SET 2021 Schedule Revised; Dates To Be Announced Soon

SET 2021 schedule to be revised. Read the article below to know more.

Symbiosis International (Deemed University) has recently announced that the Symbiosis Entrance Test 2021 revised schedule will be announced soon. The SET 2021 exam was scheduled to be conducted on July 27, 2021, in online proctored mode, but it is likely to be postponed amid the rising coronavirus cases in the country. Earlier the exam was to be conducted in the computer-based test mode, but, due to the prevailing coronavirus situation, Symbiosis International (Deemed University) decided to conduct the SET 2021 exam in online proctored mode with the help of Artificial Intelligence and Human Proctoring.

The registrations for SET 2021 are underway and will close on June 4, 2021, at midnight. Read the article below to know more.

Also Read: SET eligibility criteria

How to Apply for SET 2021?

Check out the steps mentioned below to know how to apply for SET 2021 exam.

• Visit the official website of SET
• Click on ‘Register Now’ button on the homepage or copy https://set2021.ishinfosys.com/SETY2103/Register/Index.aspx?utm_source=Shiksha&utm_medium=CM_ED
• Carefully read the instructions and fill in details such as name, date of birth, email ID, address, preferred test city, etc. as requested
• Upload the required documents such as signatures and photographs
• Finally, click ‘Save and Continue’ to submit the SET application form
• The candidates will be redirected to the fee payment page where they need to pay the application fee online
• Finally take a print out of the SET application form

Check out the official video tutorial to know how to fill the SET application form 2021:

SET 2021: Revised Exam Pattern

Check out the table below to know the revised SET exam pattern.

Features	Details
Exam mode	Internet-Based Test mode
Test duration	90 minutes MCQs: 60 minutes WAT: 30 minutes
Sessions	One
Exam timings	2:30 PM to 4:15 PM
Type of questions	Objective type question with four options each
Marks per question	1 mark
Negative marking	There will be no negative marking in case of wrong attempts

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• SET syllabus
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