Eligibility Criteria for REET 2025 – By Pathshala Coaching

Candidates aspiring to become Grade-III teachers in Rajasthan government schools must qualify the REET (Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers). The exam is conducted at two levels:

• Level 1: For teaching Classes 1 to 5 (Primary)

• Level 2: For teaching Classes 6 to 8 (Upper Primary)

Below are the complete eligibility requirements as per the official REET and NCTE guidelines:

Nationality

• Must be a citizen of India

• Domicile of Rajasthan may be preferred for recruitment under state quotas

Educational Qualification

 Level 1 (Classes 1–5)

• Candidates in the final year of the qualifying degree/diploma may apply provisionally.

• Educational degrees should be from a recognized board/university approved by NCTE/UGC.

Age Limit for REET 2025 (As on 1st January 2025)

The REET exam itself does not have a fixed upper age limit, but candidates must satisfy age conditions at the time of recruitment for 3rd Grade Teacher Bharti (as per government norms).

Number of Attempts

• No restriction on the number of attempts

• Candidates may appear multiple times as long as they fall within the age and qualification criteria for recruitment

Summary Table – REET 2025 Eligibility

The official website of the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) has not yet released the exact exam date for REET 2025 as of now. However, based on previous trends:

• Notification is expected in July 2025

• Exam Date is tentatively scheduled for October 2025

  Expected Timeline (Tentative)

  Based on previous years’ trends:

  Event	Tentative Month
  Notification Release	July 2025
  Application Window	July–August 2025
  Exam Date	October 2025 (tentative)
  Result Declaration	November 2025

REET Application Form 2025
Quick Highlights – REET 2025

 Part I – Registration

1. Visit: https://rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

2. Click on: REET 2025 – Apply Online

3. Choose Level: Level 1, Level 2, or Both

4. Enter basic details:

   • Full Name (as per 10th Certificate)

   • Father's Name

   • Mother’s Name

   • Date of Birth

   • Gender, Category, Domicile

   • Mobile Number, Email ID

   • Aadhaar Number

5. Create your password and security PIN

6. Submit and note your Registration/Application Number

 Part II – Detailed Application

1. Log in using your Application Number & Password

2. Fill in:

   • Education Qualification (Graduation, D.El.Ed/B.Ed etc.)

   • Paper Level Preference (Level 1/2/Both)

   • Subject Group (for Level 2: Science/Math or Social Science)

   • Preferred Language I and II

   • Exam Center Preference

3. Upload Documents:

   • Passport-size Photo (JPEG/JPG – 50 to 100 KB)

   • Signature (JPEG/JPG – 20 to 50 KB)

   • Caste Certificate/PwD Certificate (if applicable)

Application Fee Structure

Application Correction Window – REET 2025

BSER may provide a correction window after the application period closes. Only limited fields may be editable, such as:

• Exam Level

• Subject Group

• Language Preference

• Exam Centre

Not Editable:

• Name, Date of Birth, Category, and Qualification details after final submission.

Stay updated on correction dates at:
rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

Documents Required Before Applying

Prepare these documents in advance:

• 10th & 12th Certificates

• Graduation Certificate or Marksheet

• D.El.Ed/B.Ed/B.El.Ed Certificate (or proof of ongoing course)

• Scanned Photograph (Latest, JPG, 50–100 KB)

• Scanned Signature (JPG, 20–50 KB)

• Caste/Category Certificate (If applicable)

• PwD Certificate (If applicable)

• Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN)

• Online Payment Credentials (Net banking, UPI, Card)

Important Notes for Pathsala Students

• Double-check the level (1 or 2) you're applying for.

• If you're in the final year of your education qualification (B.Ed/D.El.Ed), you may still apply provisionally.

• Save a printout of the final confirmation page for future reference.

• Application without fee payment is considered incomplete.

REET Exam Pattern 2025

Complete Stage-wise Guide for Pathsala Students

The Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) to recruit eligible teachers for Classes 1–5 (Level 1) and Classes 6–8 (Level 2). The exam is conducted in offline mode and includes multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

REET 2025 – Overview

Exam Structure

• All Questions: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

• No Negative Marking

Level 2: For Classes 6 to 8 (Upper Primary Teachers)

Exam Structure

• • Math & Science – for Science/Math teacher aspirants

  • Social Studies – for SST teacher aspirants

• Others may choose either of the two, depending on their expertise

REET Exam Language Options

• Language I: Must be the candidate’s primary medium of instruction (choose from Hindi, English, Urdu, Sindhi, Punjabi, etc.)

