The syllabus for the Teachers' Aptitude Test (TAT) may vary depending on the region or country where it is conducted. Generally, the TAT syllabus is designed to assess the candidates' knowledge, understanding, and aptitude for teaching at the secondary school level. While I can provide you with a general outline of topics that are commonly included in the TAT syllabus, it's important to note that the specific syllabus can vary.

Here are some common areas that are often covered in the TAT syllabus:

1. Pedagogy and Teaching Aptitude:

   - Principles and methods of teaching

   - Educational psychology

   - Classroom management and discipline

   - Learning theories and styles

   - Assessment and evaluation techniques

   - Educational technology and ICT in teaching

2. General Knowledge:

   - Current affairs

   - General science and technology

   - History, geography, and culture

   - Indian polity and governance

   - Environmental studies

3. Subject-Specific Topics:

   - The subject you intend to teach (e.g., English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, etc.)

   - Concepts, theories, and application related to the subject

   - Teaching methodology and strategies specific to the subject

It is crucial to refer to the official notification or syllabus provided by the organizing authority or education board conducting the TAT exam in your region. They will have the most accurate and detailed information about the syllabus and specific topics to be covered in the exam.

I recommend visiting the official website of the education board or authority responsible for the TAT exam in your region to obtain the latest and official syllabus for the exam.

The TAT Secondary School Exam, also known as the Teachers' Aptitude Test for Secondary Schools, is an examination conducted in some regions to assess the aptitude and eligibility of candidates who wish to become secondary school teachers. The specific details and requirements of the exam may vary depending on the country or region where it is conducted.

e most accurate and up-to-date information about TAT cutoff marks, I recommend checking official sources such as the official website of the organization conducting the exam or contacting the relevant education board or authority in your region. They should be able to provide you with the current cutoff marks for the TAT exam.