TSICET Exam Analysis 2025 (June 8): Get detailed Question Paper Analysis & Review

Result - 7 Jul '25

This exam is conducted for courses given below:

Updated on Jun 10, 2025 13:45 IST

By Abhishek Dhawan, Assistant Manager – Editorial Content

TG ICET 2025 Exam Analysis: The Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) has successfully conducted TG ICET 2025 exam. Candidates found the overall difficulty of the TG ICET 2925 exam to be moderate. All shifts had a similar difficulty level with Mathematical Ability being the toughest section this year. There were no surprise elements in the TG ICET 2025 exam.

TG ICET 2025 exam analysis refers to the detailed audit of the exam in terms of overall and sectional difficulty level, type of questions, important topics, marking scheme and surprise elements. TSICET analysis helps to gauge the expected cutoff that would help test takers to predict MBA/MCA colleges based on TG ICET 2025 results. The detailed analysis of TS ICET exam 2025 includes discussion related to the difficulty level of the question paper, topic-wise distribution of questions, section-wise weightage, marking scheme, number of good attempts and expected TG ICET cut offs.

This article hosts TS ICET 2025 question paper analysis, including the difficulty level, important topics, and more.

Also Check: TG ICET 2025 Paper Analysis (OUT): Check Shift Wise Difficulty Level for June 8 and 9 Exam

Check Previous Year's Exam Analysis:

Q: How to score high in TSICET exam? Should I practise TS ICET mock tests?

To score high in TSICET exam a candidate must follow an approach to attempt the questions for which he/she knows the answer, and guess the question for which he/she doesn't know the answer. Since there is no negative marking, candidates must attempt all questions. In the speed-based test, one must aim to answer the questions as soon as possible. Coming to TSICET, a test taker has to answer each question in less than 45 seconds to complete the exam on time. To score high in TSICET candidates will have to work on their speed as well as accuracy. Speed and accuracy can be improved by practising previous years papers and mock tests. While answering questions, candidates must not stick on one question for more than 40 seconds. After answering all the questions in 40 seconds or less, candidates will still have five to ten minutes to review the responses.

Q: How many shifts are there on TG ICET exam day?

The Telangana ICET exam is usually conducted over two days. Each exam day has two shifts:

Forenoon Shift: 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Afternoon Shift: 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM

This results in a total of four examination sessions across the two days. However, TGCHE may conduct the exam in a total of 3 shifts if the total number of candidates accomodate in the test centres. Candidates will find the details regarding the exam date, shift and test centre in their hall tickets.

Q: Which section is the easiest in TSICET exam?

The Communication Ability section of the TSICET exam is considered the easiest section among all the sections. Telangana ICET has questions from three sections, namely Analytical Ability, Mathematical Ability, and Communication Ability. Besides the difficulty standards, TSICET exam's Communication Ability section has the least questions, that is 50 questions. The Communication Ability section is further divided into four sub-sections, which include 1) Vocabulary 2) Business and Computer Terminology 3) Functional Grammar 4) Reading Comprehension.

Q: Is TSICET exam tough?

As per the past year's trends, TSICET exam is considered easy to moderate in terms of difficulty standards. Candidates have to work on their speed as well as accuracy to score well in TSICET. Wroking on time management for TSICET exam shall require the test takers to participate in mock test series. Additionally, candidates would have to practice using the past question papers to get a fair idea of the exam structure, important topics, weightage of topics, and more. A candidate who is aware of basic exam details and has a good hold on the speed can score well in TSICET exam with minimal preparation.

Table of content

TG ICET 2025 Exam Analysis
TSICET Question Paper 2025: Section Wise Marking Scheme
TG ICET 2025 Question Paper Pattern
Previous Year's TG ICET Question Paper Analysis

TG ICET 2025 Exam Analysis

Key highlights of the TG ICET 2025 exam are as follows:

TS ICET is conducted in CBT mode.
The TG ICET 2025 exam comprises 200 MCQs to be solved within a duration of 150 minutes.
TS ICET question paper 2025 is divided into three sections
- Analytical Ability
- Mathematical Ability
- Communication Ability
Section C, Communication Ability, of TS ICET question paper is in English medium. The other two sections, i.e Section A and Section B are in English, Telugu and Urdu medium.
Each question carries one mark.
There is no negative marking for any incorrect answer or unattempted question.

TG ICET Exam Analysis 2025

The table below mentions the TS ICET 2025 exam analysis for June 8 and 9 exam:

TS ICET Question Paper Analysis	TS ICET Difficulty Standards
Difficulty level in Analytical Ability section	Easy to moderate
Difficulty level in Mathematical Ability section	Moderate to difficult
Difficulty level in Communication Ability section	Moderate
Number of questions asked	200
Overall difficulty level of TS ICET June 8 exam (both shifts)	Moderate

Commonly asked questions

Q: Which section of the TG ICET exam is the toughest?

