School of Science launches free STGT mock tests and seminar classes from January 4, 2026. The initiative aims to boost exam preparation, provide expert guidance, and support aspirants from diverse backgrounds preparing for competitive teaching examinations.
The School of Science, a reputed and trusted name in competitive examination coaching, has announced a major academic initiative aimed at supporting aspirants preparing for the Selection Test for Graduate Teachers (STGT). The institution will organize free mock tests and seminar classes exclusively for STGT candidates from January 4, 2026, providing structured guidance and strategic preparation support at no cost.
This initiative is specifically designed for STGT aspirants specializing in Social Science, Physical Science, and Biological Science. According to the institution, the primary objective is to help candidates assess their current level of preparation, gain clarity on the latest examination pattern, and improve their time management skills under real exam-like conditions. By offering free access to quality academic resources, the School of Science aims to make competitive exam preparation more inclusive and result-oriented.
As part of the programme, five full-length mock tests will be conducted, particularly on Sundays, beginning from January 4. The remaining mock tests are scheduled for January 11, January 18, January 25, and February 1, 2026. These tests will be designed strictly according to the STGT examination pattern to help aspirants identify strengths, pinpoint weak areas, and refine their exam strategy well in advance.
In addition to mock tests, the institution will conduct three days of intensive seminar classes from January 19 to January 21, 2026. These sessions will focus on key areas such as detailed syllabus analysis, subject-wise preparation techniques, effective revision strategies, and common mistakes to avoid during the examination. The seminar classes will be led by experienced faculty members and subject experts associated with the School of Science, ensuring practical insights and exam-oriented guidance.
The management of the School of Science highlighted that the institution has already produced 346 successful STGT candidates across various streams, reflecting its consistent academic performance and student-centric teaching methodology. The institution believes that timely guidance, expert mentorship, and systematic evaluation play a crucial role in improving success rates in highly competitive examinations like STGT.
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A special emphasis has been placed on supporting candidates from Tribal communities and Economically Weaker Sections of society, who often face challenges in accessing quality coaching due to financial constraints. By offering this initiative completely free of cost, the School of Science aims to promote inclusive education and merit-based success, ensuring that deserving candidates receive equal opportunities to excel.
Interested STGT aspirants are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen their preparation, gain expert insights, and build confidence ahead of the examination. The institution believes that such initiatives not only enhance individual success but also contribute to building a stronger and more competent teaching workforce for the future.
