MBA Entrance Exam

TANCET sample paper comprises similar types of questions to the ones that are typically asked in the TANCET exam. Preparation based on the TANCET sample papers and mock test helps candidates develop problem-solving and time-management skills. Another thing that helps via TANCET sample paper is that it comprises previous years questions which may throw light into

• Types of questions asked
• Marking scheme
• Difficulty standards
• Important topics
• Question weightage

With insights into the TANCET exam, the candidate will be able to adopt a better strategy for TANCET preparation. Additionally, candidates will develop a better exam day strategy. Candidates who solve TANCET sample papers have a better chance in fetching a good TANCET score.

The KMAT structure has remained unchanged since the past few years. KMAT exam will have 120 multiple-choice questions to be solved in 120 minutes. There is no negative marking in the KMAT exam and no marks will be deducted for questions not attempted. There will be three sections in the KMAT question paper, i.e. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Aptitude. Each section of the KMAT question paper will have 40 multiple choice questions which will have four options each. One mark will be awarded to the candidates for each correct answer. The exam will be conducted in the remote-proctored mode. Before 2020, the exam was conducted in the paper-based test mode. But since the COVID-19 pandemic, the authorities changed the exam mode to internet-based test mode. 

The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) holds the responsibility to assign a conducting body for the TS ICET exam. Kakatiya University conducts the TS ICET exam on behalf of TSCHE. All exam related events, including the registration, admit card release, answer key publication, and result declaration is done by Kakatiya University, on behalf of the exam convener, TSCHE.

TSCHE is a statutory body of Government of Telangana, responsible to prepare consolidated programmes in the field of Higher Education for maintenance quality, accessibility and employability. TSCHE came into existence on account of the National Educational Policy, which recommends a state level planning and coordination of Higher Education to be done via councils of Higher Education and UGC.

TS ICET registration commences in the first week of March. Candidates aspiring for MBA or MCA admission in Telangana can apply for the exam. The TS ICET application schedule includes multiple deadlines. The TS ICET application form is available within a specified window for all the candidates who wish to apply without paying any late fee amount. Immediately after the regular registration window is closed, candidates can apply via the registration window available with late fee payment.

In the past few sessions, TSCHE hosted the following registration windows (mentioned with general deadlines).

• TS ICET registration deadline without late fee payment: first week of May
• TS ICET registration deadline with late fee of INR 250: Second week of May
• TS ICET registration deadline with late fee of INR 500: Third week of May