Polytechnic Entrance Exam

Polytechnic entrance exams can be cracked with disciplined preparation and understanding of basics from Class 10 subjects. Focus on Mathematics, Physics, and General Science. Practice previous years' question papers of JEECUP or state-specific Polytechnic exams. Use study materials from Arihant or MTG series for mock tests. Make a habit of daily revision and solve objective-type questions to build speed and accuracy. Time management in the exam hall is crucial. Enroll in a coaching class if you prefer structured guidance. Stay updated on exam notifications and syllabus.

The syllabus for Polytechnic entrance exams generally depends on the specific group/course you are applying for. Most common Polytechnic entrance- the JEECUP- but the pattern is similar across states. 

Preparation Tips for Polytechnic entrance exam

1. Understand the syllabus
2. Create a study schedule
3. Use quality study material 
4. Revision
5. Mock test 

With a score of 90 marks in the Polytechnic entrance exam, you can expect to have a rank within the range of 500-1500. This is based on the marks-to-rank analysis where candidates with scores between 89-80 typically secure ranks in this range.

The instructions for the exam typically specify that answers should be marked with a pen to ensure that the bubbles are clearly visible and cannot be easily erased. The rule for any OMR asnwer sheet in any state entrance exam is same. You have to you BLUE/BLACK BALL pen only; ensure the pen has good ink flow as well. Use of pencil and correction pen is not permitted.

There are no updates regarding the Examination cities /states that have examination centres for DSEU CET . However, Delhi is most likely to have 10-12 examination centres spread across all it's cities for the examination. 

You'll get more updates regarding examination centres while filling your DESU CET Examination form . Followed by your assigned centre on the admit card. 

To know more about it, refer to the official website of DSEU CET.

The application fee for the General and OBC categories was INR 300 and for SC/ST category was INR 200. If the fees were not paid before the final date, then the application form was rejected. Candidate can pay this fees from Net banking/ credit card/ debit card/ UPI.

JEECUP registration process commences in the month of January. For the year 2024, the registration process started on Jan 8. For the year 2024, and the last date of filling the registration form is extended till May 2024. While the official examination dates have not been announced, it is anticipated that the exams will tentatively be conducted in June.