CG PET Pattern

Yes, one of the important sections of the CG PET exam is Maths. There are 50 questions in Maths, and each carry 1 marks.

The exam pattern of CG PET is as follows:

According to CG PET pattern, students will be given 1 mark for every correct answer. For incorrect answers, there will be no negative marking.

CG PET will be held as an offline test. Students will have to answer 150 questions from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. From each subject, students will have to attempt 50 questions. CG PET will have objective questions.

CG PET exam will have objective questions. Each question will have more than one choices. Students have to select one option and mark it in answer sheet.

In CG PET, marks are not cut for incorrect answers. If students have marked an incorrect answer, the authorities will not mark it negatively. Since there is no negative marking, students should attempt as many questions as they can to have higher chances of scoring well.

According to exam pattern, CG PET exam is of 3 hours. During three hour exam, students have to attempt 150 objective questions. No extra time will be given to students to complete exam. Students should work on their time management.

The difficulty level of CG PET will be between moderate and difficult. The exam will not be as difficult as JEE Main, but will still check aptitude and knowledge of students in involved subjects. Since it is a state level entrance exam, students should be well prepared.

CG PET is held in both English and Hindi. Questions in exam paper will be available in both languages. Students can choose their language to read the questions. In case of any issues, they can ask for help from the exam authorities.

Since CG PET is the biggest engineering entrance examination of the state, there are many applicants every year who wish to qualify the examination and pursue admissions into the engineering courses. The difficulty level of CG PET will be similar to the 12th standard qualifying examination, as the syllabus will be similar. Candidates will be assessed on their knowledge of topics from Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry.