IIITH UGEE

To download your UGEE admit card, follow these steps:

Visit the Official IIIT Hyderabad Admissions Portal: Go to the IIIT Hyderabad UGEE admissions page.

Log In to Your Account: Use your registered email ID and password to log in.

Navigate to the Admit Card Section: Once logged in, find and click on the link for the UGEE admit card download.

Download and Print: Download the admit card and print a hard copy. Ensure all details (name, exam center, date, etc.) are correct.

Bring the printed admit card along with a valid photo ID to the exam center on test day.

The UGEE admit card is typically released a few weeks before the exam date. IIITH UGEE 2025 Admit Card was released on April 10, 2025. Candidates should check the official IIIT Hyderabad admissions portal regularly for announcements on the exact release date. Once available, candidates can download the admit card by logging into their account on the portal.

The REAP section tests analytical and logical reasoning. Recommended resources include logical reasoning and aptitude books, online practice tests, and puzzle-based questions. Websites and apps designed for competitive exams may have sections on reasoning and mental ability that can be useful for this portion of the exam.

For the SUPR section, focus on core concepts in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. Study high school textbooks and review foundational topics thoroughly. Solving problems from other engineering entrance exams (such as JEE Main) can also be useful, as these exams cover similar subjects and difficulty levels.

Stay organised by creating a study routine and following it rigorously. It is advised to take regular breaks, and use mind mapping or flashcards techniques for quick revision. 

Practice with timed mock tests and previous question papers from exams with similar formats. Familiarizing yourself with the question pattern and working on weaker areas can help improve speed and efficiency during the exam.

For Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, NCERT textbooks (Class 11 and 12) are foundational. For additional practice, consider:
Mathematics: R.D. Sharma or Arihant series
Physics: H.C. Verma's "Concepts of Physics" or D.C. Pandey series
Chemistry: O.P. Tandon or Modern's ABC of Chemistry
For the REAP section, books like R.S. Aggarwal's "A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning" and other reasoning practice books can be helpful.

The IIITH Undergraduate Entrance Examination (UGEE) is conducted in an online, computer-based format. This means that candidates must appear at designated test centers equipped with computers where they will complete the exam electronically, rather than on paper.

During the exam, each candidate will have access to a computer terminal where they can view and answer questions within a specified time frame. The computer-based test format is generally more efficient for handling different types of questions, such as multiple-choice or numerical-type questions, and allows for quicker evaluation and processing of results.

No, IIITH offers multiple admission channels:

JEE (Main) Mode: Based on JEE Main score.
SPEC Mode: For students with extraordinary achievements in national or international Olympiads.
LEEE: Lateral Entry Entrance Examination for lateral entry to certain programmes