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AP TET Paper 1A Syllabus 2026 PDF: Classes I–V

AP TET Paper 1A syllabus 2026 for Classes I–V with 150-mark pattern, Child Development, Language I, English, Mathematics and Environmental Studies.

Last updated:
9 Aug 2026
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Syllabus overview

AP TET Paper 1A syllabus 2026 for Classes I–V with 150-mark pattern, Child Development, Language I, English, Mathematics and Environmental Studies.

Highlights

AP TET Paper 1A contains 150 MCQs for 150 marks.

All five sections are compulsory and carry 30 marks each.

Language I can be Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil or Odia.

Language II is compulsory English.

Mathematics carries 30 marks.

Environmental Studies carries 30 marks.

Child Development and Pedagogy includes ICT integration.

Quick facts

Exam
Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test
Current cycle
2026
Page type
Syllabus
Conducting body
AP School Education

Detailed syllabus

Who should use the AP TET Paper 1A syllabus?

AP TET Paper 1A is the regular Paper 1 syllabus within the Classes I–V level. Candidates taking this paper should prepare all five compulsory sections rather than selecting a subject option.

The paper differs substantially from Paper 2A because Mathematics and Environmental Studies are compulsory 30-mark components in Paper 1A.

Paper 1A vs Paper 1B

Paper 1A and Paper 1B both contain Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Language I and English. The major distinction is that Paper 1B uses Child Development and Pedagogy specifically framed for Special Education, while Paper 1A uses the regular CDP/ICT syllabus.

Exam pattern

AP TET Paper 1A exam pattern 2026

Subject-wise syllabus

Child Development and Pedagogy with ICT — 30 marks

The syllabus begins with understanding the child, including childhood, family and school socialisation, child-rearing practices, methods of child study and perspectives on growth and development.

Major areas include:

  • growth, development and maturation;
  • social, emotional, language and moral development;
  • play and development;
  • cognition and cognitive development;
  • intelligence and individual differences;
  • Piaget, Vygotsky and other learning perspectives;
  • personality and mental health;
  • learning theories and transfer of learning;
  • children with special needs;
  • inclusive learner-friendly classrooms;
  • pedagogy and teaching-learning approaches;
  • assessment and evaluation;
  • educational policies and Acts;
  • ICT fundamentals and integration.

Language I — 30 marks

Candidates choose the applicable Language I from:

Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil or Odia.

The language syllabus combines content and language methodology. The attached PDF contains separate language-specific sections rather than one universal Language I syllabus.

Language II — English — 30 marks

English covers:

  • vocabulary;
  • synonyms and antonyms;
  • homophones and homonyms;
  • idioms and phrasal verbs;
  • spelling and word formation;
  • grammar;
  • tenses;
  • voice;
  • reported speech;
  • sentence types;
  • clauses;
  • writing conventions;
  • letter, diary, email, paragraph and dialogue writing;
  • dictionary skills;
  • prose and poetry comprehension;
  • English teaching methodology.

The PDF also gives dedicated English-methodology coverage for LSRW skills, approaches and methods of teaching, lesson planning and evaluation.

Mathematics — 30 marks

The official Paper 1A Mathematics syllabus contains 24 marks of content plus 6 marks of methodology.

Major content areas:

  • Numbers
  • Arithmetic
  • Geometry
  • Data Handling
  • Algebra
  • Mensuration

Methodology covers the nature and objectives of Mathematics teaching, teaching methods, remedial measures, TLM/resources, curriculum and textbooks, instructional planning and assessment.

Environmental Studies — 30 marks

EVS combines Science and Social Studies.

Science covers areas such as:

  • living world;
  • plants, animals and humans;
  • food and nutrition;
  • life processes;
  • objects and materials;
  • motion and measurement;
  • light, electricity, magnetism and heat;
  • force, friction and pressure;
  • sound and natural phenomena;
  • transportation and communication;
  • professions and services;
  • environment, air, water and biodiversity.

Social Studies includes:

  • universe and Earth;
  • maps and resources;
  • production, exchange and livelihoods;
  • population and agriculture;
  • political systems and governance;
  • Indian Constitution and government;
  • history and society.

Important tables

Detail: Exam

Current information
Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test

Detail: Current cycle

Current information
2026

Detail: Page type

Current information
Syllabus

Detail: Conducting body

Current information
AP School Education

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