Exam

All candidates who have passed Diploma courses in any discipline from SLIET or from any other Polytechnic affiliated with any State Board of Technical Education and approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) securing 55% marks or CGPA 5.5 on 10-point scale or equivalent (50% or CGPA 5.0 on a 10-point scale or equivalent in case of candidates belonging to reserved category, SC/ST/OBC (Non Creamy Layer)/PH) are eligible to compete for admission to the appropriate B.E. programmes.

MSc admission is merti based at Directorate of Distance Education, Kurukshetra University. Candidates must qualify the MSc eligibility criteria to get admission at MSc. 

 Below are the eligibility criteria of all the KUK distance MA specialisations:

To ensure a smooth examination process, the candidates are advised to check the exam day guidelines of AUEET. Some of the important AUEET exam day guidelines are listed below.

• Candidates are advised to reach the centre atleast an hour before the examination. 
• While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates will have to present their AUEET admit card and identity proof.
• No electronic devices will be allowed inside the centre.
• Parents/guardians are requested to leave the centre premises to avoid overcrowding.
• Candidates will not be allowed to leave the centre until the end of the exam.

Candidates should check the list of prohibited items released by authorities. No electronic items such as mobile phones, laptops, tablets, calculators, etc., will be allowed inside  AUEET exam centre. If candidates are found with prohibited items inside centre, then they will be disqualified from examination. Candidates should leave such items at home or with their guardians/parents.

Candidates will have to present their identity proof at the AUEET exam centres along with the hall ticket. The list of identity proofs that will be accepted by the authorities at the AUEET exam centre are - Aadhaar card, Voter ID, PAN Card, Passport, Driving License, Any Govt. approved identity proof. Any one of the above-mentioned identity proof can be presented at the centre.

Once the AUEET centres are allotted, the authorities will not entertain any requests to change it. Since the centres will be allotted after checking the candidates' preferences and seat availability, no requests for changes will be accepted. Therefore, the candidates are advised to be careful while submitting their preferences in the AUEET application form.

There will be 200 questions which will be asked in the exam. There is differential marking scheme for different courses. The total marks allotted to the UPCATET exam will be 600. Applicants who want to appear in PCM, PCB, PAG, and PHS group must check the detailed description of the individual subject and marks allotted to them.  

Yes. The candidates will be required to print out their AUEET hall ticket since it has to be presented at the exam centre. The authorities will not accept soft copies of the AUEET hall ticket and identity proof at the centres. Candidates are advised to download and print out the hall ticket beforehand since the authorities will not provide any such facility at the centre.

Candidates will not be able to access AUEET hall ticket through post or email. The authorities will release AUEET hall ticket at aueet.audoa.in. To download the hall ticket of AUEET, candidates will have to log in using their application number and date of birth. No other mode will be used to make AUEET hall ticket available.

GRE is required only for pursuing a Master's at Youngstown State University. International students who want to take UG or graduate courses at Youngstown State University require GPA score, standardized score of ACT (composite score of 17 or higher) and SAT (combined score of 920 or higher), English language score, academic history, contact information, personal information, programme choice, and more.