Exam

Only the Phase III interview and the Phase II major test, or the group exercises and interviews, are used to make the final selection of candidates. The final merit list for selection does not include the scores from the preliminary examination. The points that applicants received on the main exam (out of 250) are converted to 75 points, and the points they received on the interview (out of 50 points) are converted to 25 points. The converted marks out of 100 are added together to get the final merit list. The candidates that rank the highest in each category are chosen.

Atharva School of Business accepts scores in national, state or university-level entrance exams. Aspirants can appear for AU-AIET conducted by Atharva University for admission. Candidates can also get admission in specific courses based on their scores in CAT, CMAT, PERA CET, IPMAT, etc.

The marking scheme of MET exam is as follows

For Multiple Choice Questions: 

• 4 marks will be given for every correct answer
• 1 mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer

For Numerical Answer Type Questions:

• 4 marks will be given for every correct answer
• No marks will be deducted for every incorrect answer.

Through the MET exam pattern, the candidates will be able to know important details such as the mode, duration, type of questions, marking scheme and many such details. Candidates are advised to check the MET exam pattern to know more about the examination and how it will be held.

BCom (Hons) is a UG-level course, extended over a period of three years. For admission to BCom (Hons) course offered by Hindu College, the accepted entrance exam is CUET. Only the candidates who have appeared for CUET and have registered for CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) of DU, are eligible for securing a seat for BCom (Hons), Hindu College. Candidates who have completed Class 12 or are currently studying in Class 12, can appear for the CUET exam. The exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).

No, admissions to the BSc (Hons) Agriculture programme offered at Shivalik Institute of Professional Studies are done on the basis of merit obtained by the candidate in Class 12 or its equivalent from a recognised board. There is no entrance exam needed to get admission in the BSc course offered at Shivalik Institute of Professional Studies.

NITTE University conducts an entrance test for admission to PhD courses of NICO. The Online Entrance Test of 75 minutes duration will consist of 70 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) of 1 mark each including 35 MCQs from the General Research Aptitude and Analytical Thinking and 35 MCQs from the Faculty/ discipline opted by the candidate. 

The Council of Architecture (CoA) has produced and made available online the NATA syllabus. Candidates can now verify the specifics of the themes, topics, and units that need to be studied for the entrance exam using the NATA syllabus. It is recommended that candidates thoroughly review the NATA syllabus in order to ensure they are adequately prepared for the entrance exam. Candidates should know that the syllabus will emphasise evaluating them on their aptitude and drawing abilities, thus they should get ready for NATA in that regard. To prepare, it's necessary to review the official NATA exam pattern in addition to the syllabus.

The SSC GD Constable conducts the exam in a computer-based mode. The exam comprises a total of 80 objective-type MCQs of two marks each. In the SSC GD CBE (computer-based exam), the questions are asked from the four sections that includes general intelligence and reasoning, general knowledge and general awareness, elementary mathematics, and English/Hindi, based on the latest syllabus. The time allotted for the SSC GD exam is one hour. The SSC-GD total marks are 160. The total number of questions asked in the exam is 80. There is a negative marking for the incorrect answers of 0.25 marks.