JNU CEEB

Requirements for Entrance Examinations in Embryology CoursesThe entrance examination such as Graduate Aptitude Test in Biology (GAT B) would differ from place to place and institution to institution in an Embryology course.Most of the universities offering postgraduate Embryology courses may insist on such standardized exams like the GAT B.Such entrance examinations assess the biological Science level of the candidates as these can prove to be quite useful for further studies in Embryology where the competition is tough, or the intake is limited.Besides entrance exams, candidates may have to fulfill other conditions, such as having appropriate undergraduate degrees (e.g., in Biology, Biotechnology, or Medicine) and providing letters of recommendation. 

The application process was open from February 8, 2024, to March 6, 2024. Therefore, you cannot register for the GAT-B 2024 anymore. However, you can do the following:Stay updated for the next application cycle: The National Testing Agency (NTA) typically announces the application dates for GAT-B in December or January of the preceding year. You can follow the official NTA website or reliable educational portals for updates on the next application window.Prepare for the next exam: Utilize the time until the next application cycle to strengthen your knowledge and skills relevant to the GAT-B exam. Refer to official resources like the exam syllabus and past years' question papers provided on the NTA website. Consider enrolling in coaching institutes or online preparatory courses if needed.

JNU CEEB consists of two parts and questions from the subjects of Physics Chemistry Mathematics, and Biology of the 12 th level. Part A consist of -
It will have multiple choice type questions at the level of 12th, from Physics Chemistry Mathematics, and Biology. Candidates will be required to attempt 60 questions. Each correct answer will fetch 1 mark and each wrong answer will result in a loss of half mark. Part B consist of -
It will also have multiple-choice questions from the syllabus given in Section IV of the Brochure. There will be 100 questions out of which the candidates will have to attempt 60 questions. Each correct answer will get 3 marks. For each wrong answer, one mark will be deducted.