Exam Pattern

Exam Mode: Offline that is, Pen and Paper-Based Test (PBT)
Question Type: Descriptive and Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) and Drawing Problems
Exam Duration: 3 Hours or 180 Minutes. Total Marks: 100 Marks
Language: English
MITID that Exam Pattern for StudioTest
1- Poster Colors, Acrylic colors, and Color pencils
2- Paint brushes, palettes, etc.
3- Fevicol and Fevikwik/ Fevibond
4- Cutter
5- Adhesive Tape
6- Scissors
7- Geometric set and other drawing material/instruments
8- Permanent Markers (min. 4 colors)
9- Stapler
10- Candidate's portfolio and work samples. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha MITID that exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/mit-institute-of-design-mit-adtu/mitid-dat-exam-pattern). I hope this will help you.

Mode of exam: Computer-based test from the exam center. Test duration: 120 minutes
Exam medium: English
Question type: MCQs and Subjective
Number of sections: Four sections, namely;
1- Verbal Reasoning
2- Quantitative Ability
3- Abstract Reasoning
4- Essay Writing
Total number of questions: 100
Academic Proficiency Test (APT) 2023:
1- Course: Bachelor of Science Research (Economics) and Bachelor of Science Research (Mathematics)
Subject: Maths and Critical Writing
Total Duration: 60 minutes
For Maths 40 minutes
For Critical Writing: 20 Minutes
2- Course: Bachelor of Art Research English Bachelor of Art Research (History), Bachelor of Art Research (Sociology), and BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies). Subject: Critical Writing
Total Duration: 60 minutes
3- Course: Bachelor of Science Research (Biotechnology)
Subject: Biology Chemistry and Physics
Total Duration: 60 minutes
For Biology 20 minutes
For Chemistry 20 minutes
For Physics 20 minutes
4- Course: Bachelor of Science Research Chemistry and Bachelor of Science Research (Physics)
Subject: Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
Total Duration: 60 minutes
For Mathematics: 20 minutes
For Chemistry 20 minutes
For Physics 20 minutes
5- Course: Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech)
Subject: Physics and Mathematics
Total Duration: 60 minutes
For Mathematics: 20 minutes
For Physics 40 minutes
For more details, you may visit the Shiksha SNUSAT exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/shiv-nadar-university-snu/snusat-exam-pattern). I hope this will help you.

KEE 2023 Exam Pattern:
1- B.Tech (All programme):
Part A: Mathematics and Biology
A number of questions: 45
Duration: 60 minutes. Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 45 marks. Part B: Physics
Duration: 20 minutes. A number of questions: 15
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 15 marks. Part C: Chemistry
Duration: 20 minutes. A number of questions: 15
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 15 marks. Part D: General Aptitude
Duration: 30 minutes. A number of questions: 15
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 15 marks. Part E: General Ethics/Christian Values
Duration: 20 minutes. A number of questions: 10
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 10 marks. For every wrong Answer: 0.25 marks will be deducted. Total Marks: 100 marks.
2- B.Sc. Agriculture:
Part A: Mathematics and Biology
A number of questions: 45
Duration: 60 minutes. Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 45 marks. Part B: Physics
Duration: 20 minutes. A number of questions: 15
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 15 marks. Part C: Chemistry
Duration: 20 minutes. A number of questions: 15
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 15 marks. Part D: English Proficiency
Duration: 30 minutes. A number of questions: 15
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 15 marks. Part E: General Ethics/Christian Values
Duration: 20 minutes. A number of questions: 10
Types of Questions: Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Total Marks: 10 marks. For every wrong Answer: 0.25 marks will be deducted. Total Marks: 100 marks. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha KEE exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/kee-exam). I hope this will help you.

National Recruitment Agency Common Eligibility Test NRA CET Exam Pattern 2023;
National Recruitment Agency Common Eligibility Test exam pattern 2023 will be divided into two parts-A Part-B. Part A will consist of Basic Aptitude, a Test of Reasoning, Verbal Ability, General Science, and General Knowledge. Part B paper will test the student's psychology and response to certain situations, qualifying in nature, yet mandatory for final appointments. National Recruitment Agency Common Eligibility Test will be conducted in 12 major Indian languages including Hindi and English . The National Recruitment Agency Common Eligibility Test question paper will contain objective-type MCQs (multiple-choice questions) only. National Recruitment Agency Common Eligibility Test syllabus and level of difficulty will be standard and in line with the educational qualification of a candidate Class 10, Class 12, or graduation. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha National Recruitment Agency Common Eligibility Test Exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nra-cet-exam). I hope this will help you.

