th CPC.

📌 5. Does DSSSB have negative marking?

Yes, DSSSB has negative marking. 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer.

📌 6. Who is eligible for DSSSB PGT?

Eligibility Criteria:

• Post-Graduation in the relevant subject

• B.Ed. degree (Bachelor of Education)

• Age limit usually below 36 years (varies by category/reservation)

📌 7. How many papers are there in the PGT exam?

Usually, one single paper (CBT) is conducted with two parts:

• General (100 marks)

• Subject-specific (100 marks)

📌 8. What is the cutoff of DSSSB PGT?

Cutoffs vary yearly and by category. On average:

• UR Category: 100–130 marks

• OBC/SC/ST: Lower as per reservation norms
  Check official results for accurate cutoff trends.

📌 9. How can I clear my DSSSB PGT exam?

Preparation Tips:

• Understand the complete syllabus

• Practice PYQs and mock tests

• Focus on core subject + general awareness

• Revise consistently

📌 10. How many attempts are there in the DSSSB exam?

There is no limit on attempts. You can apply until you reach the maximum age limit.

📌 11. Can I apply for PGT without B.Ed. in DSSSB?

No, B.Ed. is mandatory for DSSSB PGT posts.

📌 12. How to become a PGT teacher?

Steps to become a PGT:

1. Complete Post-Graduation in a relevant subject

2. Complete B.Ed.

3. Apply for exams like DSSSB, KVS, NVS, etc.

4. Clear the written exam and document verification

📌 13. How to become a PGT teacher in Delhi government school?

You must:

• Meet the eligibility (PG + B.Ed.)

• Apply through DSSSB recruitment

• Qualify the PGT exam conducted by DSSSB

• Complete document verification

📌 14. What is the scale of PGT in DSSSB?

The pay scale is as per Level 8:
Rs. 47,600 – Rs. 1,51,100 + Allowances

📌 15. How many types of PGT are there?

There are subject-wise PGT categories like:

• PGT Hindi, English, Maths, History, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, etc.
  Each subject has a separate vacancy and exam.

📌 16. What is the basic pay of PGT in Delhi?

Basic Pay for DSSSB PGT = Rs. 47,600/-
With allowances, gross salary may go up to Rs. 65,000 – 80,000 per month (approx.)

📌 17. Can we apply for 2 posts in DSSSB?

Yes, if you are eligible for multiple posts and they are advertised separately, you can apply for more than one post.

📌 18. What is the minimum qualifying marks for DSSSB PGT?

Minimum qualifying marks:

• General: 40%

• OBC (Delhi): 35%

• SC/ST/PH: 30%

📌 19. What is the age limit for PGT?

• General Category: Up to 36 years

• Age relaxation for OBC, SC/ST, PH, and government employees as per rules.