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The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act was proposed by the Indian Parliament on 4th August, 200 When did this law come into effect in India except the State of Jammu and Kashmir?"

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TET Language -II Syllabus (as well as TET exams in different states) usually cover these topics:
Parts of speech
Tenses
Types of sentences
Prepositions & articles
Degrees of comparison
Direct and indirect speech
Questions and question tags
Active & passive voice
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Reading comprehension
Composition
Vocabulary
Meaning of idiomatic expressions
Correction of sentences
Sequencing of the sentences in the given paragraph
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