Read here what test-takers have to say about the difficulty level of the TS ICET 2021 Afternoon Session of August 19th.
Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) conducted the second session of TS ICET 2021 from 2:30 PM to 5 PM on August 19. The morning or the forenoon session for TS ICET was conducted from 10 PM to 12:30 PM.
As the afternoon shift of the TS ICET 2021 exam is over, Shiksha.com got in touch with a few test-takers to know their experience of the exam. Here is a detailed TS ICET 2021 exam analysis and student reaction after the afternoon session of TS ICET 2021. Identical to the morning session, test takers encountered a bad user interface in the TS ICET 2021, 19 August AN session as well. Several test-takers complained of laggy computer systems that required multiple scrolls to read one question.
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As per the test-takers, all the COVID-19 safety guidelines were followed inside the test centre. TSCHE officials were constantly guiding test takers to avoid any kind of interaction even before and after the test. Social distancing measures were in place because the reporting time was set one and a half hours before the commencement time. That extensively helped in avoiding crowds outside and inside the centre.
Identical to the trends, students found Mathematical Ability the toughest section, and Communication Ability as the easiest section. The Analytical Ability section in the TS ICET 2021 AN session was time-consuming yet doable according to some test takers. With a bad UI of CBT, candidates found answering all the questions difficult within 150 minutes. One can expect a 160+ as a good attempt. Some test-takers said they could have answered all the questions within the time if the computer-based test had a better user interface.
- TS ICET Exam Analysis: Key Highlights
- TS ICET 2021 Section Wise Difficulty Level
- TS ICET Section Wise Exam Analysis of August 19 AN Session
TS ICET Exam Analysis: Key Highlights
- The overall paper of the TS ICET 2021 Afternoon session was easy to moderate
- As expected by the test-takers, the Mathematical Ability section was the toughest yet experts found the afternoon session had easier questions from Maths
- The Analytical Ability section was time-consuming yet candidates found it doable
- The Communication Ability section of TS ICET was the easiest of all
- An attempt of 160+ questions is considered a good attempt
- Profit-loss, Percentages from Arithmetical Ability, and few topics from Statistical Ability had the most weightage in the Mathematical Ability section
- The Analytical Ability section had maximum questions from Data Analysis, Date, Time & Arrangement Problems.
- The Communication Ability section had maximum questions from functional grammar
- Test takers complained about a bad user interface
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TS ICET 2021 Section Wise Difficulty Level
The TS ICET 2021 question paper was in similar lines as previous years with no surprise elements. Check the sectional difficulty level in the August 19, Afternoon session of TS ICET 2021 below.
| Section |
No. Of Questions |
Good Attempt |
Level of Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Analytical Ability |
75 |
60-70 |
Moderate |
| Mathematical Ability |
75 |
55-65 |
Moderate to Tough |
| Communication Ability |
50 |
50+ |
Easy |
| Total |
200 |
165 - 185 |
Moderate |
TS ICET Section Wise Exam Analysis of August 19 AN Session
Telangana State Integrated Common Entrance Test has three sections, namely, Analytical Ability, Mathematical Ability and Communication Ability. Questions in all three sections are from the following topics
Analytical Ability
- Data Sufficiency: 20 Questions
- Problem Solving: 55 Questions
Mathematical Ability
- Arithmetical Ability: 35 Questions
- Algebraical & Geometrical Ability: 30 Questions
- Statistical Ability: 10 Questions
Communication Ability
- Vocabulary: 10 Questions
- Business & Computer Terminology: 10 Questions
- Functional Grammar: 15 Questions
- Reading Comprehension: 15 Questions
In comparison to the forenoon session, the afternoon session was considerably on the easier side. In addition, there were no surprise elements in the exam and the difficulty pattern was in line with the previous sessions.
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