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How many questions are asked from each section in IUCET 2025?

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    Anubhav Mishra | Contributor-Level 6

    a year ago

    90 questions will be asked in IUCET 2023. Each question contains 1 mark.

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    Dhanya B | Contributor-Level 10

    9 hours ago

    There are 30 questions asked from each section in the IUCET 2025. There are 3 sections from which questions are asked in the exam for the UG programme. The 3 sections are Quantitative Analysis,  General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning. There will be a total of 90 questions asked in the exam. The number of questions from each section are as follows. 

    Quantitative Analysis: 30 questions

    General Knowledge: 30 questions

    Logical Reasoning : 30 questions

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