DSSSB PRT

It is a recruitment examination for primary teacher posts under departments of the Government of NCT of Delhi, conducted by the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board. The Board recruits staff for user departments through written tests, professional tests and interviews wherever desired. Always confirm the post code and advertisement number in the official vacancy notice before applying.

The Board's notices refer to online computer based examinations, and the site provides a link for an online exam mock test. Questions are multiple choice. The exact number of questions, duration and marking scheme are set out in the advertisement and scheme documents for the specific post, so read those rather than relying on general figures.

Difficulty comes from breadth rather than depth. Five domains carry equal weight, so candidates strong in arithmetic but weak in Hindi or English comprehension lose heavily. The reasoning and numerical sections reward timed practice, while the language sections reward regular reading. Attempt the official question banks for past online exams to calibrate your level.

The source material available here does not state the marking scheme or cut-off rules. Do not assume either way. Check the examination scheme and the advertisement for your post code on the official website, and read the general instructions to candidates, which normally cover marking, timing and permitted materials.

Retake rules are not stated in the available source, so no limit can be confirmed here. In practice, candidates usually reappear in a later advertisement for the same post if they remain eligible. Verify eligibility conditions and any restrictions in the current vacancy notice and the Board's instructions to applicants.

Start with the two language sections and arithmetic, because they improve slowly and reward daily practice. Add reasoning in short timed sets to build speed. Keep general awareness as a light daily habit rather than a cramming subject. Finish with full-length mock tests under timed conditions, then review errors by domain.

The Board publishes draft answer keys, final answer keys, results and rejection notices as dated items on its website. Draft keys are typically displayed first, giving candidates a window to raise objections, followed by final keys. Check the notices page after your exam date and keep your admit card and roll number handy.

Ignoring one language section until the end, practising reasoning without a timer, and relying on outdated third-party summaries of the scheme or syllabus. Another frequent error is missing corrigenda that revise vacancies or post codes. Read the official notice for your post code and re-check it before the exam.

The Board issues notifications listing online examinations scheduled across a date range and provides a link to download e-admit cards. Your exact date, shift and centre appear on the admit card, not in the general notification. Download it as soon as the link opens and check the address in advance.