NERIST Entrance Exam

Firstly, the candidates have to download the NEE answer key. The answer key has to be compared to the answers of the candidate. The official marking scheme has to be followed. Which is +1/+2 for a correct answer and -1/4 marks for any wrong attempt. The total calculated scores will be the probable scores secured in the examination. It is to be noted that the calculated scores will be indicative in nature.

If the challenges are accepted, the KEAM answer key challenge fee against the questions will NOT be refunded. Candidates are allowed to raise objections against the answer key of NERIST NEE. Note that, challenges submitted by post/email in person are not accepted, only the online mode shall be accepted.

Candidates are allowed to raise objections against the answer key of NERIST NEE. Note that, challenges submitted by post/email in person are not accepted, only the online mode shall be accepted. The application fee to raise an objection in the NERIST NEE answer key is INR 500 for each question. Applicants can raise objections in online mode only. In case an objection in the answer key is found correct then the fee amount is NOT refunded.

Candidates have to use their registration number and password to download the NEE admit card. The NERIST NEE admit card is made available online on the official website. The candidates are also notified of the availability of their NEE admit card on their registered e-mail or mobile number. On the day of the examination, candidates must bring their NEE admit card, black ballpoint pen, etc., to the examination hall.

If the students find any discrepancy in the NEE admit card they should immediately tell the institution authorities. Following are the contact details, in case, if students find any discrepancy in the admit card:

• Helpline No: 09707309326
• Email ID: information [at]neeonline.ac.in

In case the NEE admit card is not issued, the candidate must bring a photocopy of their registration confirmation page and two colour photographs.

In NEE-III exam questions come from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Bracnch subject that the candidate has selected. 35 questions come from Physics, 35 questions from Chemistry, 30 questions come from Maths and 55 questions are branch specific.

For NEE-II (BTech courses) questions are asked from Physics, Chemistry and Maths. 35 questions come from Physics, 35 questions come from Chemistry and 45 questions ae asked from Mathematics. On the other hand for the NEE-II (BSc H Forestry courses) questions are asked from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. 35 questions come from Physics, 35 questions come from Chemistry and 30questions ae asked from Mathematics.