FEAT BSc Pattern 2026: Know Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

Registration - 1 Dec '25 - 4 Jan '26

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Updated on Dec 5, 2025 16:48 IST

By Abhishek Dhawan, Assistant Manager – Editorial Content

FEAT 2026 Exam Pattern: FLAME University has released FEAT exam pattern on official website, flame.edu.in. Candidates can access FEAT exam pattern 2026 to aid exam preparation process. FEAT 2026 question paper has all elements of of pattern. As per FEAT 2026 test structure, exam has multiple choice questions from four sections, namely, Verbal Ability, Reasoning, Quantitative Ability, and General Knowledge. Candidates need to answer all questions within a time bracket of 120 minutes. FEAT 2026 exam date and slot timing will be shared once they have submitted online application form. During FEAT 2026, candidates are required to present identity proof such as an Aadhar card, PAN card or passport copy. Read below for details on FEAT 2026 exam pattern.

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FEAT Exam Pattern Highlights 2026
Section-wise FEAT 2026 Exam Pattern

FEAT Exam Pattern Highlights 2026

Check FEAT 2026 exam pattern highlights below:

The questions will be in multiple-choice questions format. There will be 100 questions in total
To each question, four options will be provided. The candidate will have to choose one right answer from the four
The FEAT exam will be held for 120 minutes and there is no sectional time limit
Total marks of FEAT 2026 will be 140. There is differential marking for each section
There is no negative marking. The candidates are advised to solve all the questions within the time allotted

Commonly asked questions

Q: What are the important sections as per the FEAT syllabus?

Important sections of FEAT include Reasoning and Verbal Ability. These two sections have the most weightage of marks. Out of 140 marks, these two sections compile to fetch 90 marks. However, each section of FEAT exam is important as each section will fetch marks. Candidates will be shortlisted based on their overall performance. FLAME University does not consioder section wise marks to shortlist candidates for admissions.

Q: How many questions are asked from GK in FEAT?

There are 20 questions from GK in the FEAT exam. All the questions will have an objective type format.

Section-wise FEAT 2026 Exam Pattern

Section	Total Number of Questions	Marks Allotted
Section 1: Verbal Ability	40	50
Section 2: Reasoning (Analytical and Logical)	20	40
Section 3: Quantitative Ability	20	30
Section 4: General Knowledge	20	20
Total	100	140

Verbal Ability: Each question in Verbal Ability section will fetch 1.25 marks. This section will help varsity test candidates based on English grammar, vocabulary and usage and ability to read and write English efficiently.

Quantitative Ability: Each question in this section has 1.5 marks. Quantitative Ability questions cover a wide range of Mathematical concepts of high-school level.

Reasoning: Each question in this section has 2 marks. Questions are asked from Analytical and Logical Reasoning. Analytical Reasoning questions test ability of a student to analyse relationships. Whereas, Logical Reasoning problems involve small arguments and questions that may be asked to test the validity of the argument or to arrive at a conclusion based on a set of hypothesis.

General Knowledge: Each question in this section will have 1 mark. Candidates will find questions from current affairs, politics, history, sports, economy, among other topics.

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Commonly asked questions

Q: Which is the lengthiest section in FEAT?

Since the Verbal Ability section has the most questions, i.e. 40 questions, candidates find it the lengthiest one.

Q: What is the weightage of each section in the FEAT exam?

Sections of FEAT have indifferent weightage criteria. The Verbal Ability section has the most weightage with 40 questions. Rest of the sections in FEAT have 20 questions each. Candidates have to attempt all the questions in the FEAT exam. The scores based on the performance in the exam will be considered to shortlist candidates for admissions process.