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A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE WRITTEN TEST The written test is an aptitude examination designed to test your general intelligence and basic understanding of Mathematics, Applied Sciences / Engineering and Analytical/logical thinking. This written test is like GRE Engineering. To help you in preparing for the written test, a brief outline of this test is presented below. Some of the questions may require numerical calculations, so you must bring your own calculator. IT MAY BE NOTED THAT WRITING TABLES MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE DURING THE WRITTEN TEST. THEREFORE, ALL CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO BRING THEIR OWN WRITING CLIP BOARDS FOR THEIR CONVENIENCE DURING THE WRITTEN TEST. In order to give you an idea of the nature of the written test, some representative questions are also enclosed. WRITTEN TEST OUTLINE The question paper is divided into two parts i.e. