Exam Pattern

Yes. Before starting their preparation students must check the Andhra Pradesh ECET exam pattern to understand how the entrance exam will be held. Some of the important information that can be accessed from the exam pattern of Andhra Pradesh ECET are the examination mode, duration, nature of questions, marking scheme and more.

To stay updated on any changes to the ICSE exam pattern 2026, you can check the official website of the Council of Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) for any updates. You can also follow Shiksha.com as it provides information on ICSE exams and exam patterns. Additionally, you can contact your school authorities or teachers for any information or clarification on the exam pattern.

The PESSAT question paper incorporate questions of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English. There are four different sections wherein Physics and Mathematics sections will encompass 60 questions each and Chemistry and English section will comprise of 40 and 20 questions respectively. Check below details:

Candidates should check KLEEE exam pattern before entrance examination. This will allow candidates to know how examination will be held and be accordingly prepared for it. From KLEEE exam pattern, candidates can check important details such as the duration, mode, type of questions, marking scheme, and more.

In GITAM GAT BTech entrance exam, a total of 100 questions are asked of 200 marks. 30 questins are asked from maths, 20 each from Physics, Chemistry, and Quantitative Aptitude & Analytical Reasoning, and 10 questions from english. The CBT exam will be held in 2 hours and MCQs will be assked. Each correct answer wll have 2 marks and no negative marking is doen for wrong attempts.

The exam paper is divided into two levels. Level-I of the CRET test consists of two papers. Paper I has 50 objective-type questions of 2 marks each. Objective type 25 questions are from Research Methodology and 25 questions are subject-specific. There is no negative marking. Paper-2 is subjective with small, medium and long answer-type questions. The total marks of both papers are 300. Additionally, the application fee for the exam is INR 1,600 for unreserved and OBC category candidates and INR 800 for SC/ ST and PwD candidates. 

For the candidates appearing for CUET PG, the exam pattern is such that the number of questions will be 75. For those appearing for Regional Language PG Diploma Journalism courses, the question paper will be descriptive and objective in nature. There will be Long, Short and Multiple-Choice question (MCQ) type questions.

The exam pattern for JMI entrance exam for admission to courses offered at AJK Mass Communication Research Center is given here.

• Part A is Objective or MCQ section, which carriers questions of total 20 marks. 
• Part B is Subjective, Descriptive, or Theory section, which carriers questions of total 180 marks.
• The total exam duration is 3 hours.
• There is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer in Part A.