AP PGECET Pattern

In Andhra Pradesh PGECET exam, technical syllabus is important along with logical reasoning, english language, engineering mathematics, etc. The subeject-specific syllabus is different for all branches. Therefore, students must go through their branch syllabi carefully.

Preparing for Andhra Pradesh PGECET needs consistency in preparation. Students must start right from academics. Fundamentals taught during bachelor's are important. Here's what one can do -

• Begin with understanding exam pattern and Andhra Pradesh PGECET syllabus
• Make notes and attempt mock test
• Practice Andhra Pradesh PGECET PYQs, for more depth also try solving GATE PYQs, as the syllabus is similar.
• Revise daily and review your performance.

Minimum qualifying mark or score to obtain a rank in AP PGECET is 25%, which is 30 marks out of 120 marks. There is no negative marking. Candidates will be able to check AP PGECET qualifying score on result scorecard.

AP PGECET admit card link will be activated a few days before exam. The authorities will notify regarding AP PGECET admit card release date on official website. To download, candidates have to provide their login credentials.

The AP PGECET exam is conducted once a year. But yes, there is no attempt limit for AP PGECET. Candidates must go through the eligibility details before filling the AP PGECET application form. 

No, it is not mandatory to attempt all the questions in the Andhra Pradesh PGECET. The Andhra Pradesh PGECET exam pattern describes the structure of the question paper. Candidates will come to know about the types of questions asked, the difficulty level, the marking scheme, etc. The Andhra Pradesh PGECET exam consists of 120 marks with 120 multiple-choice objective-type questions.

Andhra Pradesh PGECET question paper will be available in English only. Time duration to complete AP PGECET exam is two hours. Students must carry their admit card along with a valid ID proof to exam centre.