In the Telangana ICET exam, the Mathematical Ability section is usually considered the toughest among all three sections. This section typically includes the questions that are not only conceptually challenging but are time consuming. With TS ICET exam being a time sensitive exam having less than 1 minute for each question, solving Mathematical Ability section becomes difficult. The time management typically raises the difficulty bar for the Mathematical Ability section.

The difficulty level of a section can also vary for individuals based on their preparation and conceptual understanding of a concept. A candidate may find Communication Ability to be difficult, if he/she doesn't have a good hold on the language.

Q: What software does TGCHE use for the ICET exam?

TG ICET is conducted in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) format. The specific software platform used for administering the exam has not been publicly disclosed by the TGCHE. To help candidates adapt to the test software, TGCHE facilitates candidates with the official mock tests on the TS ICET website. These mock tests simulate the actual test environment, allowing candidates to practice navigating through questions, using on-screen tools, and managing their time effectively. However, the mock tests on the website may not have the same difficulty level that is to be followed in the actual exam.

Q: Do I have an option to appear for TS ICET exam offline?

No, the TS ICET exam is not conducted in offline mode. TGCHE conducts the Telangana ICET exam as a Computer-Based Test (CBT). Candidates must download their hall tickets online from the official website and carry the same at the exam centre. The hall ticket will mention details that help candidates to login and take the test online on the systems at the test centre. Candidates are not permitted inside the exam centre if they fail to carry the printed copy of the admit card.

Q: Will I be given calculators to solve questions in TS ICET exam's Mathematical Ability section?

No, TGCHE does not permit calculators during the Telangana ICET exam. Therefore, candidates have to solve questions in the Mathematical Ability section on their own. As per the official exam guidelines, calculator or any other electronic device is prohibited inside the TS ICET exam hall. Besides calculators, mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, and similar gadgets are also prohibited to be carried inside the exam centre.

Candidates will get rough sheets inside the exam centre to aid their calculation process. Candidates preparing for the exam must focus on building shortcuts for calculations.

Explore subject-wise topics asked in TSICET

Select your preferred subject

Quant

VARC

DILR

TSICET Question Paper 2025: Section Wise Marking Scheme

Section-wise marking scheme and the topics of each of the three sections in the TG ICET 2025 question paper is tabulated below:

TSICET Sections	Topics	Subtopics	Marks
Section A	Analytical Ability	i) Data Sufficiency	20
Section A	Analytical Ability	ii) Problem Solving	55
Section B	Mathematical Ability	i) Arithmetical Ability	35
		ii) Algebraical & Geometrical Ability	30
		iii) Statistical Ability	10
Section C	Communication Ability	i) Vocabulary	10
		ii) Business & Computer Terminology	10
		iii) Functional Grammar	15
		iv) Reading Comprehension	15

TG ICET 2025 Question Paper Pattern

Mahatma Gandhi University, Nalgonda, prescribed TG ICET exam pattern. The question paper is divided into three sections. Check details below

Feature of TSICET Pattern	Details
Number of Section in Question Paper	3 (Analytical Ability, Mathematical Ability and Communication Ability)
Number of Questions	200
Question Type	Multiple Choice Questions
TSICET 2020 Total Marks	200
Duration of the Test	150 minutes
Exam Language	English, Telugu and Urdu
Marking Scheme	1 mark for Correct answer
Qualifying Marks	25% for Unreserved Category

Note: We will update the TSICET 2020 paper analysis for more insights soon after the second-day exam is over. For ease of preparation for the upcoming exam, check the TSICET 2020 Day 1 exam analysis below.

Commonly asked questions

Q: What is a good TSICET score?

A good score in TSICET depends on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, and the number of seats available for admission. However, if the previous year's trends are to be considered, scoring above 90 to 100 marks out of a total of 200 is considered a good score in TSICET. Candidates must note that the cutoff score for TSICET varies for different colleges and universities. Additionally, a good score can vary across categories. Candidates with a good TSICET score and a good academic record are likely to have better chances of securing admission to top MBA and MCA colleges in Telangana.

Q: Which section of TSICET exam has the maximum questions?

Mathematical Ability section and the Analytical Ability section of TSICET exam has an equal question and marks weightage. The Communication Ability section of the TSICET exam has the least number of questions, I. e. 50. While the other two sections have 75 questions each. Kakatiya University has divided all the three sections of the exam into sub sections. Problem Solving sub section under Analytical Ability has the maximum number of questions, I. e. 55. Candidates must prepare for the TSICET exam keeping the weightage in mind to fetch the best results.

Q: What is the marking scheme of TSICET exam?

As per the Telangana ICET marking scheme for every correct response marked, candidates will fetch 1 mark, irrespective of the section. Additionally, the marking scheme of TSICET exam states no negative marking in case of incorrect responses marked by the candidate. Moreover, there is no negative marking for questions left unattempted. All 200 questions of TSICET exam will have the common marking scheme discussed above. With no sectional time limit in the online exam, candidates can navigate across sections and questions of TSICET exam.

