MCAER CET PhD Analysis 2024: Get Detailed Paper Analysis & Review

The entrance exam was held from 10 am onwards, and candidates who appeared for the examination shared the inputs as under: 

Difficulty level of the examination - MCAER CET 2020 question paper was of easy to moderate difficulty level. 

Subjects included in the question paper - The questions paper was based on more than 10 subjects including, Computer Science, Engineering, Political Science, Economics, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Extension Education, Animal Husbandry, Horticulture, Agronomy, Botany and more. 

Type of questions - There were objective-type of questions from each subject i.e. candidates have to understand, analyse and attempt the questions by darkening the correct option in the OMR sheet. 

Subject-wise difficulty - All the subjects were of easy to a moderate level only except for Economics questions, which were tricky and time-taking. 

As shared by Prakash Kumar, a final year student at Shri Karan Narendra Agriculture University, Jaipur. He appeared for the MCAER PG CET 2020 for Agri-BSc paper. He added that due to less time he could attempt only 150 questions out of 200 questions. 

As per the examination scheme of MCAER CET 2020, the evaluation will be done as under: 

• Each question carries 1 marks, and the same shall be awarded to the candidates who have attempted questions correctly. 
• There will be no negative marking in case of wrong attempts by the candidates. 

Besides, candidates should note that only the question attempted correctly will be taken into consideration, which means multiple options should not be darkened by the candidates for each question, and all the ovals should be filled in properly. 

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Till last year, the maximum marks for MCAER CET was 100, this year the total marks are 200, the expected cut off will be as under: 

The results of MCAER PG CET 2020 will be declared on March 28, for all the streams. Before announcing the results, MAUEB will release the answer key for MCAER PG CET 2020 for all the question papers on March 24, so that candidates can cross-check their responses and, in case of discrepancies report it to the exam authority..