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Combined Entrance Examination (CEE), Delhi University The University of Delhi conducts a Combined Entrance Examination (CEE) for admission to first Semester of Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree courses. The CEE is held for Delhi region candidates only. The candidates who has passed / passing the qualifying examination from School / College / Institute located within the National Capital Territory of Delhi can appear for CEE. The candidates who stand out in merit list of CEE will be eligible to take admission into B.E. degree courses of Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) New Delhi and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT) New

Test Pattern Management candidates have to appear for an aptitude test of similar pattern as MAT

Exam Pattern and Syllabus The IMS-BHU, Varanasi conducts All India Entrance Examination for admission to different courses. For exact pattern of Entrance Examination and Syllabus, please see the information brochure after Notification issued by the University/Institute for the same.

Test Pattern Applicants who are seeking admission into MBA programs in the Department of Management Studies, Indian School of Mines, shall have to appear for Common Admission Test (CAT) to be conducted by IIMs. Aspirants can get the test details of Common Admission Test by clicking here - CAT Test Pattern

Test Pattern Pattern of CEED examination / Structure of CEED Examination CEED examination tests drawing skills, aesthetic sensibility, creativity, problem identification and approach to visual and mechanical design. The examination also tests visualization, creativity, design and general awareness, and comprehension.

Test Pattern The test hour of the exam is 2 hours. The test will consist of 150 questions (objective /multiple choice types) and it will consist of the following sections: Verbal communication Logical reasoning Quantitative ability Data interpretation ability General business environment awareness There is negative marking for incorrect answers. For a wrong answer to a question, 25% of the marks allotted to that question will be deducted. The pattern of question paper is also subject to change in time to time.

Test Pattern IBSAT is based on GMAT format with multiple choice questions and tests the applicant’s abilities in quantitative techniques, data adequacy, vocabulary, writing skills, analytical reasoning and reading comprehension.

Exam Pattern Selection is based on merit in competitive entrance exam in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. For qualifying the test 50% marks are required (25% in case of SC/ST, 35% for sports, children/grand children of political sufferers, handicapped, 1984 riot affected).

Examination Pattern Generally, written test for MBBS courses of AFMC consists of the following pattern  Part Subjects Total Marks I Biology(Botany and Zoology) 50 II Physics 50 III Chemistry 50 IV a) Intelligence, logic and reasoning 25     b) English language and Comprehension 25 Each part comprises of 50 questions of one mark each. For each correct answer 1 mark is awarded. For each wrong answer 0.25 marks is deducted. Use of calculator is not permitted in the examination.

Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) University of Delhi Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi is one of the premier Management Institutes in the world. Having the mission statement “Academic excellence and leadership in university based management education in India through high quality teaching, research, case development, innovative courses and pedagogy of learning” in the academic environment, FMS of University of Delhi provides an unparalleled management education in the country. Though candidates are admitted to the institute through the entrance tests CAT and GMAT, the institute also conducts its own exam to assess the ability of the candidates. Introduction to FMS Programmes in FMS Eligibility

University of Delhi holds a Combined Entrance Examination (CEE) for admission to the First Semester of Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) Courses in Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT). DCE is the parent institution of IIT Delhi, College of Arts, world famous DIPSAR or College of Pharmacy in Delhi, and School of Planning and Architecture or SPA. Courses Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) Eletronics and Communication Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Production and Industrial Engineering Computer Engineering Polymer Science & Chemical Technology Environmental Engineering Information Technology Bio-Technology Eligibility for CEE Delhi 2010 The candidate must have passed in 10+2 in related subject from any recognised Board with 60%

Test Pattern Common Entrance Test will be conducted to test the ability of the candidates in the areas: Quantitative Ability Analytical Reasoning Logical Reasoning Knowledge Of Written English Computer Awareness.

Test Pattern The CENTAC - MBA Entrance Test will be of objective type with 120 questions.

Examination Pattern Scheme / Pattern of All India Competitive Examination All India Competitive Examination (AICE) of ICAR consists of only one question paper consisting Objective type questions. The question paper is bilingual i.e. English and Hindi. For stream A, the subjects composition is Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Agriculture. For stream B, the subjects combination is Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. A candidate can choose any of the stream depending upon his / her subject of choice and eligibility.

