What is the syllabus & exam pattern of the DUET (Delhi University Entrance Test)? Which are the important topics to focus on?
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CUET 2023 will be held in computer-based mode on multiple dates from May 21 to 31. Candidates going to take the DUET exam must check the CUET syllabus 2023 and the exam pattern. DUET exam pattern will help the candidates become familiar with the number of sections, the number of questions in each section, and the marking scheme. Knowing the marking scheme and number of questions for each section will help candidates to devote time to each section accordingly. As per the exam pattern of CUET 2023, the examination will be conducted in a computer-based mode in two slots. The duration of the exam for slot 1 is 195 minutes and for slot 2 i...more
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Delhi University conducts its exam DUET for admission in the selected course of UG and PG level. A student who scored more than 55% in their qualifying exam is eligible for this exam.
The exam consists of MCQ for all department. There are 100 questions in the exam to solve them in 2 hours. 4 marks are awarded for a correct answer and 1 mark is deducted for a wrong answer. Questions are from General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Communication skill, Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability.
Syllabus for the exam is quite easy.
For scoring better in the exam, a candidate has to focus on each part as every part is easy just a small focus on...more -
Hey,
Syllabus for UG courses will be based on class 11th and 12th standard.
Mode of examination: The answers have to be marked on OMR sheet.
Subjects: For each course, there will be separate subjects from which the questions will be asked.
Type of questions: Objective type
Time duration: 2 hours
Marking scheme: 4 marks for correct answer
1 marks will be deducted for each negative answers.
Good luck.
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| Category Name | BHMS | BUMS |
|---|---|---|
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| ST AI | 288873 | -/- |
| EWS AI | 66693 | 84820 |
| SC AI | 230221 | 214991 |
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