Teaching
KVS TGT/PGT 2026
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan
Mode
Online
Level
Graduate
Vacancies
3,000+
Fee
₹1,000 (Gen), ₹500 (SC/ST/PH)
Key dates
Notification Release
Jan 2026
Application Last Date
Mar 2026
Admit Card
May 2026
Written Exam
Jun 2026
Interview / Demo Lesson
Aug 2026
Eligibility
- TGT: Graduation in relevant subject with minimum 50% marks + B.Ed degree
- TGT: CTET Paper II qualified (mandatory)
- TGT: Age up to 35 years (relaxation for reserved categories as per GoI norms)
- PGT: Post-graduation in relevant subject with minimum 50% marks + B.Ed degree
- PGT: Age up to 40 years (relaxation for reserved categories as per GoI norms)
Syllabus
- Subject-specific content (English / Hindi / Mathematics / Science / Social Studies)
- Pedagogy and Teaching Methodology
- Child Psychology and Development
- General Knowledge and Current Affairs
- Reasoning Ability and Aptitude
Exam Pattern
- Stage I: Written Test — Subject Knowledge + Teaching Methodology (Objective type)
- Stage II: Interview and Demo Lesson for shortlisted candidates
- TGT paper: 150 questions, 150 marks, 2.5 hours; PGT paper: 150 questions, 150 marks, 2.5 hours
- No negative marking in the written test
Exam overview
KVS TGT/PGT 2026 is a prestigious central government teaching recruitment drive conducted by Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) to fill Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) and Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) vacancies across more than 1,200 Kendriya Vidyalayas nationwide. TGTs teach classes VI to X while PGTs handle classes XI and XII. With over 3,000 vacancies expected, this is one of the most sought-after central teaching jobs offering Pay Level 7 (Rs. 44,900/month basic) for TGT and Pay Level 8 (Rs. 47,600/month basic) for PGT along with DA, HRA, and other central government perks.
The selection process involves a written test covering subject-specific knowledge and teaching methodology followed by an interview and demo lesson for shortlisted candidates. TGT aspirants must be CTET Paper II qualified, which makes rigorous preparation in child development and pedagogy essential alongside the core subject. Candidates should focus on NCERT content for their subject, standard pedagogy texts, and KVS previous year papers. The competition is intense given central government job security and pay, so dedicated preparation of 4–6 months covering all syllabus areas is strongly recommended.
Preparation tip
Start with the syllabus topics listed above, then practice timed mock tests and revise previous year questions weekly.
