APICET

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APICET 2025 exam will be held in first week of May 2025 in two sessions. The first session of Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 exam willcommence in morning from 9 AM and the second session will commence in forenoon 2.30 pm. Candidates who will be allotted the first slot must report at the exam centre by 8.30 whereas, candidates who will be allotted the second shift must report at the exam centre by 2 pm. Candidates must complete the frisking process for entry to the examination hall. Candidates are advised to visit the allotted APICET 2025 exam centre on the day before the examination to become familiar with the route and exam centre.

Candidates are provided with the exact address and location of the Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 exam centre on the admit card. The admit card of Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 will be released in first week of May 2025. To download the Andhra Pradesh ICET admit card candidates must enter their login credentials. Only who have registered for the Andhra Pradesh ICET exam along with the payment of application fee will be able to download the admit card when released. The AP ICET 2025 exam will be held in first week of May in offline mode. Candidates are advised to check the route and distance before the exam date scheduled.

Candidates will only be allowed to carry the following items inside the exam centre of Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025: Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 admit card Sanitiser 50 ml Transparent water bottle Simple pen Note- Any candidates carrying the prohibited items will be disqualified. Candidates must check the complete list of do's and don'ts before appearing for the exam- https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/apicet-exam-day-guidelines-do-s-don-ts-blogId-90861.

Candidates can choose maximum four cities for examination while filling the application form of Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025. Candidates must choose the exam centre as per the priority. Once the application form of Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 is submitted candidates will not be able to edit the preference for exam centres. Candidates must carefully select the preferred Andhra Pradesh ICET exam centre 2025. The exam centre will be alloted to the candidates on the basis of the availability. A Convener reserves the right to allot candidates to any other centre (s) in unavoidable circumstances.

Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 notification will be released in last week of March. Candidates who are willing to appear for the Andhra Pradesh ICET exam must check the important dates. The registration process will commence soon after the release of notification. The notification of Andhra Pradesh ICET 2025 mentions the complete details about the important dates, eligibility criteria, application form, admit card, answer key and results.

Candidates preparing for APICET exam can refer the following books sectiom-wise- Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R. S. Aggarwal, A New Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by B. S. Sijwalii and Analytical Reasoning by M. K. Pandey are few books that one must refer to for the APICET exam preparation. While selecting the book for APICET preparation candidates must check the edition and table of content, level of the book, author and if the book has question bank to practice from.

Each question will contain four answer choices in the APICET exam. Most of the answers will be similar and it is therefore important for test-takers to analyse the question and then select one option out of the four given options. The test duration of the APICET exam is 150 minutes or 2.5 hours. Within this slated time, test-takers need to solve 200 questions in total. Andhra Pradesh ICET exam will be Computer Based Test, candidates must adhere to the prescribed guidelines to answer the questions.

Andhra Pradesh ICET exam pattern mentions the sections, marking scheme and number of questions in the question paper. As per the APICET exam pattern, the question paper will consist of total 200 questions Candidates will be given one mark for every correct answer and there will be no negative marking for any wrong answers. The duration of the exam is 150 minutes. Andhra Pradesh ICET exam will be a Computer Based Test to be conducted across 25 districts of Andhra Pradesh. The Andhra Pradesh ICET exam is conducted in a two days window (each day two sessions).

As per the Andhra Pradesh ICET marking scheme for every correct answer candidate will get one mark. There will be no negative marking for any wrong answer or not attempted questions. As per the Andhra Pradesh ICET exam pattern, the question paper will consist of 200 questions, of one mark each. There will be no sectional time limit. Candidates can start answering from any section they are comfortable with. The Andhra Pradesh ICET exam is conducted for a duration of 150 minutes.