The written exam consists of four modules as follows:

1) General Knowledge and General Awareness with 25 questions each carrying one mark.

2) Reasoning and Intelligence ability  with 30 questions one mark each.

3) General Aptitude and Numerical Ability.

4) 25 questions one mark each.

5) General English 20 questions one mark each.

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Dear aspirant,

If you are pursuing 12th and wants to take admission in Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), Bhubaneshwar in Btech course.

Appearing 12th student can apply for the admission in KIIT Bhubaneshwar.

I am giving you a  brief :-

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), Bhubaneshwar,  conducts annual national-level entrance exam KIITEE for admission in Btech in various branches.

KIIT entrance exam eligibility:-

To apply for KIITEE exam for admission to B.Tech. programmes, students need to fulfil the following eligibility criteria.

• Either passed or pursuing 10+2 in regular full-time mode in Science stream

• Must have at least 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Maths

Mode of Application : Online

important date:-

application form :16 Nov, 2019 - 13 Jan, 2020

admit card:15 Jan, 2020

exam date:18 Jan, 2020 - 20 Jan, 2020

procedure:  While filling the application form, candidates needed to enter their academic & personal details and upload their photograph, signature and 10 th mark sheet/certificate. There was no application fee required to apply.

for further detail you can visit to : https://www.careers360.com/exams/kiitee

hope this will help you

good luck!

Hello,  as you join coaching,  they will provide you notes on syllabus topics only. So I thought it is sufficient to study coaching notes. And along with this,  you are solving previous year question paper,  it is good thing. But try to solve many question papers as you can,  and try to solve by setting time,  so that you can prepare yourself for time management. Because this is most important to clear this entrance exam.

I hope it will help you.

thanks.

Hi Pushan,

I understand that you are interested about some course at SDA Bocconi Asia Center, Mumbai and have noticed that the course is not accredited by AICTE and so to answer your question I would like to advise you that you please do not take this particular course into consideration as most of the organizations do make a note of the fact that whether the candidate has studied from an AICTE approved college or not while placements or during employment as they take this matter into significant consideration.

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Hi Darshana!

Before starting preparation first you should know the exam pattern and proper weightage for all the concepts. This can be known by analysing the previous year papers. Then for starting first find the best books and if you are interested in coaching you can find best coaching centers or you can apply for coaching online also there they will let you know the important topics or else to prepare without coaching then you need to have a proper plan checkout these links given below for further queries:

engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-gate

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-gate-without-coaching

Hope this help.

All the best!

hello,

your question is not clear to me. I assume you want to whether he can take admission in english medium and another central government board. the answer is yes, he can switch to cbse and icsc or osc board. however all boards have different question pattern for 10th grade. cbsc has both theoretical and mcq questions. and THis goes for icse and isc board. Central education board has more number of mcqs compare to wbbse board. however I would suggest you to take admission in cbse as cbse syllabus is followed by maximum all india exams.

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