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  • Paper 1: General Knowledge + Language (Hindi/English)

  • Paper 2: General Aptitude + Subject Ability (based on candidate's chosen stream – Arts, Science, Commerce, Agriculture)

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Yes. In Paper 1 (Language Test), candidates must choose either Hindi or English. They cannot attempt both.

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Each paper has 100 questions (50 per section). In total, candidates will answer 200 questions across both papers.

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There are two papers in UP BEd JEE 2026:

  • Paper 1: General Knowledge & Language Test (Hindi/English)

  • Paper 2: General Aptitude Test & Subject Ability (Arts/Science/Commerce/Agriculture)

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The Andhra Pradesh EdCET Exam Date 2026 is expected to be scheduled in May 2026. The detailed exam timetable will be announced by APSCHE.

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The application fee for Andhra Pradesh EdCET 2025 is expected to be around Rs.650 for General candidates, Rs.500 for BC candidates, and Rs. 450 for SC/ST candidates.

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Yes. Reserved category candidates such as SC, ST, and BC pay a reduced application fee compared to General category candidates.

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Yes. As per the official notification, differently-abled candidates need to pay the same fee applicable to their respective category.

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