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Book list|| Assistant Teacher|| Varg 3 ||CGVYAPAM|| 2026

This video provides a book list and study strategy for the Assistant Teacher (Varg 3) CGVYAPAM 2026 examination. The speaker recommends specific books and approaches for each subject to help candidates prepare effectively. Here's a breakdown of the recommendations: Child Development and Pedagogy (CDP): (0:24) HR Publication's book on "Child Development and Pedagogy" (0:31-0:35). Alternatively, complete CDP from Lucent's book (1:03-1:08) and pedagogy from Himanshi Ma'am or Sachin Sir's classes on YouTube (1:11-1:18). For previous year questions, use Pariksha Ghatnachakra's book (1:54-2:00) which compiles questions from CTET, TET, and teacher recruitment exams (2:02-2:19). Language (Hindi & English): (3:21) Speedy's general Hindi and English books (3:24-3:31). For Hindi, the speaker also suggests HR Publication's objective book (3:52-3:56) for previous year questions (3:49-3:52). Mathematics: (4:13) SD Yadav's book (4:21-4:22). R.S. Aggarwal's book (4:38-4:41). Alternatively, complete Mathematics from 6th to 10th grade CG Board books (4:45-4:50). Environmental Studies: (4:57) Drishti IAS book on Environment and Ecology (5:07-5:12). Watch UPSC marathon videos on YouTube for environmental studies (5:26-5:32) and make notes (5:32-5:34). Computer: (6:08) Hariram Patel's objective computer book (6:12-6:17) which includes explanations for important topics (6:23-6:29). General Knowledge: (7:00) Lucent's GK book (7:02-7:04), specifically the Chhattisgarh-specific edition (7:07-7:09). Alternatively, follow Speedy for complete GK (8:18-8:20). The speaker advises against buying all-in-one guidebooks (8:27-8:34) due to their limited content and low effectiveness (8:38-8:45). He also cautions against joining online coaching classes without reviewing them (8:50-8:55), as many provide old recorded videos (8:58-9:05). The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of solving previous year questions (9:36-9:39) and taking mock tests (9:53-9:55) to habituate oneself to the exam pattern (9:57-10:01).