Primary Teacher Exam Syllabus
বাংলায় পড়তে চাও? দেখো: প্রাথমিক শিক্ষক নিয়োগ পরীক্ষার সিলেবাস
The great advantage of the primary teacher exam is that its syllabus is familiar and bounded. The questions sit near secondary level, so a large part of preparation can be finished from the board textbooks.
What the four subjects contain
| Subject | Chapters that appear most |
|---|---|
| Bangla | Grammar, spelling, synonyms and antonyms, literature |
| English | Grammar, vocabulary, correct usage |
| Mathematics | Percentage, profit and loss, average, area, simplification |
| General knowledge | Bangladesh, international, everyday science |
Why the board texts go far here
Questions here frequently follow the language and examples of the secondary textbooks. Reading the class 9–10 Bangla grammar, English grammar and mathematics texts properly is therefore far more effective than buying a shelf of guides — and considerably cheaper.
An order of preparation
- Start with mathematics — it is a habit and needs time.
- Run Bangla grammar alongside, a chapter a day.
- Then English grammar, area by area.
- General knowledge across the whole period, a little daily.
- In the last month, only past papers and your error notebook.
Why past papers matter here
The shape of the questions here has been fairly stable across years, so working past papers is not merely practice — it is effectively a second reading of the syllabus. Build a tally of how often each chapter has appeared and the decision about where to spend time makes itself.
Subjects and the mark split are set in each recruitment circular; check the current one on the primary education directorate’s official site.
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Frequently asked questions
The class 9–10 Bangla grammar, English grammar and mathematics texts are a sufficient base, plus a compilation of past papers.
Mathematics, because it is a habit and takes the longest to settle. The others can run alongside.
Very. The question shapes have been stable across years, so past papers are effectively a second reading of the syllabus.
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