Exam Pattern Paper – I: Science (Physics & Chemistry) Paper – II: Biology (Botany & Zoology) Each paper shall have 100 Questions (Objective type) and total marks 1200. Time: each paper 2 hrs *No negative marking

Pattern of PGET Entrance Test PGET consists of only one test for all Medical and Dental Courses respectively. The test contains 180 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) to be answered in 180 minutes.

Exam Pattern For the admissions to the above courses for the academic year 2005-06, they will conduct AICET on Saturday, 30th April, 2005. The AICET-2005 will be of three hours duration. There will be one question paper for the CET consisting 200 multiple choice questions (MCQ's), 50 each in Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. Each correct answer carries one mark. There is no negative marking.

Test Pattern Written Test consists of 100 objective types questions with multiple choices and time duration of test is 90 minutes. Normally, there are 40 questions from Mathematics, 20 from Physics, 20 from Chemistry & 20 from Reasoning. Every question with correct/best answer is given 1.0 point/score and every question with wrong answer is given -0.33 point.

Test Pattern The pattern of West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WB - JEE) for admission to engineering degree courses is as follows- The question paper consists of 100 questions of 200 marks. Each question carries 2 marks. All the questions are of objective type or multiple choice type containing four options. A correct choice is subject to award of 2 marks. Negative Marking – For every 3 wrong answers --2 marks are awarded. The candidate willing to take admission into B.E. / B. Tech Engineering Courses requires answering questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Those candidates who want to take admission into B. Arch. – Bachelor of Architecture

Test Pattern Common Entrance Test / MH – ENG – ASSO – CET consists of 3 papers. Physics – 50 Marks Chemistry – 50 Marks Mathematics – 100 Marks The medium of Question Paper is English only. The syllabus in physics, chemistry and mathematics is similar to that of HSC examination board Maharashtra.

Exam Pattern The test is conducted at Pondicherry and consists of 80 objective type questions in Physics & Chemistry and 10 questions in Biology (Zoology & Botany). The result is notified in leading newspapers and displayed in the College. Merit in JET and marks obtained in the qualifying exam; both of them are given equal weightage. Enquiries : Convenor, CENTAC, Pondicherry Engineering College, Pondicherry-605014.

Examination Pattern Selection is on merit in CPMT in Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology carrying 300 marks in each paper and is of 2-1/2 hours duration each. The questions are of objective type and the standard is of Intermediate. There's an additional paper of Hindi. However, marks secured in this paper are not added in Merit List. Candidates are required to obtain 50% (40% for SC/ST) marks in Science subject and 35% marks in Hindi/English to qualify the Test.

Central Bank of India invites applications from Indian citizens for appointment in clerical cadre post. No of Vacancies: 850 Website Link Open Closing date for Online Registration: Last date for receipt of application: How to Apply: Apply online submission of online application through central bank website Pay Scale: Pay Scale: Rs 4,410-13,210 (Under revision) Approx. total emoluments at the start of the scale will be Rs. 7,000/- (approx) inclusive of DA, CCA & HRA at Metropolitan Centre. Application Fee: For SC/ST/EX-Servicemen/PWD – Rs. 50/- For all others (including OBC) – Rs. 250/- Eligibility: Degree in any discipline from a Recognized University or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by

Test Pattern K-MAT Test pattern, scope, arrangement, variety, difficulty level etc. in the actual question paper may vary year to year. The following K-MAT test pattern is for general guidance. MBA: Section No. Sections No. of Questions 1 Language Comprehension 40 2 Mathematical Skills 40 3 Basic Aptitude 40 Duration: 120 Min Total: 120 Qns Combined MBA & MCA: Section No. Sections No. of Questions 1 Language Comprehension 40 2 Mathematical Skills 40 3 Basic Aptitude 40 4 Logical Reasoning 40 Duration: 150 Min Total: 160 Qns

Pattern of Examination GATE entrance examination is single paper of 3 hours duration and of 150 marks. The question paper is in English only. Before applying for GATE entrance examination, a candidates must assure that he/she has chosen the right optional subject, which enables him/her to become eligible to seek admission to the programme of interest. The criteria for postgraduate admission with scholarship/assistantship are different in various Institutes. GATE Offices are not in a position to provide any information in this regard. The choice of the paper is the responsibility of the candidate.