JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023, Subject-wise Marking Scheme PDF

Jul 01, 2023, 16:45 IST

JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023: The test conducting authority determines the JEECUP exam pattern 2023. The JEECUP exam format 2023 differs per group (from Group A to Group K). The exam will consist of 100 objective or multiple-choice questions.

On June 28, 2023, the JEECUP admit card 2023 will be released. The Joint Entrance Examination Council will hold the JEECUP 2023 exam for candidates seeking admission to various Diploma/ITI courses/programs offered at various Polytechnic and ITI institutes in Uttar Pradesh.

The format of the test is provided by the JEECUP 2023 Exam Pattern. It includes the question paper type, test technique, number of questions presented, and exam time.

JEECUP Exam 2023: Overview

The table below is a summary of JEECUP 2023 for candidates to review. The candidates will be able to discover more about the exam characteristics and the key aspects from the highlights.

JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023: Highlights

JEECUP 2023 will be held for a variety of groups, ranging from Group A to Group K. Each JEECUP 2023 group will receive a paper. Candidates who desire to take the JEECUP 2023 test can consult the table below for detailed information on the JEECUP exam pattern 2023.

• Group A has three sections, whereas Groups B through K have four. According to the course, each group will have a different section.
• One hundred multiple-choice questions will make up the test. There will be several sets of questions distributed to each group. It includes questions based on the selected courses.
• JEECUP Total Marks: The paper is worth 400 points.
• Type of Question Paper: MCQ, Objective Type On the exam's question paper, there will be only objective questions with four alternative answers, and applicants can only choose one of them as the correct response.
• Question Paper Format: All examination papers will be printed in two columns in English, and Hindi language and will serve as the format for the questions.
• The subjects differ from one Group to the next.
• The exam questions will be printed in both Hindi and English on the paper.
• Exam Format: The JEECUP will be given in an online CBT format to all groups.
• Exam time allotted: 150 minutes to complete the question paper.
• Marking System: Each correct response will be worth 4 points.
• Negative Marking: For each unsatisfactory response, one mark will be subtracted. If a candidate selects numerous answers to the same question, that answer is judged erroneous and one mark is deducted.

JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023: Question Weightage

The JEECUP paper pattern 2023 includes 100 questions. The table below includes the weighted questions for the JEECUP 2023 (Engineering and Technology Diploma) test.

JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023 - Group-Wise

The JEECUP exam pattern 2023 examines candidates on the subjects they chose based on their course. Among the subjects tested by JEECUP are math, zoology, physics, botany, general intelligence, chemistry, agriculture, biology, analytical skill, fashion design, reasoning, and knowledge of the English language. Details about the JEECUP paper pattern, as well as the subjects and groups and their weightage, are shown here.

Subject Wise Question Percentage

JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023: Marking Scheme

Candidates must be familiar with the JEECUP marking scheme. Candidates must also be aware of the JEECUP total score and cutoff. There is a JEECUP negative marking scheme.

As a result, candidates were encouraged to approach the questions with caution. Other details about the JEECUP marking scheme are included below.

Filling Out the JEECUP 2023 OMR Sheet

Candidates must follow the directions below when filling out the OMR answer sheet.

• The answer sheet will include room for the applicants' information. Applicants must first complete the details accurately.
• The JEECUP 2023 question paper is objective or MCQ in nature, with four alternatives available for applicants to choose from.
• Candidates must carefully darken the circles on the sheet as instructed to indicate their answers.
• For the examination, the applicant must have their stationery. The officials will not supply any stationery materials at the JEECUP examination centre.
• A carbon copy will be appended to the response sheet. Applicants should properly mark the answer sheet so that the impression appears appropriately on the carbon copy. Candidates may keep the carbon copy and a question booklet for future reference after JEECUP 2023.
• Making unnecessary marks or rough calculations on the answer page is strictly banned.
• A barely or weakly darkened circle is rejected by the optical scanner. As a result, candidates are asked to adequately darken the circle.
• Before answering questions, the applicant should ensure that the booklet has an accurate number of questions in sequence and that the serial number and series of the Test Booklet match the serial number and series of OMR sheets provided. Candidates should bring any discrepancies to the attention of the invigilator.

  

JEECUP Exam Pattern 2023: FAQs

Q1. What is the JEECUP exam format?

Ans. The JEECUP 2023 exam will last 2.5 hours for each course. The admission exam will be administered by computer-based testing (CBT). There will be 100 questions of the objective variety on the test, each worth four points.

Q2. How should I get ready for JEECUP?

Ans. Examine the syllabus for all of the subjects that will be included in the exam. Do not skip or leave any topics or chapters as this may result in a grade reduction. The JEECUP test comprises physics, chemistry, and maths, therefore prepare according to the syllabus.

Q3. Is a polytechnic rank of 20000 considered good?

Ans. If 100,000 students register to sit the TS POLYCET exam, any rank between 10,000 and 25,000 is considered acceptable. The best TS POLYCET participating colleges, where candidates with scores between 10,000 and 25,000 can be admitted, will be listed in this article.

Q4. What are the qualifying marks for the JEECUP?

Ans. According to the JEECUP Eligibility Criteria 2023, a candidate must have completed their 10th grade with a minimum of 35% aggregate marks. The offline exam will be held for all groups from June 6 to June 12, 2023. Candidates who are in class 12 or have completed class 12 can also apply for JEECUP 2023.

Q5. What is the open rank in the JEECUP?

Ans. Only the State Open Rank will be utilised for admissions through seat allocation for each group separately, while the other ranks will be used for information purposes only. There will be no offline distribution of score/rank cards to candidates. Candidates should download their score/rank cards from the JEECUP website.