• Language II: Must be different from Language I
  (commonly English or Hindi)

Qualifying Marks – REET 2025 (Expected)

Important Notes for Pathsala Students

• No Negative Marking: Attempt all questions confidently.

• Focus on Pedagogy: It appears in both levels and is crucial.

• Practice Languages: Language I & II are compulsory and scoring.

• Choose Correct Subject Group in Level 2: Based on your graduation/teaching background.

• Use Standard NCERT Books: Especially for Maths, Science, SST, and Environment sections.

• No Interview: Only written test performance matters.

REET 2025 Syllabus

Stage-wise & Subject-wise Guide for Pathsala Aspirants

The REET Exam 2025 is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) for recruitment of teachers at two levels:

• Level 1: For Primary Classes (1–5)

• Level 2: For Upper Primary Classes (6–8)

The exam checks candidates’ teaching aptitude, subject knowledge, and understanding of child psychology.

REET Level 1 Syllabus 2025

(For Classes 1–5 Teachers)

Total Sections:

1. Child Development & Pedagogy

2. Language I

3. Language II

4. Mathematics

5. Environmental Studies

1. Child Development & Pedagogy

Focus: Educational psychology of teaching and learning (ages 6–11)

Key Topics:

• Concept of Development and its Relationship with Learning

• Principles of Child Development

• Influence of Heredity & Environment

• Piaget, Kohlberg, Vygotsky theories

• Learning Difficulties and Inclusive Education

• Teaching and Learning Strategies

• Evaluation and Assessment Techniques

2. Language I (Choose from Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Sindhi, Punjabi, etc.)

Key Topics:

• Language Comprehension (2 unseen passages)

• Grammar and Language Usage

• Pedagogy of Language Development

  • Role of Listening and Speaking

  • Challenges of Teaching Language

  • Language Skills: Reading, Writing, Speaking

  • Multilingual Resource Use

3. Language II (Different from Language I)

Key Topics:

• Comprehension (Unseen Passages – Prose & Poetry)

• Pedagogy of Language Development

• Language Learning Principles

• Language Acquisition and Communication

• Assessment of Language Skills

4. Mathematics

Key Topics:

• Number System, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division

• Measurement (Length, Weight, Time, Volume)

• Geometry (Shapes & Spatial Understanding)

• Patterns and Data Handling

• Pedagogical Issues:

  • Problem Solving

  • Teaching Strategies

  • Error Analysis

  • Evaluation and Remedial Teaching

5. Environmental Studies (EVS)

Key Topics:

• Family and Friends

• Food, Shelter, Water, Travel

• Plants and Animals

• Environmental Pollution

• Natural Resources and Care

• Pedagogical Issues:

  • Conceptual Understanding

  • Project Work

  • Teaching-Learning Materials

  • Activities and Experiential Learning

REET Level 2 Syllabus 2025

(For Classes 6–8 Teachers)

Total Sections:

1. Child Development & Pedagogy

2. Language I

3. Language II

4. Mathematics & Science or Social Studies/Social Science

1. Child Development & Pedagogy

Focus: Learning psychology of children aged 11–14

Key Topics:

• Adolescent Development

• Cognitive and Emotional Growth

• Motivation and Learning

• Classroom Management

• Learning Theories: Piaget, Vygotsky, Thorndike

• Concept of Inclusive Education

• Pedagogical Concerns and Approaches

2. Language I (Same structure as Level 1)

• Language Comprehension

• Grammar and Verbal Ability

• Pedagogy of Language Development

3. Language II (Same as Level 1 but for higher classes)

• Comprehension (Advanced passages)

• Language Acquisition and Communication

• Language Skill Development

• Remedial Teaching Techniques

4. Mathematics & Science (For Science/Math Teachers)

Mathematics Topics:

• Number System, Algebra, Ratio & Proportion

• Geometry (Triangles, Circles, Angles)

• Mensuration

• Data Interpretation

• Arithmetic & Statistics

• Pedagogy of Mathematics:

  • Error Analysis

  • Concept Building

  • Application of Math in Daily Life

Science Topics:

• Food and Nutrition

• Materials and Their Properties

• The World of Living

• Natural Phenomena

• Electric Current and Its Effects

• Science in Everyday Life

• Pedagogy of Science:

  • Experimentation & Observation

  • Scientific Attitudes

  • Lab Safety and Resource Use

5. Social Studies/Social Science (For SST Teachers)

Subjects Included:

• History (Indian and World)

• Geography (India & Rajasthan)

• Civics & Political Science

• Economics (Basic Concepts)

• Rajasthan Culture & Heritage

Pedagogy of Social Science:

• Project Work

• Social Issues and Citizenship

• Mapping and Graph Interpretation

• Teaching Tools and Media

Optional Paper Selection – Level 2

• In some years, REET scores are used to shortlist candidates for direct recruitment.

