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The dates for the 2024 SSC GD Physical Test are set for September 23–November 9, 2024. For candidates who pass the written exam, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) administers the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and the Physical Standard Test (PST). While the PST assesses a candidate's height, weight, and chest measures (for male applicants), the PET demands candidates to do running exercises within predetermined time constraints. The goal of this stringent selection procedure is to evaluate individuals' physical suitability for the 46,617 constable positions. 

A candidate's inventiveness, problem-solving skills, and comprehension of design concepts are evaluated by the Design Aptitude Test (DAT), an entrance exam. Usually, it is used for admission to design programs or schools, like those for graphic, fashion, interior, or product design. Drawing, visualisation, logical reasoning, general design knowledge, and frequently design thinking, observation, and innovation sections are among the skills assessed in the test. Organisations like as the National Institute of Design (NID) and other design institutes utilise DAT to find applicants who could succeed in the design industry.

Typing test is not mentioned compulsory for the SSC MTS exam. The Commission prescribes the following physical requirements for the SSC MTS exam. The Commission conducts the Physical Efficiency Test (PET)/ Physical Standard Test (PST) after the conduction of Paper 2. The candidates who opted for the Havaldar post are required to appear for the Detailed Medical Examination (DME). Both the PET/PST and DME are conducted by a designated authority other than the SSC. The Commission prescribes the following requirements for the SSC MTS PET/PST. Walking and cycling are some of the skills required for few selected posts. 

AIIMS allots the INI CET exam centre to candidates through an admit card. INI CET 2025 exam for the July session will be conducted on May 17, 2024. Candidates have to find the name and address of the INI CET 2025 exam centre on the admit card. Candidates will have to fill three exam city options in terms of their preference in the application form. The allocation of a particular exam centre is based on the completion of the application and the availability of computer nodes in the city. 

KEAM computer based test means that the candidates will be displayed the questions on a computer screen. The candidates will have to use a mouse or key board at the exam centre to marks the correct answers to questions.

The test will be held on a computer device that will be available at the exam centre and CEE will use their spefied softwares and technology to capture the response of the candidates in the exam.

All the mock tests are good as they only help in giving you more and more practice. However, while attempting the APEdCET mock tests candidates are advised to first check the official website for the most authentic and subject wise mock tests as they are free. Once studnts are well versed with the free mock tests and have enough confidence, they can move ahead to the paid versions provided by many coaching institutes or online portals.

Yes it is completely fine to get low marks in the mock tests. The mock tests are created with the perspective to make you an expert by continued practising. They are for trials and to gain confidence so if you are getting less marks in the tests it doesn't mean its your final marks and you can anytime practice and get higher marks in the main exam.