CIT Integrated MSc CET Pattern 2021: Know Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

Q: What is the eligibility criteria for CIT Integrated MSc CET exam?

Programme Eligibility Criteria MSc Software Systems The candidate should have passed their Class 12 from a recognised board with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as subjects of study. Also, other than SC/ST, the candidate needs to have secured a minimum of 75% and above in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Computer Science.

Q: What is the eligibility for MSc Decision and Computing Sciences for appearing in CIT Integrated MSc CET exam?

Programme Eligibility Criteria MSc Decision and Computing Sciences The candidate should have passed their Class 12 from a recognised board with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as subjects of study. Also, other than SC/ST, the candidate needs to have secured a minimum of 75% and above in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Computer Science. OR Should have done one subject from the two categories: Category A: Mathematics/Business Mathematics/Statistics Category B: Commerce/Economics/Accountancy/Computer Science

By Manisha Kumari, Associate Senior Executive

The CIT MSc CET exam 2021 date has not been released yet. The exam pattern of CIT MSc CET 2021 is not out yet. However, last year's paper was of two parts – Main and Advanced. Main part of the exam contained questions on subjects such as English, General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning. On the other hand, Advanced part of CIT MSc CET mainly contained subject-related questions.

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CIT MSc CET Exam Pattern Highlights
CIT MSc CET Exam Pattern 2021
CIT MSc CET Marking Scheme 2021
FAQs Regarding CIT MSc CET Exam Pattern

CIT MSc CET Exam Pattern Highlights

CIT MSc CET is conducted in offline mode. Total number of questions in the exam paper are 54 that candidates need to complete in a duration of 120 minutes.

Exam Structure	Details
Number of sections	5 (English & General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning, and Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics)
Duration of exam	120 minutes
Number of questions	54
Total Marks	100
Language of paper	English
Number of answer choices	4
Mode of examination	Offline
CAT Marking scheme	Main paper: +1 marks for correct answer, -0.5 mark for incorrect answer Advanced paper: +3 marks for correct answer, -1.5 mark for incorrect answer

CIT MSc CET Exam Pattern 2021

The exam pattern for CIT MSc CET 2021 is not out yet. However, for complete clarity on CIT MSc CET exam pattern, candidates can refer the previous year's exam pattern below.

Section	Number of Questions	Total Marks
Main Part
A (English & General Knowledge)	10	10
B (Logical Reasoning)	10	10
C (Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics)	11	11
Advanced Part
D (Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics)	17	51
E (Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics)	3 statement problems with 2 questions each = 6	18
Total	54	100

CIT MSc CET Marking Scheme 2021

CIT MSc CET marking scheme 2021 is not out yet. However, the table given below provides a brief of the marking scheme, to be followed for CIT MSc CET 2021:

Particulars	Main Paper	Advanced Paper
Correct Answer	+1	+3
Incorrect Answer	-0.5	-1.5
Un-attempted Question	0	0

Q: How many questions are there in CIT MSc CET exam?

Q: Is there negative marking in CIT MSc CET?

Q: Will marks be deducted for blank answers?

Q. What's the duration of entrance test?

Q. Can I give the paper in Hindi?

FAQs Regarding CIT MSc CET Exam Pattern

Here are some FAQs on CIT Integrated MSc CET exam Pattern:

Commonly asked questions

Q: What is the CIT Integrated MSc CET exam pattern for general part?

Candidates can refer the previous year's exam pattern below.

Section	Number of Questions	Total Marks
Main Part
A (English & General Knowledge)	10	10
B (Logical Reasoning)	10	10
C (Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics)	11	11

Q: What is the eligibility criteria for CIT Integrated MSc CET exam?

Programme	Eligibility Criteria
MSc Software Systems	The candidate should have passed their Class 12 from a recognised board with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as subjects of study. Also, other than SC/ST, the candidate needs to have secured a minimum of 75% and above in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Computer Science.

Q: What is the eligibility for MSc Decision and Computing Sciences for appearing in CIT Integrated MSc CET exam?

Programme

Eligibility Criteria

MSc Decision and Computing Sciences

The candidate should have passed their Class 12 from a recognised board with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as subjects of study. Also, other than SC/ST, the candidate needs to have secured a minimum of 75% and above in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Computer Science.

Should have done one subject from the two categories:

Category A: Mathematics/Business Mathematics/Statistics

Category B: Commerce/Economics/Accountancy/Computer Science