Exam Pattern

There will be 200 questions asked in exam and maximum marks allotted to it will be 600. 

80 Questions are asked from Home Science subjects and maxium marks dedicated for this section is 240. 

25-25 Questions are asked from English & Hindi section and maxium marks for this is 75 each.  

20-20 Questions are asked from General Studies & Sociology section and maximum marks allotted for each is 60 . 

15-15 Questions are asked from Geography and Economics and maximum marks for this section is 45. 

Yes there will be different exam pattern of UG and PG courses in UPCATET exam. The UG courses i.e BSc & BTech and Post graduate courses i.e MBA, MSc have different pattern. The number of courses for UG is 200 while for PG it is 100. The total marks allotted for UG courses is 600, while for PG it is 300. 

Though each question from UG and PG weigh same 3 marks only. 

Time duration for both UG and PG is also different, UG is of 3 hours and PG is of 2 hours.  

For HPCET preparation, students should know official exam pattern. Knowing exam pattern will help candidates understand how HPCET will be held. Through pattern, candidates can check exam mode, duration, marking details and more.

Apart from GAT, NIFT also tests its candidates with a Creative Ability Test (CAT ) to test their creative skills, concept observation skills and illustrations based drawings and designs. This exam is conducted through offline pen and paper mode. Candidates will be given 180 minutes (3 hours) for this colour and drawing based examination. 

A candidate not appearing in this examination, will not have access to situation test for B.Des or M.Des. 

To know more about NIFT CAT or GAT examination, refer to the official website of NIFT .

SAEEE exam pattern is prepared and released by the authorities. Candidates will be able to check the exam pattern of SAEEE online at sathyabama.ac.in. The authorities will not release the SAEEE exam pattern in any other mode. The candidates are advised to check the pattern carefully since it will allow them to understand how the examination will be conducted by the authorities. Knowing the exam pattern will help the candidates to prepare for the examination.

CTET is an acronym used for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test and is conducted in two sessions: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both the papers include a total of 150 MCQs. The first paper consists of questions from the following subjects: Child Development and Pedaogaoy, Language-1 (compulsory), Mathematics and Environmental Studies. The questions in Paper 2 include (four sections) Child Development and Pedagogy, Mathematics and Sciences/Social Studies. The maximum number a student can get in Paper 1 is 150.