Assam CEE

The authorities will not release the Assam CEE syllabus online. The subjects, topics and units to be studied for the entrance examination is similar to the syllabus of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council/NCERT. Therefore, the candidates are advised to check the mentioned syllabus to be prepared for Assam CEE. The candidates will have to study various topics from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from the 12th standard qualifying entrance examination. 

No. It is not mandatory for the candidates to attempt all of the questions in the Assam CEE paper. Since there is negative marking, the candidates are advised to check carefully and answer those questions which they are sure about. By choosing those questions for which they know the correct answers, the candidates will have higher chances of avoiding negative marking and performing well in the entrance exam. 

During Assam CEE, the candidates will have to answer a total of 120 objective multiple-choice questions. Out of the total questions, there are sections as per the subjects that the candidates had to study for the examination. As per the official Assam CEE exam pattern, the candidates will have to attempt 40 questions from each section - Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. There will be no additional questions in the paper. Candidates are advised to carefully check the questions and answer accordingly as there is negative marking.

The authorities will release the official marking scheme through the Assam CEE exam pattern. Candidates will be allotted four marks for every correct answer. If the candidates have marked an incorrect answer, then the authorities will deduct one mark. Unattempted questions will not be marked. Since there is negative marking in Assam CEE, the candidates are advised to be careful while attempting the questions. It is important for the candidates to be familiar with the official marking scheme before the examination.

The authorities will conduct Assam CEE as a pen-and-paper-based test. The offline test will be held at various centres for all registered and eligible Assam CEE candidates. For every question, there will be various options available and the candidates will have to select the correct one. The answer has to be marked carefully on the OMR sheet. The candidates will be provided with the OMR sheets and pen for the entrance examination.

Assam CEE exam pattern will consist of the details regarding how the examination will be conducted by the authorities. According to the official Assam CEE exam pattern, the entrance examination will be held offline i.e., as a pen-and-paper-based test. During the 3 hour duration, the candidates will have to answer objective multiple-choice questions from topics of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. For every correct answer, 4 marks will be alloted. The authorities will deduct one mark for every wrong answer. 

No. Candidates will not be allowed to carry a water bottle or eatables inside the Assam CEE exam centres. During the security process, the candidates will be checked and prohibited items will be taken away. Along with water bottle and eatables, the candidates will not be allowed to take electronic devices such as mobile phone, calculator and more inside the exam centre. Candidates are advised to check the Assam CEE exam day guidelines to know more about what will be allowed and not at the exam centres.

It is to be noted there may be cases when candidates will not be alloted in their first preferred Assam CEE exam city. The allotment of exam centres depends on a number of factors such as availability, number of applications received and more. Therefore, the authorities have the right to add or remove an exam centre. In case a centre is completely filled or does not have enough students, then the authorities will allot another centre is their next of preference to the candidates. 

No. The Assam CEE authorities do not provide a waiting area of any accomodation to the candidate's parents or companions during the examination. They will be required to wait outside the examination centre while the examination is ongoing. The guardians are advised to leave the centre after the examination commences and to come back later after the exam is over. This will lessen the chances of overcrowding and the authorities will be able to efficiently control the centre.

Candidates are advised to let their guardians or companions safekeep their personal belongings. If the candidate does not have anyone to accompany them who can take care of their belongings, then they may request the Assam CEE centre authorities to deposit the personal belongings for the test duration. However, the authorities will not be responsible for any loss of belongings. Therefore, the candidates are advised not to bring expensive belongings to the centre.