Exam Pattern

The JEE Advanced exam pattern is designed to test your comprehension, reasoning, and analytical abilities in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Here are the key details:Mode of Examination: The exam is conducted as a computer-based test (CBT).Number of Papers: There are two compulsory papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both papers are conducted on the same day.Duration: Each paper is of 3 hours duration (4 hours for PwD candidates).Medium of Examination: The exam is available in English and Hindi.Sections: Both papers include three sections: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.Types of Questions: The question types include:Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with single or multiple correct answers.Numerical Value Questions where you need to enter the numerical answer.Matching List Questions where you match items from two lists.Marking Scheme: The marking scheme includes full, partial, and zero marks. There is also negative marking for some question types.Total Questions: Each paper typically has around 54 questions (18 questions per subject)

The RRB NTPC Computer-Based Test 1 is the first step in the selection process for various non technical positions under the Indian Railways. The exam pattern and syllabus must be known well to prepare efficiently.Exam Pattern for RRB NTPC CBT 1Total Duration: 90 minutes; 120 minutes for PwBD candidatesTotal Questions: 100 objective-type multiple-choice questionsSectionsGeneral Awareness: 40 questionsMathematics: 30 questionsGeneral Intelligence and Reasoning: 30 questionsMarking Scheme:Each question carries 1 mark.Negative marking is there for each wrong answer which amounts to 1/3 of the marks of that question.This type is designed to check the aptitude and suitability of a candidate for non-technical posts in Indian Railways. citeturn0search2RRB NTPC CBT 1 Syllabus1. General AwarenessNational and International Current EventsGames and SportsArt and Culture of IndiaIndian LiteratureMonuments and Places of IndiaGeneral Science and Life Science: up to 10th CBSE levelHistory of India and Freedom StrugglePhysical, Social, and Economic Geography of India and the WorldIndian Polity and Governance: Constitution and Political SystemGeneral Scientific and Technological DevelopmentsEnvironmental Issues: Concerning India and the WorldBasics of Computers and Computer ApplicationsCommon AbbreviationsTransport Systems in IndiaIndian EconomyFamous Personalities: Including those connected with Indian RailwaysFlagship Government ProgramsFlora and Fauna of IndiaImportant Government and Public Sector Organizations in India2. MathematicsNumber SystemDecimals and FractionsLCM and HCFRation and ProportionsPercentagesMensuration: Geometry and TrigonometryTime and WorkTime, Speed, and DistanceSimple Interest and Compound InterestProfit and LossElementary AlgebraElementary Statistics3. General Intelligence and ReasoningAnalogiesCompletion of Number and Alphabetical Series, Coding and Decoding, Mathematical OperationsSimilarities and DifferencesRelationshipAnalytical ReasoningSyllogismJumblingVenn DiagramsPuzzle solvingData SufficiencyStatement-ConclusionStatement-Courses of ActionDecision Making, MapsGraph InterpretationFull knowledge and more practice of the above topics can ensure your high score in RRB NTPC CBT 1 exams.

For the academic session 2025-2026, NTA has revised the CUET PG exam pattern, where the exam duration has been reduced to 90 minutes from 105 minutes. Also, the General Paper of MBA and LLB will be redesigned by the exam officials.As per the latest update, NTA, in compliance with UGC, has set up an expert committee that will make amendments in the CUET PG exam after receiving feedback from the stakeholders.Candidates can expect the change in the following CUET PG exam pattern 2025:Exam officials can increase the number of questions (75 MCQs at present).Change in the marking scheme.Redesigning of syllabus.Can add more types questions- MSQ (multiple select questions), NAT (Numerical Answer Type Questions).Difficulty level of questions.

This examination in Horticulture at the Rajasthan Pre PG has a 2-hour paper-pencil type. Question paper will carry 100 MCQs and question papers that are used include various questions on the issues of Horticulture and other allied agricultural Science areas. The Examination is taken up in the English language, where the candidates will have to choose the best answer. The marking scheme gives four marks for a correct response and one mark is taken away for each wrong response, and the marking is negative in nature. In this context, it is an essential examination to assess the knowledge about fruit science, vegetable science, floriculture, and post-harvest technology, to name a few, that an aspiring student in this field must have.

Odisha CHSE Exam Pattern 2025: The Council of Higher Secondary Education, (CHSE) Odisha has announced changes in Odisha CHSE exam pattern 2025. According to the new CHSE Odisha pattern 2025, students will have to appear for 80 mark theory exam. 20 marks will be allotted for internal assessment. Students have to score at least 24 marks in theory, to clear the exam. However, the internal marks will not be added to the theory marks to determine pass or fail. The new CHSE Odisha pattern of questions will be applicable for regular students registered in 2023 only of Arts, Science, Commerce and vocational streams appearing from the CHSE Board Exam 2025.According to the new pattern of the CHSE exam 2025,  subjects with practicals will have 70 marks for theory and 30 marks for practical examinations. For subjects with projects, there will be 80 marks in theory and 20 marks for projects. Students have to write 40 to 50 words in 2 mark questions and 60-80 words in 3 mark questions. Similarly, they have to write 120-150 words in five-mark questions and 300-350 words in eight-mark questions. Students preparing for the CHSE 2025 board exams must know the Odisha CHSE 12th exam pattern 2025 to better prepare for the examination and streamline the studies. Knowing the Odisha CHSE pattern 2025 helps students to know the marking scheme and thus prepre accordingly.The CHSE board examination will be held for three hours duration.Odisha CHSE 2025 examinations will be conducted from February 15, 2025. The question pattern of Odisha CHSE Class 12th exam 2025 is released on the official website.

Exam Pattern for JEE Mains is as follows:Mode of Examination:The mode of examination would be as Computer Based Test (CBT).Subjects:The examination would be based on three subjects, i.e. Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.Number of Papers:There are two papers under JEE Mains: Paper 1 (for B.E./B.Tech) and Paper 2 (for B.Arch/B.Planning).Paper 1 is CBT based for B.E./B.Tech aspirants. For B.Arch/B.Planning there is both CBT and pen-paper based Paper 2. Paper 1: B.E./B.TechType of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs) and Numerical Value based Question. Total No. of Questions: 90 (30 questions from each subject) Marking Scheme: For MCQs: +4 for correct answers, -1 for incorrect answers. For Numerical Value based Questions: +4 for correct answers; no negative marking for incorrect answers. Total Marks: 300 marks (100 marks per subject). Duration: 3 hours. Paper 2: B.Arch/B.Planning: Part 1: Mathematics (Objective type) Part 2: Aptitude Test (Objective type). Part 3: Drawing Test (B.Arch candidates only) - pen/pencil mode. Marking Scheme: Similar to Paper 1 (+4 for correct answers, minus marking for MCQ). Total Mark: 400. Duration: 3 hours, including Drawing Test. Language of Exam: Exam to be conducted in English, Hindi, and Gujarati. Eligibility Criteria: He/She should be passed/appearing for his/her 12th exam in the ongoing year. There is an upper limit of age while considering the JEE Mains eligibility, which is 25 years for the general category (with a relaxation for reserved categories). JEE Mains are the first stage of the Joint Entrance Examination, and the candidates who successfully complete the first phase can go to the second phase of JEE Advanced for seeking admission into the IITs.