CG Vyapam Lecturer Syllabus 2026 Released: Subject-Wise Exam Pattern & PDF for 854 Vacancies

CG Vyapam Lecturer Syllabus 2026 Released for 854 Vacancies

The Chhattisgarh Staff Selection Board (CGSSB), also known as CG Vyapam, has officially released the syllabus for the Lecturer recruitment examination 2026. This recruitment drive, conducted under the Department of Lok Shikshan Sanchalanaya, Chhattisgarh, aims to fill a total of 854 Lecturer posts in the E-cadre and T-cadre. The exam is identified as LSL26, and the syllabus has been uploaded for all eight subjects on the official website. Candidates preparing for this exam must understand the paper structure thoroughly to plan their study strategy effectively.

Exam Pattern Overview

The CG Vyapam Lecturer exam is a single-paper objective test conducted offline using an OMR sheet. The paper carries a total of 100 marks and consists of 100 multiple-choice questions, with each question worth 1 mark. The duration of the exam is 2 hours. A crucial aspect to note is the negative marking scheme, where 1/4th mark is deducted for every wrong answer. This makes accuracy just as important as knowledge.

The question paper is divided into three parts:

• Part A: Subject Paper - 60 Marks
• Part B: Educational Psychology, Assessment and Evaluation in Education, Pedagogy, Pedagogical Attitudes - 15 Marks
• Part C: Language Knowledge and General Studies - 25 Marks

Part A carries the highest weight, making strong subject knowledge the key to success. Parts B and C are common for all candidates regardless of their subject specialization.

Subject-Wise Syllabus for Part A

The Part A syllabus varies for each of the eight subjects. Below is a detailed breakdown of topics and unit-wise marks to help candidates prioritize their preparation.

Hindi (60 Marks)

• Poetry Section (पद्य खंड) - 10 Marks
• Prose Section (गद्य खंड) - 10 Marks
• Gradual Development of Hindi Language - 10 Marks
• Practical Grammar - 15 Marks
• Purposeful Hindi Skills Test, Creative Writing, and Original Expression - 10 Marks
• Chhattisgarhi Language and Literature - 5 Marks

English (60 Marks)

The English paper covers four main areas together worth 60 marks: Grammar-based Questions, Vocabulary-based Questions, Reading Comprehension Questions, and Pedagogy of Language Development.

Sanskrit (60 Marks)

• Grammar (व्याकरण) - 15 Marks
• Sentence Formation (वाक्य रचना) - 15 Marks
• Poetry Extract (काव्यांश) - 15 Marks
• Prose Extract (गद्यांश) - 15 Marks

Physics (60 Marks)

• Modern and Nuclear Physics - 15 Marks
• Gravitation and Thermodynamics - 15 Marks
• Mechanics, Sound and Light - 15 Marks
• Electrodynamics and Magnetism - 15 Marks

Political Science (60 Marks)

• Constitution and Governance of India - 30 Marks
• Contemporary World Politics - 15 Marks
• Politics in Independent India - 15 Marks

History (60 Marks)

• Ancient Indian History - 15 Marks
• Medieval India - 15 Marks
• Modern Indian History - 20 Marks
• European History - 10 Marks

Geography (60 Marks)

• Geography as a Subject, Earth, Climate, Oceanic Water, and Life on Earth - 25 Marks
• World Population, Economic Activities, India's Population and Resources, Planning, and Sustainable Development - 15 Marks
• Geography of India, Geography of Chhattisgarh, Map Work - 20 Marks

Economics (60 Marks)

• Introduction to Economics and Statistics - 15 Marks
• Development of the Indian Economy - 15 Marks
• Microeconomics - 15 Marks
• Macroeconomics - 15 Marks

Part B: Education (15 Marks, Common for All)

This section covers four key areas. Educational Psychology includes human development, learning, intelligence, creativity, special needs children, individual differences, personality, motivation, and adjustment. Assessment and Evaluation covers meaning and types of assessment, continuous and comprehensive evaluation, assessment tools, and achievement tests. Pedagogy covers the nature and scope of subjects, student inquiry, aims of education as per NCF 2005 and 2023, curriculum, lesson planning, and teaching methods. Pedagogical Attitudes covers knowledge and learning, teaching as a profession, constructivist learning, teacher's professional development, and gender perspective in education.

Part C: Language Knowledge and General Studies (25 Marks, Common for All)

This section is divided into five sub-sections of 5 marks each:

• General Hindi: Vowels, consonants, gender, number, tense, noun, pronouns, compounds, sandhi, common mistakes, prefixes, suffixes, synonyms, antonyms, and one-word substitution.
• General English: Number, gender, articles, parts of speech, prepositions, conjunctions, synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution, spelling, idioms, active/passive voice, types of sentences, and punctuation.
• General Mental Ability: Reasoning, analogy, number and letter series, spatial relations, odd one out, coding-decoding, and pattern-based questions.
• Computer Education: Computer basics, hardware and software, printers, operating systems, MS Office, internet and email, antivirus and security, multimedia, storage devices, and search engines.
• General Knowledge: Indian Constitution, history and freedom struggle, geography, Indian economy, general science, Chhattisgarh GK, and National Education Policy 2020 (School Education).

How to Download the Syllabus PDF

Candidates can download the official syllabus PDF from the CG Vyapam website subject-wise. The direct download links are available on the official portal. It is advisable to download the syllabus for your specific subject and keep a printed copy for reference during preparation.

Preparation Tips

Given the negative marking, candidates should focus on accuracy rather than attempting all questions. Part A requires deep subject knowledge, so allocate maximum preparation time to your chosen subject. Parts B and C are common and can be prepared using standard resources. Regular practice with mock tests will help improve speed and accuracy. Understanding the unit-wise marks distribution will help you prioritize high-weight topics first.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. How many total vacancies are there in CG Vyapam Lecturer Recruitment 2026?
Ans. A total of 854 Lecturer vacancies have been announced.

Q2. What is the exam duration and total marks?
Ans. The exam is of 2 hours duration with a total of 100 marks.

Q3. Is there negative marking in the CG Vyapam Lecturer exam?
Ans. Yes, 1/4th mark is deducted for each wrong answer.

Q4. Which subjects are included in the Lecturer recruitment?
Ans. The eight subjects are Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Physics, Political Science, History, Geography, and Economics.

Q5. Are Parts B and C common for all subjects?
Ans. Yes, Part B (Education) and Part C (Language Knowledge and General Studies) are common for all candidates.

Candidates are advised to download the syllabus PDF for their subject and start preparing systematically. Keep visiting the official website for updates on exam dates and admit cards.