KVS TGT Math Previous Year Paper – Download PDFs

1. Start With NCERT

•NCERT (Class 6–10) builds a strong conceptual base, which KVS directly tests.

•Questions often come from basic NCERT patterns, especially in arithmetic and algebra.

•Solve all examples and exercise questions to understand logic-based problem-solving.

•NCERT diagrams and constructions help with geometry-related MCQs.

2. Practice 10+ KVS TGT Maths Previous Year Papers

•PYQs reveal the exact level of difficulty and types of questions asked.

•You will identify which topics repeat every year (like Algebra, Mensuration, Geometry).

•Practicing 10–15 PYQs improves speed, accuracy, and real-exam confidence.

•It also shows your weak topics, helping you focus your study.

3. Time Yourself While Solving Papers

•Solve each full paper within 3 hours, just like the real exam.

•Timing builds exam stamina and teaches you to avoid spending too long on one question.

•Helps create a natural rhythm for attempting 150 questions efficiently.

•You will learn when to skip, when to guess logically, and how to manage pressure.

4. Make a “Mistake Notebook”

•Maintain a dedicated notebook listing mistakes topic-wise.

•Write down incorrect methods, calculation errors, and tricky questions.

•Revise this notebook every week—this improves accuracy faster than new study material.

•By exam time, your common errors reduce significantly.

5. Strengthen High-Weightage Chapters

From previous year trends, the most scoring chapters are:

• Algebra

•Highest weightage

•Includes polynomials, linear equations, quadratic concepts

• Mensuration

•Mix of straightforward and tricky formula-based questions

•Frequent in every paper

• Number System

•Concept-based MCQs from NCERT

•Questions based on divisibility, HCF-LCM, properties

• Geometry

•Figures, angles, circles, triangles

•Pure NCERT-based

• Trigonometry

•Formula-based scoring section

•Mostly direct application questions

Why focus here?

80–90% of questions come from these core chapters, making them must-prepare topics.

6. Attempt Full-Length Mock Tests

•Take at least 15–20 mock tests before the exam.

•Helps develop speed, accuracy, and comfort with MCQ challenges.

•You learn to eliminate wrong options instead of solving fully, which saves time.

•Score analysis from mock tests shows your strong and weak zones.

7. Revise Pedagogy Regularly

Many candidates ignore the 40-mark pedagogy section—but it’s a game-changer.

Revise important pedagogy topics:

•Learning theories (Piaget, Vygotsky, Bruner)

•Teaching methods & strategies

•Child development basics

•Inclusive education principles

•NEP 2020 key points

•School leadership & management concepts

A strong pedagogy score can clear your cutoff even if Maths is moderately attempted.

8. Stay Calm & Consistent

•Maintain consistency—study 3–4 hours daily instead of last-week cramming.

•In the final week, focus only on formula revision and PYQs.

•Avoid stress; take short breaks to maintain mental clarity.

•Confidence + practice = best performance in the exam hall.