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SYLLABUS FOR NTRCA (WRITTEN) EXAMINATION
Post: Assistant Teacher (English)
Subject: English
Subject Code: 302 Exam Duration: Three Hours Full Marks: 100
Instructions:
Candidates will have to answer all the questions from each part of the question. Four questions
have to be answered from Part One (Grammar-20 marks) each question carrying 05 marks. Each
question will have 5 sub -items (e.g. a, b, c, d, e ). From part two, (Translation-10 marks )
candidates have to answer one question carrying 10 marks. From part three (Reading-15 marks)
candidates have to answ er 5 MCQs carrying 5 marks and 5 short questions carrying 10 marks.
From part four, ( Stylistics devices/Ornamentation/ Different Genres of Text -15 marks)
candidates have to write three short notes on given literary/linguistic terms each carrying 5
marks. Finally, from Part- Five (Writing -40 marks) candidates have to answer four questions
each carrying 10 marks. Questions will be prepared following Bloom’s taxonomy of cognitive
learning. A minimum of 20% marks should be allotted to higher -order questions which require
analyzing or creating/synthesizing. There will be no alternative question.
Assessment Targets
The candidates will be able
to …
Contents Marks
• use linguistic
functions
according to
their context
Part: One ( Grammar): 20 Marks
• Preposition: Concept and Applications of
preposition
• Subject –verb Agreement, Study of verbs, Use of
Tenses
• Sentences (Changing) (Types of sentences:
affirmative, negative, interrogative, imperative,
exclamatory, simple, complex, compound,
Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs,
Active/Passive Voice
• Direct and Indirect Speeches
• Correction ( Article, preposition, verb, subject-verb
agreement, punctuation and cohesive devices)
• Use of cohesive devices such as connectors, linkers
etc.
• Phrases and idioms
• Completing sentences,
• Modal Auxiliaries
(Note: Four questions will be set from the above
mentioned topics each question carrying 05 marks)
5×4=20