Instructions regarding the Admission Test

1. ALL questions are COMPULSORY.
2. The question paper consists of two sections: Section-A (Short Answer Type Questions) and Section-B (Descriptive Type Questions).
3. Section-A carries 2 marks each. Answers should be brief and precise -not exceeding 60–80 words per answer.
4. Section-B carries 5 marks each. Write focused, organized answers -not exceeding 200–250 words per answer.
5. Candidates must attempt questions from Physics, Chemistry, and either Mathematics or Biology (as applicable).
6. Question Distribution: Physics and Chemistry each include four short-answer questions (Section-A), and one descriptive question (Section-B). Mathematics/Biology includes: Seven short-answer questions (Section-A), and four descriptive questions (Section-B).
7. Candidates must write their answers only in the space provided. No additional sheets will be supplied.
8. The use of calculators, electronic devices, or any reference materials is strictly prohibited.
9. Marks will be awarded based on: Clarity of expression, Relevance of content, Use of appropriate examples (where applicable) and Correct terminology.

Admission Selection Procedure:

The selection process will consist of two stages:

• Written Test (60 Marks): All eligible applicants will be required to appear for a written examination (English Medium) carrying a total of 60 marks of two hours duration with questions from their +2 Science syllabus. The test will assess the candidates’ subject knowledge, analytical ability, and aptitude relevant to the programme/position.
• Interview (40 Marks): Candidates shortlisted based on their performance in the written test will be invited to appear for a personal interview, carrying 40 marks. The interview will evaluate the candidates’ communication skills, conceptual understanding, and overall suitability.
• Final Selection: The final selection of candidates will be made based on their combined performance in the written test and the interview, with a total weightage of 100 marks.

Instructions regarding the Admission Test

1. ALL questions are COMPULSORY.
2. The question paper consists of two sections: Section-A (Short Answer Type Questions) and Section-B (Descriptive Type Questions).
3. Section-A carries 2 marks each. Answers should be brief and precise -not exceeding 60–80 words per answer.
4. Section-B carries 5 marks each. Write focused, organized answers -not exceeding 200–250 words per answer.
5. Question Distribution: Section-A includes 15 short-answer questions, and Section-B includes 6 descriptive questions.
6. Candidates must write their answers only in the space provided. No additional sheets will be supplied.
7. The use of calculators, electronic devices, or any reference materials is strictly prohibited.
8. Marks will be awarded based on: Clarity of expression, Relevance of content, Use of appropriate examples (where applicable) and Correct terminology.

Admission Selection Procedure:

The selection process will consist of two stages:

• Written Test (60 Marks): All eligible applicants will be required to appear for a written examination (English Medium) carrying a total of 60 marks of two hours duration with questions from their respective B.Sc. syllabus. The test will assess the candidates’ subject knowledge, analytical ability, and aptitude relevant to the programme/position.
• Interview (40 Marks): Candidates shortlisted based on their performance in the written test will be invited to appear for a personal interview, carrying 40 marks. The interview will evaluate the candidates’ communication skills, conceptual understanding, and overall suitability.
• Final Selection: The final selection of candidates will be made based on their combined performance in the written test and the interview, with a total weightage of 100 marks.