Exam Pattern

The VUNET entrance exam for design will have three consecutive parts.

1. Aptitude Design Test
2. Studio Test
3. Portfolio Presentation/ Personal Interview

The test will be conducted in online mode. It is mandatory for candidates to appear in all the parts.

Students can check the points mentioned below:

Stage 1 – Written Test where we test Analytical, Logical, Quantitative, General Knowledge, Creativity, and Conceptual Abilities 

Stage 2 – Design Portfolio Review & Personal Interview with our panel of educationists, design practitioners, counsellors and other senior faculty members

Note: The Stage 1 Written Test and Stage 2 Portfolio Review + Personal Interview of the Creative Institute of Design will be conducted on the same day in the forenoon and afternoon sessions respectively.

NABARD Grade B Mains exam pattern is given below.

General English: 90 Mins

Economic and social and agricultural and rural development: 90 mins

Development economics, statistics, finance, and management: 90 mins

NABARD Grade B prelims exam pattern is given below.

NABARD Grade A exam pattern for RDBS and Rajbhasha comprises eight sections. The total marks allotted to the exam are 200. The Mains exam of NABARD Grade A comprises two papers, Paper-I is an objective paper and Paper-II is both objective and descriptive papers. Each paper carries 100 marks. The Interview carries a total of 50 marks. 

The Andhra Pradesh Inter exam pattern 2025 will be released on the official website. Andhra Pradesh Inter exam will be held for 3 hours. Inter 2nd year total marks Andhra Pradesh for language paper will be 100. For papers having theory and practical, 70 marks is for theory and 30 for practicals. There is no negative marking for Andhra Pradesh Inter exam. Qualifying marks is 35 marks in each paper and 35% in aggregate.  80% weightage will be given for final exam whereas remaining 20% weightage is given for internal assessment. 

The GOA SSC exam pattern is given below.

For practical subjects:

• Board paper will be of 70 marks
• Time duration is 180 minutes
• Board practical will be of 20 marks
• Time duration is 60 minutes

For Non practical subjects:

• Board paper will be of 80 marks
• Time duration is 180 minutes

Yes this year both marking scheme as well as exam pattern was changed. There were three sections in the exam Part A, B and C. 

The total number of questions were 50, 25 from Part A, 25 from Part B and 15 from Part C. The exam was conducted for total of 100 marks.

There was negative marking for Part A and B as Part C was descriptive in nature. 

The AEEL exam is conducted in a computer-based mode (CBT). The total duration of the exam is two hours and the total number of questions is 80. The sections or subjects from which questions are asked are Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and English. While the core Science subjects will carry 25 questions each, the English section will carry five questions. Each correct question fetches three marks and there is negative marking of one mark for each wrong answer.