IPU CET

Admissions at VIPS are on the basis on the merit of the candidate drawn on the basis of the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by GGSIPU. For all courses covered under CET, the university prepares a list of candidates in the order of merit in each category. The eligibility for these courses is 50% marks in 10+2 examination with English as a mandatory subject. Admission to these programs is through IPU CET.

No, once you have marked an answer on the OMR sheet in the IPU CET it is generally not possible to change your options. OMR sheets are designed to detect and process the marked responses, and altering the options after marking may lead to complications in the evaluation process. It is important to carefully review and verify your answers before marking them on the OMR sheet. Taking your time to double-check your responses can help prevent any potential errors.

The IPU CET question paper for B.Tech (Bio-Technology) includes questions from Physics Chemistry and either Mathematics or Biology (Botany and Zoology or Biotechnology at the Class 12 level. The percentage distribution of questions for each subject is as follows: Physics (Class 12 Level) - 20% Chemistry (Class 12 Level) - 20% Mathematics (Class 12 Level) - 20% Biology (Botany and Zoology or Biotechnology (Class 12 Level) - 40%. .

For B.Sc. Candidates appearing for the B.Tech (LE) admission exam, the questions will be based on the following subjects: B.Sc. Level Mathematics, Analytical & Logical Reasoning, English (Class 12 level), and Scientific Aptitude. The distribution of questions in terms of percentage for each subject is as follows: English (Class 12 level): 20% Scientific Aptitude: 20% B.Sc Level Mathematics: 40% Analytical and Logical Reasoning: 20%. .

The percentage of the questions from different subjects is as follows for IPU CET Lateral Entry for Diploma students Computer Awareness and Physics / Chemistry Related Knowledge - 25% Applied Mathematics - 25% Applied Mechanics - 25% Analytical and Logical Reasoning - 25%. .

In the IPU CET candidates are awarded four marks for each correct answer. It is crucial for candidates to provide their best possible answers to maximize their scores. The final score of a candidate is determined by the total number of correct answers, as partial marking or credit for partially correct responses is not applicable. Conversely, there is a deduction of one mark for every wrong answer in the IPU CET. It is important for candidates to exercise caution and avoid guessing or randomly marking answers if they are unsure, as incorrect responses can result in a mark deduction.