• In such cases, cut-off marks and merit lists are released category-wise.

REET 2025 Tentative Timeline

• Focus deeply on Child Development & Pedagogy (common in both levels)

• Solve previous years' papers regularly

• Use NCERT books for concept clarity

• Practice reading comprehension in both languages

• Stay updated on Rajasthan GK and teaching methodologies

REET Admit Card 2025 – Complete Guide for Pathsala Students

The REET (Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers) Admit Card is an essential document issued by the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER). Without the admit card, candidates are not allowed to appear in the examination.

This guide will help you with when, where, and how to download your REET Admit Card and what to check before heading to the exam hall.

REET Admit Card Release Date 2025 (Tentative)

You can download the REET Admit Card from the official website:

???? REET Official Website – rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

Steps to Download REET Admit Card 2025

1. Visit the REET Admit Card Download Page.

2. Click on the “REET Admit Card 2025” link.

3. Enter your Application Number / Roll Number and Date of Birth.

4. Submit the details.

5. Download the Admit Card and take a printout.

Details Mentioned on REET Admit Card

Make sure to check all the following details after downloading:

Candidate Details:

• Full Name

• Roll Number

• Registration/Application ID

• Date of Birth

• Photograph and Signature

Exam Details:

• Exam Date and Time

• Exam Level (Level 1 or Level 2)

• Subject Chosen (for Level 2)

• Reporting Time

• Duration of Exam

• Exam Centre Name and Full Address

• Instructions for the Exam Day

Documents to Carry with REET Admit Card

You must bring the following on the exam day:

• Check Details: Verify your name, exam center, photo, etc. immediately after downloading.

• Multiple Copies: Keep at least 2–3 printouts of your Admit Card.

• Arrive Early: Reach the exam center at least 1 hour before reporting time.

• Do Not Carry: Mobile phones, smartwatches, electronic devices, or any paper except your Admit Card & ID.

• Dress Code: Avoid wearing items like jewelry, caps, or digital watches.

Pathsala Student Tips – Before Exam Day

• Mock Tests: Practice with full-length mocks to improve speed and accuracy.

• Quick Revision: Revise Child Development, Rajasthan GK, and Pedagogy topics thoroughly.

• Sleep Well: Ensure 7–8 hours of sleep the night before the exam.

• Stay Calm: Have confidence in your preparation. Don’t panic!

What if You Forget Your Application ID?

• Visit the REET website and click “Forgot Application ID.”

• Retrieve it using registered mobile number or email.

REET Exam Center 2025 – Complete Guide for Pathsala Students

The REET Exam Center plays a crucial role in your exam day experience. Knowing how to select, locate, and reach your center smoothly will reduce stress and help you perform at your best.

 How to Choose Your REET Exam Center?

• During Application:
  When filling out the REET application form, you will be asked to select your preferred exam center from a list of available cities/districts.

• Choose Wisely:
  Pick a center close to your home or residence to minimize travel time and avoid last-minute hassles.

• Familiarity:
  If possible, choose a center where you know the route or have been before to avoid confusion on exam day.

 Where Are the REET Exam Centers?

• REET exam centers are usually set up across major towns and cities in Rajasthan.

• The official list of centers is available on the BSER REET official website during application.

• You will find the exact address of your exam center printed on your REET Admit Card once released.

 Important Details on REET Exam Centers

• Admit Card:
  Your REET Admit Card will specify your exam center’s name, full address, and reporting time.

• No Electronic Devices:
  Mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, and electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall.

• No Bags or Unnecessary Items:
  Avoid carrying bags, books, notes, or any other belongings apart from essential documents.

• Dress Code:
  There is no strict dress code but avoid clothes with large buttons or multiple pockets to speed up security checks.

 Tips to Reach Your REET Exam Center on Time

• Arrive Early:
  Reach at least 1 hour before the reporting time mentioned on your Admit Card.

• Plan Your Route:
  Check the route beforehand. If possible, do a trial visit to the center a day or two before the exam.

• Account for Traffic & Weather:
  Leave early to avoid getting stuck in traffic jams or bad weather conditions.

• Carry Essentials:
  Along with your Admit Card, carry a valid photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, etc.) and a passport-size photo (if required).

 What if You Need to Change Your REET Exam Center?

• Before Admit Card Release:
  Usually, you cannot change the exam center once your application is submitted.

• Correction Window:
  Keep an eye on official notifications for a correction window that may allow limited changes.

