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JKCET exam pattern 2024 was finalised by the conducting authority. JKCET exam pattern 2024 will comprise 1 paper with 3 sections - Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. The exam will be held in offline mode (Pen and paper-based exam). The exam pattern highlights and OMR sheet information including instructions are detailed below.
JKCET Exam Pattern Information
Candidates can find all the essential information regarding JKCET exam pattern below, which the candidates can go through to understand the exam pattern better.
- Papers: There will be 1 paper with 3 sections namely: Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry.
- Exam mode: JKCET 2024 exam will be held in offline mode, which is Pen and paper-based exam as notified by JKCET 2024 Official Website.
- A number of questions: There will be 60 questions in each subject and the total number of questions will be 180.
- Question type: All the questions are Multiple Choice Questions in JKCET 2024 Exam. Each question consists of 4 options.
- Exam duration: The time duration of JKCET 2024 exam is 180 minutes (3 hours).
- Marking Scheme: For each correct answer candidates will get 1 mark. Negative marking is also applicable for JKCET 2024. For each incorrect answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted.
- Language: The medium of JKCET 2024 examination will be English.
- Syllabus: Candidates can go through JKCET 2024 syllabus for more detailed information.
- Material: Candidates can also refer JKCET 2024 reference books and JKCET 2024 Answer Key to attain a good score.
JKCET Exam Pattern 2024 Highlights
Significant facts about JKCET exam are discussed below.
| Date of Exam | May 22, 2024 |
| Conducting Body | Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations |
| Mode of Exam | Pen and Paper Mode |
| Paper Type | Objective |
| Medium of Exam | English |
| Duration of Exam | 180 Minutes |
JKCET 2024 Paper Pattern Outline
The framework of JKCET Paper Pattern is disclosed in the table below.
| No. of Paper | Subjects | No. of Questions | Marks | Time Duration |
| 1 | Physics | 60 | 60 | 3 hours |
| Chemistry | 60 | 60 | ||
| Maths | 60 | 60 | ||
| Total | 180 | 180 |
JKCET OMR (Optical Mark Reader) Sheet Information
Snapshot of the OMR Answer Sheet
Given below is a picture of the OMR sheet that is used in JKCET Exams every year. Test-takers should shade in the oval-shaped boxes to indicate their response to a particular question.
In the top left corner, the candidate has to enter his/her details that are asked in that sheet.
Instructions to Fill the OMR Answer Sheet
Candidates are required to keep in mind of the following pointers during the examination to avoid any discrepancies.
- The OMR Answer Sheets are used in order to simplify the procedure of evaluation and also to ensure the highest accuracy. Each circle on the OMR Sheet has an alphabetical or numerical value. So a small mistake in shading the round spot on the circle may make a big mistake.
- The OMR Answer Sheets will be supplied to the candidates in the examination hall.
- At the top of the OMR Sheet, there are a few blanks which are to be filled in carefully.
- Write Question Booklet Number, Booklet series, and Roll Number in numerical and also darken the appropriate circles.
- Write the given certification statement in your running handwriting in English and append your signature and left-hand thumb impression at the space provided for the purpose on your OMR Sheet.
- This certificate is to be authenticated by the invigilator and superintendent of the examination center.
- Complete the formalities and wait for the signal to start, tear and open the seal of the Question Booklet, and begin reading and answering the questions.
- If a test-taker records a wrong Roll No. or Question Paper Series or if he or she does not enter it on the OMR Answer Sheet, then it shall be considered that the candidate has done so without giving careful thought and would be held responsible. The Board shall not, in any case, entertain any complaint of the candidate regarding the same.
- Each question is followed by four responses i.e.1, 2, 3, and 4; of which the only one is correct or the most appropriate response. Indicate the correct response by darkening the appropriate circle completely with a black or blue ballpoint pen on the Answer Sheet.
