APSET

The pattern of the APSET exam is decided by Andhra University. It is similar to the UGC NET exam to some extent, as follows:
1. The question papers are usually in two languages: Telugu and English .
2. There are two papers in APSET paper 1 and paper 2.
3. The paper one consists of 50 questions about general aptitude.
4. Paper 2 consists of 100 core subjects based on your master's qualification.
5. Each question is worth two marks in both question papers.
6. The total time allotted to complete both papers in three hours
7. You have one hour for paper 1 and two hours for paper 2.
8. For paper 1, you can refer to the UGC NET paper 1 to get an idea of the questions being asked.
9. The questions in Paper 2 are master's level and MCQ in nature.
10. There are around 30 subjects to choose from for paper 2.

The purpose of the APSET exam is to certify qualified applicants for the positions of assistant professor and lecturer. This is a state-level exam for the state of Andhra Pradesh. It is administered by the Andhra University of Visakhapatnam. There are 30 subjects in total for which you can apply, including life sciences and law. The duration of the exam is 180 minutes for two papers. The marking and question patterns are in line with the UGC NET exam. You can attempt this exam in either English or Telugu. The exam fee is Rs 1200 for general applicants, Rs 1000 for BC applicants, and Rs 700 for other applicants. Since it is a state exam, you can only apply for positions in Andhra Pradesh colleges with APSET scores.

The Andhra Pradesh State Eligibility Test APSET is conducted by Andhra University, Visakhapatnam on behalf of the Government of Andhra Pradesh to determine the eligibility of candidates for the post of Assistant Professors or Lecturers in the colleges and universities of the state. The APSET selection process will be as per the rules and regulations specified by the University Grants Commission. According to UGC rules, only 6 percent of candidates who pass the APSET exam are eligible to work as assistant professors in colleges or universities across the state. The candidate must have appeared in two papers in APSET. A minimum of 40 percent of the aggregate marks in two papers is required for the position of Assistant professor in the general category. The qualifying aggregate percentage for SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates is 35percent. You did not mention you're a proper issue, so I will provide general information to you. I hope this is helpful for you.