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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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The CEED 2026 exam will be held on Jan 18, 2026. So, aspiring candidates can start preparing for the exam.

  1. Focus on the following resources to prepare for CEED:
  2. Make sure that you get the best books to prepare the CEED.
  3. If the study material is good, they will contain few to no errors, will cover the entire syllabus, contain practice problems, etc.
  4. Solve sample and previous year's question and sample papers
  5. Take mock tests.
  6. When studying make it a point to take notes. These notes will help you jot down all the important points.
  7. Do timely revision. 

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Muskan

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The CEED test consists of 41 questions that students must answer correctly. NAT, MCQ, and MSQ questions are all included in Part A of the CEED exam. In the CEED Part A exam, candidates can receive up to 100 marks. It has a 25% weight. Part A will consist of a one-hour computer-based test. Take note that there are two parts to the CEED exam: Part A and Part B. It is required to complete both sections. A candidate will not be considered for admission if they attempt Part A but not Part B.

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Muskan

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No, there is no change in the UCEED 2026 exam pattern. On its official website, IIT Bombay announced the UCEED 2026 exam syllabus and pattern. The exam will have two parts like previous year.

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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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The UCEED question paper will be of 3 hours and include two parts - The computer-based Part A and the offline-based Part B. It is mandatory for candidates to appear in both the paper. 

Also, Part B paper answer booklets will only be evaluated if the candidate qualifies Part A. IIT Bombay will release the cut-off marks for Part A before the declaration of results. 

Part A will include the following types of questions: Numerical Answer Type (NAT) Multiple Select Question (MSQ) Multiple Choice Question (MCQ). Part A will now include 57 questions.

Meanwhile, Part B will include 2 questions; this includes a sketching-based and an apt

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