DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher Syllabus 2026 – Exam Pattern, Section-Wise Topics & PDF

By: Saurabh Ninawe

On: 14/06/2026

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Check the complete DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher Syllabus 2026 with section-wise topics, exam pattern, marking scheme, and direct PDF download link. Prepare smarter for the CBT exam.

Overview :

The DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher Syllabus 2026 covers two broad sections: Section A (General Aptitude) and Section B (Subject-Specific and Teaching Methodology). The exam is conducted online as a computer-based test (CBT), carrying a total of 200 marks across 200 questions, with a duration of 2 hours and a negative marking of 0.25 per wrong answer.

ParameterDetails
Conducting BodyDelhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB)
Post NameDomestic Science Teacher
Post Code42/26
Total Vacancies129
Mode of ExamOnline (Computer-Based Test)
Total Sections2 (Section A and Section B)
Total Questions200
Total Marks200
Exam Duration2 Hours
Marks per Question1 Mark
Negative Marking0.25 marks per wrong answer
Selection ProcessCBT → Document Verification

DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher Syllabus 2026 PDF :

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DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher Exam Pattern 2026 :

SectionSubjectNo. of QuestionsMarks
Section AGeneral Awareness2020
 General Intelligence & Reasoning Ability2020
 Arithmetical & Numerical Ability2020
 Hindi Language & Comprehension2020
 English Language & Comprehension2020
Section BSubject Concerned + Teaching Methodology100100
Total 200200

Key Points to Remember:

  • The total duration for both sections combined is 2 hours.
  • Each correct answer carries 1 mark; each wrong answer deducts 0.25 marks.
  • Unattempted questions carry no negative marking.
  • The exam is conducted entirely in online/CBT mode.

Selection Process :

CBT → Document Verification

Subject Wise Syllabus :

DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher Syllabus 2026 – Section B

Section B is the most decisive part of the exam, carrying 100 marks and covering a wide range of topics from Domestic Science, Home Science, and Teaching Education. Candidates who have studied Home Science at the graduate or postgraduate level will recognize much of this content, but the breadth of topics demands systematic revision.

Domestic Science Subject Topics (Teaching Methodology Included)

The subject-specific portion spans applied sciences, nutrition, textile and apparel science, human development, consumer studies, and more. The full list of topics as per the official syllabus is given below:

  • Applied Physical Sciences – Chemistry and Physics
  • Foundation of Food and Nutrition (Children, Adolescents, Adults, Elderly, and Public Nutrition)
  • Introduction to Human Development and Human Resource Management
  • Development in Early Years, Childhood and Middle Childhood
  • Foundation of Resource Management
  • Fabric and Apparel Science – Design and Construction
  • Applied Life Sciences – Botany, Zoology, Biotechnology and Cell Biology
  • Personal Finance and Consumer Studies
  • Space Planning and Design
  • Fashion Studies
  • Gender and Society, Culture and Social Justice
  • Fundamentals of Psychology – Behavioral Processes
  • Resources and Sustainable Development
  • Economics
  • Nutritional Biochemistry
  • Diet Therapy
  • Design Appreciation – Concepts and Applications
  • Child Rights in Adulthood and Social Action
  • Indian Textile Heritage
  • Training and Advocacy
  • Entrepreneurship Development and Management
  • Physiology in Promotive Health
  • Principles of Food Processing
  • Ergonomic Design
  • Total Quality Management
  • Childhood Disability
  • Dyeing and Printing
  • Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations
  • Technical Writing in English, Computational Skills and Human Communication
  • Extension Program – Design and Management
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Care and Well-being in Human Development
  • Marketing and Merchandising

Teaching Education and Methodology Topics

In addition to subject knowledge, candidates are assessed on their understanding of pedagogy and educational processes. These topics reflect the B.Ed.-level knowledge expected of a trained teacher.

  • Learning and Teaching
  • Language across the Curriculum
  • Understanding Discipline and Subject
  • Gender, School and Society
  • Pedagogy of a School Subject
  • Knowledge and Curriculum
  • Assessment for Learning
  • Creating an Inclusive School
  • Childhood and Growing Up
    • Drama and Art in Education

Important Topics for Exam :

  • Prioritize Section B. With 100 marks at stake, your domain knowledge in Domestic Science, nutrition, and teaching methodology is the biggest differentiator. Give it at least 60-65% of your preparation time.
  • Cover Section A systematically. The five General Aptitude subjects follow predictable question patterns. Use standard government exam preparation resources for Reasoning, Maths, and Language sections.
  • Practise with negative marking in mind. With a 0.25 deduction per wrong answer, avoid random guessing. Attempt questions only when you have reasonable confidence.
  • Refer to NCERT and Home Science textbooks. For topics like Food and Nutrition, Textile Science, and Human Development, Class 11-12 and undergraduate-level Home Science books form the most reliable base.
  • Revise teaching methodology from B.Ed. notes. Topics like Pedagogy, Inclusive Education, and Assessment for Learning are standard B.Ed. curriculum topics that are directly testable.

Check Full Syllabus: Latest Syllabus

FAQ:

How many questions are there in the DSSSB Domestic Science Teacher exam?

The CBT has 200 questions carrying 200 marks 100 questions in Section A and 100 questions in Section B.

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