IBA Sample Paper for Teaching License Test 2024

IBA Teaching License Test 2024 Sample Paper | Sindh Education Teaching License Syllabus

Do you want to learn more about the Sindh Education and Literacy Department's Teaching Licence Policy? 

If so, this post will offer you comprehensive information on the Sindh Education Teaching Licence Syllabus, Policy, and Eligibility Criteria. 

The Sindh Education and Literacy Department will hold tests for teaching licences. Government Teachers employed by the Sindh Education and Literacy Department will be granted a teaching licence. 

As a result, the STS IBA Sukkur has released the entire syllabus for the upcoming Sindh Education Department Teaching Licence Test.

IBA Teaching License Test 2024 Syllabus 

IBA Sukkur will administer the teaching licence test for the Sindh Education and Literacy Department. 

IBA STS has released the format and syllabus for the IBA Teaching Licence Test. 

Here is the official link to the IBA Teaching License Test Syllabus. 

IBA Sample Paper for Teaching License Test

To grant teaching licenses to government teachers, IBA will conduct tests. The syllabus for the IBA Teaching License test has already been shared here. 

Furthermore, IBA has published a Teaching License Test Sample Paper to give an idea about the Teaching License Paper pattern. 

Here is the official Sample Paper for the Teaching License Test by IBA Siba Testing Service (STS). 

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Sample Test Paper

Teaching License Test 2024

Note: The total test time is two hours, and the total marks of the test are 100. This sample paper includes only a sample of test items. The actual test paper will contain more MCQs and CRQS to assess the content knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge of candidates. 

Part-I (Content Knowledge)(40% MCQs)

Mathematics Section (Curriculum 1-8)

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

01. The population of the village is 2700. Find the number of children if 1070 are men and 915 are women.

a) 1630

b) 1750

c) 715

d) 270

02. (x+2) (x-4) =

a) x2 -2x-8

b) x2+2x-8

c) x2-6x-8

d) x2+2x-8

Science Section (Curriculum 1-8)

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

1) Carbon dating is used for the estimation of the age of:

a) Light

b) Fossils

c) Gases

d) Plastic

 

2) The process of separating a soluble solid from a solution is known as:

a) Distillation b) Crystallization c) Filtration d) Sublimation

Social Studies Section (Curriculum 1-8) Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

01) Which of the following best describes the primary role of the equator? a) Divides Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres b) Marks the line between the North and South Poles c) Separates Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres d) Serves as the starting point for measuring longitude

02) How did the Indus Valley civilization demonstrate advanced urban planning and engineering skills? a) Complex system of trade and commerce

b) Efficient drainage systems and streets

c) Strict social hierarchies and caste system d) Elaborate religious rituals and ceremonies

English Language Section (Curriculum 1-8) Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

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Part-2 (Pedagogical Knowledge) (60% MCQs)

• Methods of Teaching and Foundation of Education
• Child Development and Education Psychology 
• Classroom Management 
• Classroom Assessment and Test Development and Evaluation 
• School Community and Teacher