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CG Vyapam Lecturer LSL26 Syllabus 2026: Unit-wise Marks for All 8 Subjects

Every LSL26 lecturer paper is 100 marks: 60 subject, 15 pedagogy, 25 language and general studies. Here are the unit-wise marks for Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Physics, Political Science, History, Geography and Economics from the official SCERT syllabus.

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The LSL26 exam is one objective paper of 100 questions, 1 mark each, in 2 hours, with one fourth of a mark deducted for each wrong answer. The syllabus for each subject is a separate PDF issued with SCERT Chhattisgarh's signature on the LSL26 syllabus page. The PDFs are scanned images, so their text cannot be searched. This page types out the marks. Dates and eligibility are on the recruitment page.

One paper, three parts

PartContentMarks
AYour subject60
BEducational psychology, assessment and evaluation, pedagogy, pedagogical attitudes15
CGeneral Hindi, general English, mental ability, computers, general knowledge25
Total100

Forty of the 100 marks are the same for every subject. A candidate who is strong in the subject but ignores Parts B and C is giving away 40 percent of the paper.

Part A: unit-wise marks by subject

Hindi (हिंदी)

UnitMarks
पद्य खंड (poetry)10
गद्य खंड (prose)10
हिंदी भाषा का क्रमिक विकास (development of Hindi)10
व्यावहारिक व्याकरण (applied grammar)15
प्रयोजनमूलक हिंदी, सृजनात्मक लेखन एवं मौलिक अभिव्यक्ति (functional Hindi and creative writing)10
छत्तीसगढ़ी भाषा व साहित्य (Chhattisgarhi language and literature)5

English. Part A is 60 marks across four areas, without a split: grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and pedagogy of language development.

Sanskrit (संस्कृत)

UnitMarks
व्याकरण (grammar)15
वाक्य रचना (sentence construction)15
काव्यांश (poetry passages)15
गद्यांश (prose passages)15

Physics (भौतिकी)

UnitMarks
Modern and nuclear physics15
Gravitation and thermodynamics15
Mechanics, sound and light15
Electrodynamics and magnetism15

Political Science (राजनीति शास्त्र)

UnitMarks
Constitution of India and governance30
Contemporary world politics15
Politics in India since independence15

History (इतिहास)

UnitMarks
Ancient Indian history15
Medieval India15
Modern India20
European history10

Geography (भूगोल)

UnitMarks
Geography as a discipline, the earth, climate, ocean water and life on earth25
World population, economic activities, India's population and resources, planning and sustainable development15
Geography of India, geography of Chhattisgarh, map work (world, India, Chhattisgarh)20

Economics (अर्थशास्त्र)

UnitMarks
Introduction to economics and statistics15
Development of the Indian economy15
Microeconomics15
Macroeconomics15

Two details stand out. Political Science puts half of Part A, 30 marks, on the Constitution and governance. Hindi has a separate 5-mark unit on Chhattisgarhi language and literature, which is not in a standard MA Hindi course.

Part B: pedagogy, 15 marks

The same for all subjects. The official list covers:

  • Educational psychology: human development (physical, mental, emotional, social, moral), adolescence, guidance and counselling, factors affecting learning, learning theories, intelligence, creativity, children with special needs, individual differences, personality theories, adjustment and motivation.
  • Assessment and evaluation: types of assessment, continuous and comprehensive evaluation, achievement tests and their construction, assignments, portfolios and rubrics, feedback, qualities of a good test.
  • Pedagogy: nature and scope of subjects, aims of education under the National Curriculum Frameworks of 2005 and 2023, curriculum construction and the state curriculum framework, lesson plans, teaching methods and learning resources.
  • Pedagogical attitudes: knowledge and learning, teaching as a profession, constructivist classrooms, professional development of teachers, and gender in education.

Part C: language and general studies, 25 marks

Five blocks of 5 marks each:

BlockWhat it covers
General Hindiवर्ण, लिंग, वचन, काल, संज्ञा से कारक तक, समास, संधि, अशुद्धियाँ, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, तत्सम-तद्भव, पर्यायवाची, विलोम, वाक्यांश के लिए एक शब्द
General EnglishNumber and gender, parts of speech, prepositions and conjunctions, synonyms and antonyms, one-word substitution, spellings, idioms, active and passive voice, sentence types, punctuation
Mental abilityAnalogies, number and letter series, coding, hidden figures, matching figures, cubes
ComputersHardware and software, CPU, memory, printers, operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux), MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint, email, internet search, viruses, storage devices
General knowledgeConstitution, Indian history and the freedom movement, geography, Indian economy, general science, Chhattisgarh (history, geography, polity, economy, schemes, awards, folk songs, personalities), and the National Education Policy 2020 (Part 1, school education)

How to split your time

With 100 questions in 120 minutes, you have 72 seconds a question. With one fourth deducted for a wrong answer, a guess among four options is only worth making if you can rule out at least one option.

Part B and Part C questions are usually quicker to read. Aim to finish those 40 in about 35 minutes, leaving about 85 minutes for the 60 subject questions. NEP 2020 and NCF 2023 appear in both Part B and Part C, so one revision covers two parts.

A practice paper with the same negative marking is on the practice page.

Frequently Asked Questions

On the LSL26 syllabus page of cgssb.cgstate.gov.in, one PDF for each of the eight subjects. They are signed by SCERT Chhattisgarh, Raipur.

The structure is the same: general Hindi, general English, mental ability, computers and general knowledge, 5 marks each. Part B, pedagogy, is also common.

Yes. One fourth of the mark is deducted for a wrong answer or for more than one circle. A blank question gets zero.

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