APEdCET application form 2020 correction facility to be available from tomorrow
APEdCET application form 2020 correction facility will be available from July 7. Candidates can make corrections in Category 2 details entered in the application form till July 10.
APEdCET application form 2020 correction facility will be available from tomorrow (July 7). The last date to make corrections in the application form will be available till July 10. Candidates can only make corrections in Category 2 of APEdCET application form 2020. The last date to submit APEdCET application form 2020 with a late fee of Rs 500 is July 25.
APEdCET 2020 application process without late fees closed on June 15. APEdCET application form 2020 was released on March 14. APEdCET 2020 exam was postponed to August 5. Earlier, the exam was scheduled to be held on May 9.
APEdCET 2020 application form dates
The table below contains APEdCET 2020 application form dates.
| APEdCET application from events | APEdCET application form dates |
|---|---|
| Applications (without late fee) |
14-March-2020 to 15-June-2020 |
| Applications (with late fee of Rs 500) |
14-March-2020 to 25-Jul-2020 |
| Admit card |
July 2020 |
| Exam date |
05-Aug-2020 |
What details can be corrected?
The following details can be corrected by candidates during the prescribed deadline.
| Type of exam | Local area status |
|---|---|
| Qualifying exam - the year of appearing/Passing |
Non Minority/Minority |
| The medium of instruction in the qualifying exam |
The annual income of parents |
| Place of study- intermediate /degree |
Study details |
| Mother’s name |
SSC hall ticket number |
| Birth state and district |
Intermediate or degree hall ticket number and year of passing |
| Gender |
Address for correspondence |
| Community/reservation category |
Mobile/email Id |
| Special reservation category |
Aadhaar card details |
Exam Pattern
According to APEdCET exam pattern, the test paper is divided into three parts. Part A and Part B are common for all candidates. While Part C differs as per the subject preference given by candidates. The test paper will contain 150 objective-type multiple-choice questions. The duration of the exam is two hours. The total marks of the test are 150.
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