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Sonali
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The Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST) examination typically has a duration of three hours. Candidates were allotted this time to complete the exam. However, please keep in mind that the duration of the JEST examination or any other standardized test can change from year to year. Therefore, it's essential to verify the specific duration of the JEST exam for the year in which you plan to appear by referring to the official JEST website or official notifications. Exam duration is an important factor for time management during the test, so candidates should be well-informed about this aspect of the examination.
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Anamika Jha
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Here is the new pattern for Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST) 20324: Candidates will have 3 hours ( 180 minutes) to complete the examination form. The question paper will be divided into three sections. There will be multiple choice questions (MCQs) . The total number of questions asked in the examination will be 50 questions. The paper will be conducted in English language only . The mode of the examination is offline (pen and paper) . To know more about the examination, candidates can refer to the official website.
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Subhrajeet Harichandan
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Yes this year both marking scheme as well as exam pattern was changed. There were three sections in the exam Part A, B and C. The total number of questions were 50, 25 from Part A, 25 from Part B and 15 from Part C. The exam was conducted for total of 100 marks.There was negative marking for Part A and B as Part C was descriptive in nature.
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Piyush Dixit
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No, JEST 2024 was conducted for a total of 100 marks for this year. Though last year the exam was conducted for 300 marks. The total number of sections, marking scheme, total number of marks for each part were different from the last year exam. This JEST exam pattern was same prior to last year, so most likely this exam pattern will be continue to be the same for the upcoming year exam.
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Manisha Kumari
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The level of questions in the Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST) examination is generally designed to assess the candidate's knowledge, understanding, and problem-solving skills in their chosen field of study. The level of questions can vary depending on the subject and sub-discipline within the field.However, it is estimated that the questions are based on the general syllabi of graduation and post-graduation level courses offered by various Indian universities and institutions. JEST question papers usually are not made available. However, some questions from previous year's examinations are available.
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Manisha Kumari
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The Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST) typically employed negative marking for incorrect answers. Negative marking is a practice where a fraction of marks is deducted for each wrong answer. This policy is meant to discourage random guessing and encourage candidates to answer questions they are reasonably confident about.-1 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer marked in section A and -3 will be deducted in section B.However, please note that examination policies and procedures can change over time, and specific details, including whether or not negative marking is applied, may vary from one year to another. To get the most ac
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