SUAT

Before SUAT registration, candidates should check official eligibility criteria. All candidates should have passed 12th class qualifying exam with minimum 70% marks. They should have score 60% in 10th class qualifying exam. Students should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. For SUAT, age limit is 17 years as of admission year.

No. The candidates will not be able to request for review of their allotted SUAT score. Since the scores will be alloted after carefully checking the responses submitted, the authorities will not accept any requests regarding change in the allotted scores. However, in case of review of other information present in the SUAT result, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities.

SUAT result will be released online. To download result of SUAT, candidates have to log in with their enrollment number and password. No other mode will be used to release SUAT result. Scores obtained in entrance exam can be checked through SUAT result.

At the SUAT exam centres, candidates have to bring their admit card and valid identity proof. Any one of the following identity proofs can be presented by the candidates - Aadhaar Card/PAN Card/Voter ID/Passport/Driving License/any Govt. approved identity proof. If candidates fail to bring these documents then they will not be allowed to attempt the exam.

SUAT admit card will be released online. To access admit card of SUAT, candidates will have to complete slot booking process. After slots are booked, admit card will be generated. The credentials required to access SUAT admit card is candidate's System ID and application number. In case candidates forget their login credentials, they will be able to regenerate it by following the guidelines specified by the authorities.

Mock tests are important in SUAT preparation. Through mock tests, candidates can check their preparation. Mock tests also help candidates become familiar with exam pattern.

Candidates should create a personalized timetable while preparing for SUAT. While preparing timetable, they will have to divide official syllabus equally so that topics are covered before examination date. Revision and mock exam should be included in daily study plan.

As per SUAT exam pattern, candidates will be given one mark for every correct answer. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. Students should check marking details carefully.

SUAT will be held as an online test. Candidates have to report at their respective centres to attempt SUAT. Candidates also have choice of attempting the exam as a home remote proctored test. SUAT question paper will consist of objective questions and candidates will have to select the correct option and submit it online.

While preparing for SUAT, candidates will have to study topics from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English Communication and General Aptitude. The level of SUAT syllabus will be similar to the 12th class (or equivalent) qualifying exam syllabus. While preparing for the exam, candidates should carefully check syllabus.