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It is not mandatory to attempt all the questions in the SITEEE exam. Candidates can attempt any number of questions out of the total 60 questions in the exam. Each question in the SITEEE exam carries two marks. Therefore, for every correct answer, a candidate will get two marks. Here it is to be noted that there is no provision for negative marking, i.e., no marks will be deducted for the wrong answers. So, candidates can give it a try to get the answer. Questions for which the answer is not sure should not be left and can be tried at the examination centre.

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The total number of questions asked in the SITEEE Exam in each section, namely Physics and Chemistry is 15, and in Mathematics is 30. The questions are basically asked from the 11th and 12th standard in the form of MCQs. Also, most of the questions require basic board knowledge and practice to solve. Scroll down to know the type of questions asked in each section, which will also help candidates get an idea of the difficulty level of the exam.

Physics

- Pure rolling down an incline. Slightly tricky question from rotation.
- Mass of man, weight he's carrying and height of steps is given. Calculate work done in lifting load to some height.
- Question related to Snells law and angle of reflection.
- Nature of image in a concave mirror when object position and R are given.
- Question related to beat frequency.
- Calculate position of particle in SHM at time T.
- Theoretical question related to adiabatic expansion.
- Work done by moving charge through potential V.
- Numerical on mean life and half life.
- Theoretical question on mass of subatomic particles ( compare the masses of Neutron, electron, proton and meson), etc.

Chemistry

- RS configuration
- Preparation of polymers 
- IUPAC nomenclature
- Calculate the hybridization of given atom in a molecule
- Questions from surface chemistry
- Agent used to dry NH3
- Effective number of atoms in unit cells
- Calculate the conductivity of a solution
- Which solution will exert maximum osmotic pressure, etc.

Mathematics

- Question from complex numbers based onI (√-1)
- Two-three questions from quadratic
- Properties of AM, GM and general formula for summation of n, n² and n³.
- Simple questions from P&C and nCr
- A few questions from sets 
- Distance formula between 2 points
- Trigonometry is slightly tricky
- Standard questions from circle and conic sections
- Questions from Calculus, etc.