• On Exam Day:
  No changes allowed. Reach the center allotted on your Admit Card.

 Pathsala Students – Success Tips for REET Exam Day

• Stay calm and confident.

• Do a mock exam session simulating the exam center environment.

• Review important topics the night before but avoid last-minute cramming.

• Follow all exam instructions carefully.

REET Exam 2025 Preparation Tips for Pathsala Students

The REET (Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers) is a crucial step for aspiring teachers in Rajasthan. To clear this exam, you need focused preparation and consistent effort. Pathsala Classes is committed to guiding you with the best strategies to crack REET 2025.

1. Understand the REET Exam Pattern and Syllabus Thoroughly

• Familiarize yourself with the REET syllabus for both Level 1 (Classes 1-5) and Level 2 (Classes 6-8).

• Know the subject-wise weightage and types of questions (mostly objective MCQs).

• This clarity helps in focused study and avoids wasting time on irrelevant topics.

2. Start with NCERT Books for Basics

• Cover NCERT textbooks from Classes 1 to 8, as the REET syllabus is largely based on these.

• Focus on Hindi, English, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Social Science, and Science according to your exam level.

• Understand concepts clearly rather than rote learning.

3. Keep Yourself Updated with Current Educational Policies

• REET sometimes includes questions on education policies, teaching methodologies, and child development.

• Stay updated with basic concepts like Right to Education (RTE), National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, and pedagogy principles.

4. Practice Previous Year Question Papers and Sample Tests

• Solve REET past papers to understand question trends and difficulty level.

• Regular practice will help improve speed and accuracy.

• Use sample papers and online mock tests to simulate exam conditions.

5. Focus on Teaching Methodology and Pedagogy

• A significant portion of the REET exam assesses your understanding of child psychology, teaching methods, and classroom management.

• Study these topics carefully using recommended books and notes.

• Pay attention to inclusive education and classroom environment topics.

6. Time Management During Preparation

• Create a realistic daily study timetable, allocating time to all subjects.

• Include short breaks to keep yourself refreshed.

• Prioritize difficult topics but don’t neglect the easier ones.

7. Regular Revision

• Make concise notes for quick revision before the exam.

• Revise regularly to retain important formulas, facts, and concepts.

• Weekly revision sessions help keep your memory sharp.

8. Work on Language Skills

• For Level 1 & 2, strong Hindi and English language skills are essential.

• Practice grammar, comprehension, and vocabulary regularly.

• Reading newspapers and books helps improve language skills and general awareness.

9. Stay Physically and Mentally Fit

• Maintain a healthy routine with good sleep and light exercise.

• Practice relaxation techniques like meditation to reduce exam stress.

• Keep a positive mindset and avoid last-minute panic.

10. Join Group Studies and Clarify Doubts

• Engage in study groups for peer learning and motivation.

• Clear doubts immediately with teachers or fellow students.

• At Pathsala Classes, participate in group discussions and doubt-solving sessions to strengthen concepts.

Bonus Tip: Utilize Pathsala’s Resources to Your Advantage!

• Benefit from expert faculty guidance and well-researched study materials.

• Attend regular mock tests and practice sessions.

• Take advantage of mentorship programs to stay on track and motivated.

REET Exam Cut-Off 2025: Understanding the Cut-Off Trends and Strategies for Pathsala Students

The Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) is a highly competitive exam that determines eligibility for teaching jobs in Rajasthan. Knowing the cut-off marks is essential to set realistic preparation goals and measure your chances of qualifying.

What is a Cut-Off in REET?

A cut-off is the minimum qualifying score a candidate must achieve to pass the REET exam and be eligible for recruitment. The cut-off is influenced by:

• Number of candidates appearing

• Number of vacancies available

• Difficulty level of the exam

• Reservation categories (General, OBC, SC, ST, PwD, etc.)

Understanding cut-off trends helps you plan your preparation effectively.

REET Exam Structure Recap

• Level 1: For teaching Classes 1 to 5

• Level 2: For teaching Classes 6 to 8

• The exam has multiple-choice questions on subjects like Child Development & Pedagogy, Language, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, and Social Studies.

REET 2025 Cut-Off Trends (Previous Years)

How to Use Cut-Off Trends in Your Preparation?

• Aim Above the Cut-Off: Set your target score 5-10% above the expected cut-off to ensure a safe margin.

• Focus on Weak Areas: Analyze your practice tests to improve subjects where you score less.

• Understand Category-wise Cut-Off: Keep your category-specific cut-offs in mind and plan your revision accordingly.

• Practice Time Management: Complete the exam within the given time to avoid losing marks due to unanswered questions.

Tips to Beat the REET Cut-Off

1. Strengthen Core Concepts

• Use NCERT books for Classes 1-8 as your primary study material.

• Focus on Child Development & Pedagogy as it carries significant weight.

2. Regular Practice and Mock Tests

• Solve previous year REET papers and sample tests frequently.

• Evaluate your performance and focus on accuracy and speed.

3. Revision Strategy

• Maintain concise notes for quick revisions.

• Revise important formulas, facts, and pedagogical concepts regularly.

4. Language Proficiency

• Improve Hindi and English language skills for comprehension and grammar questions.

• Read newspapers and practice comprehension passages.

5. Stay Updated on Education Policies

• Basic knowledge of recent education policies and teaching methodologies can help in scoring extra marks.

Why Pathsala Classes Can Help You Clear REET Cut-Offs?

• Expert Faculty: Our experienced teachers focus on your weak areas and help build your strengths.

• Mock Tests: Regular timed tests simulate the actual exam environment, helping you improve performance.

• Comprehensive Study Material: We provide updated and category-wise study materials and notes.

• Personalized Guidance: One-on-one mentorship and doubt clearing sessions to ensure conceptual clarity.

Final Thoughts

Clearing the REET cut-off requires smart and consistent preparation. Use previous cut-off trends as benchmarks but focus on strengthening your concepts and practicing regularly. With the right approach and guidance from Pathsala Classes, you can confidently clear REET 2025 and take the first step toward your teaching career.

Career Opportunities after REET Exam: A Guide for Pathsala Students

The Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) is a gateway to a rewarding career in the education sector. Clearing REET opens up multiple career opportunities in teaching and allied fields. If you aspire to become a successful educator or explore related career options, this guide will help you understand the paths available after qualifying REET 2025.

1. Primary and Upper Primary School Teacher

REET Level 1 qualifies you to teach Classes 1 to 5, and REET Level 2 qualifies you to teach Classes 6 to 8 in government schools.

Key Roles & Responsibilities:

• Delivering quality education to students

• Preparing lesson plans and conducting classes

• Assessing student performance and providing feedback

• Creating a positive learning environment

Career Growth:

• Start as an Assistant Teacher

• Promote to Head Teacher, Principal, or Education Officer positions over time

• Opportunities to pursue higher studies like B.Ed., M.Ed. for career advancement

2. Government School Teacher (Rajasthan State)

After clearing REET, you become eligible for teaching jobs in Rajasthan’s government schools, which offer:

• Stable job with government benefits

• Pension and allowances

• Opportunities for transfer and postings across Rajasthan

3. Private School Teaching Opportunities

Many private schools recognize REET qualification for hiring teachers, especially for upper primary levels.

Career Growth:

• Opportunities for better pay packages

• Roles such as Subject Coordinator, Head of Department, or Academic Coordinator

4. Coaching and Tutorial Classes

After REET, you can also venture into private coaching or tuition services, helping students prepare for school exams or competitive exams like:

• NTSE

• Olympiads

• Other state-level scholarship exams

5. Further Education and Competitive Exams

REET qualification can be a stepping stone for further career options:

• Pursue B.Ed. to become a qualified teacher for higher levels or private schools

• Appear for Rajasthan TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) or CTET for broader teaching opportunities

• Prepare for other government exams related to education administration or education department jobs

6. Career in Educational Administration

With experience and higher qualifications, you may move towards roles like:

• Block Education Officer (BEO)

• District Education Officer (DEO)

• Education Inspector

These roles involve administrative oversight and policy implementation in the education sector.

7. Opportunities in NGOs and Social Work

Many NGOs working in the education sector hire qualified teachers for grassroots education projects. This allows you to work on:

• Educational outreach in rural and underprivileged areas

• Special education programs

• Adult literacy campaigns

8. Content Development and Educational Publishing

Qualified teachers can also explore careers in:

• Creating curriculum content

• Writing textbooks or educational material

• Developing e-learning modules and digital content

Why Pathsala Classes is Your Best Partner Post-REET

At Pathsala Classes, our support doesn’t end with helping you clear REET. We guide you towards a meaningful teaching career by:

• Providing career counseling and mentorship

• Offering coaching for B.Ed. and other teaching-related exams

• Helping you develop teaching and communication skills essential for success in classrooms and beyond

Final Thoughts

Clearing REET is the first step toward a fulfilling career in education. With the right preparation, guidance, and continuous learning, you can make a positive impact as a teacher and grow professionally in the education sector. Pathsala Classes is committed to supporting you at every stage of your teaching career journey.