Q: What are the subjects included in ICET (Telangana) syllabus?

Telangana ICET, also known as TS ICET has three sections in the exam. Candidates appearing for the TS ICET exam have to prepare for all three sections, namely Analytical Ability, Mathematical Ability, and Communication Ability. These three sections of TS ICET exam are further divided into sub sections. The details for the sub sections are as follows:

Analytical Ability
1. Data Sufficiency
2. Problem Solving
Mathematical Ability
1. Arithmetical Ability
2. Algebraical Ability and Geometrical Ability
3. Statistical Ability
Communication Ability
1. Vocabulary
2. Business and Computer Terminology
3. Functional Grammar
4. Reading Comprehension

Previous Year's TG ICET Question Paper Analysis

The space below mentions the TG ICET exam analysis from previous exam sessions:

TS ICET Exam Analysis 2024

There were three shifts for TS ICET 2024 exam, i.e. June 5 FN shift, June 5 AN shift, and June 6 FN shift. The exam analysis for all shifts of TS ICET 2024 is available here:

TS ICET Question Paper Analysis	TS ICET Difficulty Standards
Difficulty level in Analytical Ability section	Easy to moderate
Difficulty level in Mathematical Ability section	Moderate to tough
Difficulty level in Communication Ability section	Easy
Number of questions asked	200
Overall difficulty level of TS ICET June 5 exam	Moderate

TG ICET Exam Analysis 2023

The table below will represent the TS ICET 2023 exam analysis for all shifts:

Section name	Number of questions	Good attempt
Analytical Ability	75	55-65
Mathematical Ability	75	50-60
Communication Ability	50	40+
Total	200	145-175

TG ICET 2021 Exam Analysis

TSICET 2021 exam was held on August 19 and August 20. The question paper in TS ICET 2021 was moderate as compared to past exam sessions. The exam was held at various exam centres in 16 cities across Telangana.

TSCHE conducted the TS ICET 2021 exam on August 19 and August 20 successfully, most of the test takers found the exam to be similar to the previous year's question papers they parctised. Percentages, Distance, and Time from Mathematics had a slightly higher weightage in both the sessions, coding-decoding and data analysis had more weightage in Analytical Ability section. The Communication Ability section was the easiest of all, and the test takers termed the section as scoring. However, some test takers found the Communication Ability section a bit on the moderate difficulty side if compared to the previous sessions. Experts found the AN and FN session on a similar level of difficulty.

Also Read:

TG ICET Exam Analysis 2020

TSICET 2020 exam was held on September 30 and October 1 in two slots and one slot respectively. The morning session was held from 9.30 am to 12 noon and the afternoon session was scheduled from 3 pm to 5.30 pm at various exam centres in 16 cities across Telangana. Overall, TSICET 2020 question paper was moderately difficult. Read below, section-wise TSICET analysis The difficulty level of the questions was in tune with the previous year’s level of difficulty.

Section A: Analytical Ability

The difficulty level of this section was Moderate to Tough. Some of the questions were tricky in nature. The questions of the Data Analysis section were based on Set Theory. Candidates were asked questions on Pie Chart and Table. This section demanded a lot of time and intensive calculation. The section also comprised 2 sets on Data Interpretation, one with 5 questions and another with 2 questions. From Reasoning section, the questions were mostly from the topics such as Series, Analogies, Coding, Decoding, Clocks & Calendar, Arrival & Departure, Blood Relations and Symbols and Notations. The difficulty level of the questions was moderate.

Section B: Mathematical Ability

The difficulty level of this section was tough. The questions were lengthy and time-consuming. The topics from which majority of the questions were asked in this section were Number System, Time & Work, Profit & Loss, Ratios & Proportions, Equations, Mensuration and Geometry.

Section C: Communication Ability

Most of the questions in this section of TSICET were asked from the English Grammar, Vocabulary and Reading Comprehensions. The difficulty level of this section is considered to be easy according to the TSICET 2020 test-takers.

Read More:

Check TSICET cut-offs and predict calls from colleges accepting TSICET scores for admission. Check Fees, Placement Reviews, Admission, Shortlist Criteria and Eligibility of all TSICET participating colleges by clicking the link below:

Predict TSICET Admission Call

Commonly asked questions

Q: How competitive is TS ICET exam? How many candidates applied for TSICET 2022 exam?

Every year, more than 60,000 candidates apply for the TSICET exam. Kakatiya University has been recording an upward move in the graph of total applicants for TSICET exam. In 2022, TSICET exam recorded an all-time high registration of 75,952 candidates. Out of theses 75,000+ applicants, 68,781 took the state-level exam. While only 61,613 were able to qualify for the counselling process, with a pass percentage of 89.58 per cent. In the 2021 session, as many as 66,034 candidates applied for the exam. On the contrary, 58,392 applied for TSICET in the 2020 exam session.