The BPSC Exam Pattern, there will be the following three stages in the 67th Combined Competitive Exam:
1- Prelims
2- Mains
3- Interview
BPSC Prelims
One Paper
Total Marks: 150 marks
Timings: 2 hours
Question Types: Objective Type
Mode of Exams: Offline (Pen-Paper)
BPSC Mains
4 papers
One qualifying paper Hindi + 3 merit ranking papers
Total Marks: 900 marks (300*3)
Timings: 3 hours for each paper
Question Types: Subjective Type
Mode of Exams: Offline (Pen-Paper)
BPSC Interview
Total Marks: 120 marks
Merit list based on marks in Mains + Interview. For more details, you may visit the Shiskha BPSC exam apge4. (https://www.shiksha.com/news/sarkari-exams-bpsc-66th-exam-notification-to-release-in-june-blogId-31381). I hope this will help you.

LIC AAO Exam Pattern:
The 3 phases of the LIC exam pattern comprise:
Phase-1: Preliminary Examination
Phase-2: Mains Examination
Phase-3: Interview
Preliminary Exam:
Syllabus:
1- Quantitative Aptitude
Marks: 35marks
Duration: 20 minutes
2- Reasoning Ability
Marks: 35 marks
Duration: 20 minutes
3- English Language with special emphasis on grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension
Marks: 30 marks
Duration: 20 minutes
Mains Exam (CA/Actuarial/Rajbhasha/IT):
1- Reasoning Ability
Marks: 90 marks
Duration: 40 minutes
2- Insurance and Financial Market Awareness
Marks: 60 marks
Duration: 20 minutes
3- General Knowledge, Current Affairs
Marks: 60 marks
Duration: 20 minutes
4- Professional knowledge
Marks: 90 marks
Duration: 40 minutes
5- English Language (Letter Writing & Essay)
Marks: 25 marks
Duration: 30 minutes
Mains Exam (Legal)
1- Reasoning Ability
Marks: 90 marks
Duration: 40 minutes
2- Professional Knowledge
Marks: 90 marks
Duration: 40 minutes
3- General Awareness, Current Affairs
Marks: 60 marks
Duration: 20 minutes
4- Insurance and Financial Market Awareness
Marks: 60 marks
Duration: 20 minutes
5- Legal Drafting for AAO
Marks: 25 marks
Duration: 30 marks
Interview: 60 marks
For more details, you may visit the Shiksha LIC AAO exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/exams/lic-aao-exam). I hope this will help you.

The pattern of the APSET exam is decided by Andhra University. It is similar to the UGC NET exam to some extent, as follows:
1. The question papers are usually in two languages: Telugu and English .
2. There are two papers in APSET paper 1 and paper 2.
3. The paper one consists of 50 questions about general aptitude.
4. Paper 2 consists of 100 core subjects based on your master's qualification.
5. Each question is worth two marks in both question papers.
6. The total time allotted to complete both papers in three hours
7. You have one hour for paper 1 and two hours for paper 2.
8. For paper 1, you can refer to the UGC NET paper 1 to get an idea of the questions being asked.
9. The questions in Paper 2 are master's level and MCQ in nature.
10. There are around 30 subjects to choose from for paper 2.

The exam pattern for SSC JHT is divided into three stages: paper 1, paper 2, and document verification. It goes like this:
1. There are two papers in total.
2. Paper 1 is an online computer-based test.
3. It is divided into two sections, each with 100 objective-type questions.
4. These sections are general Hindi and general English .
5. There is one mark allotted for a correct answer and 0.25 deducted for wrong answers.
6. The second paper is an offline test and is descriptive in nature.
7. It consists of two essays and two translations of passages.
8. The time limit to attempt both papers is two hours.
9. The Paper 1 requires a minimum of 30% to qualify.
10. The merit list will be prepared from 200 marks on paper 2.