What is KIITEE marking scheme?
The KIITEE marking scheme follows a system that rewards accuracy and penalizes incorrect answers:
- Marks per correct answer: 4 marks are awarded for each question you answer correctly.
- Negative marking: There is negative marking, so you will be deducted 1 mark for every question you answer incorrectly.
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The exam authority mentions the KIIT 2025 exam marking scheme in the official notification. Applicants appearing in the KIITEE exam will be awarded 4 marks for the correct answer. There will be a negative marking of one mark for each incorrect answer. Candidates will be awarded zero marks for unatte
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Students seeking admission have to give KIITEE. The syllabus of KIITEE includes the basic understanding of physics, chemistry, and mathematics of Class 12. Students applying for lateral entry can refer to Basic electrical engineering, electrical mechanics, and mathematics.
KIITEE registrations begin in November and close in the month of July. KIITEE is organised in different phases. Students who have completed Class 12 or will be completing, can apply for the registration. However, students must meet the eligibility criteria.
KIIT entrance exam has a total of 120 MCQs, and tests the Reasoning, Mathematics, Verbal Ability & General Knowledge of aspirants. Total duration of the exam is 150 minutes. Questions are about percentages, profit & loss, coding-decoding, and GK.
Candidates have to download the KIITEE 2026 admit card separately for each phase. The authorities will conduct a separate slot booking for each phase after which candidates can download their admit cards.
The authority is conducting KIITEE 2026 in 69 cities across 27 states and union territories in India.
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