BHU UET Pattern

The BHU UET CUET exam format varies depending on the course you have applied for. The general exam pattern is as follows for BHU:
1. There are both computer-based exams and paper-based exams available, depending on the course.
2. The exam is bilingual in Hindi and English .
3. There are four options for each of the objective-style questions on the test.
4. For each correct response, you will receive four marks.
5. There is a negative marking of one mark for each incorrect answer.
6. The LL.B. Entrance test is 120 minutes long and consists of 150 questions.
7. For B.A. Courses, you have 120 minutes to solve 120 questions carrying 480 marks. You can check the detailed pattern for each subject at this link: https://www.shiksha.com/university/bhu-banaras-hindu-university/bhu-uet-exam-pattern.

The syllabus of BHU UET Syllabus/ Topics are mentioned below:
- SectionDuration
- General Awareness
- General Mental Ability
- Numerical Ability
- Comprehension
- Subject awareness with subjects
Exam Pattern:
Exam Mode - Offline (Pen/Pencil-Paper based test)
Test Paper Sets - Three
Test level - 10+2 standard level
Exam Duration - 120 Minutes
Total questions - 150 questions
Type of questions - Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
Total Marks - 450 marks
Other Modalities - There will be two sets of multiple choice questions on Language comprehension. The sets will be available in two languages - English and Hindi and candidate can answer either of the set but not both
An entrance exam is conducted separately for both the faculties.Its one of easiest exams. In the faculty of arts, there are 120 questions which are compulsory for everyone. You have to choose either English or Hindi to answer in section B which consists 30 questions. So that makes it 150.
+3 marks for a correct answer and -1 for a wrong one. 0 for an unattempted one. It is an overall 450 marks paper.
Questions are easy except that bio section which has usually 20 - 25 ques. One who has not studied bio in 10+2 would find it very difficult. The score of 15/60 is very good. But even if you leave that section thoroughly still you could top the exam.
Around 25 questions are asked from mental ability, logical reasoning and elementary mathematics Level of these questions remain very ordinary and a little practice could make you able to score 100%. Avoid overconfidence.
25 to 30 questions are from history (mainly history of India). Questions are straightforward and factual in nature. Go through higher secondary level books of history. Even if you remember 20% of what you have studied, a score of over 80% is very achievable. A little interest in history and you have qualified the exam. Very scoring section.
Questions from geography and constitution along with economics have a weight of anything between 20 to 25. Knowledge of 10th level would be sufficient or you can just go through any good book of GK like Lucent or Chronicle.
Rest of the paper consists questions from current affairs, latest sports events, general science etc. This is the pattern for faculty of arts.
Faculty of social sciences follows a bit different pattern. Their questions are divided in history, economics, political science and geography. Questions are a bit harder than that of arts. Now, I am not going to repeat all that of arts.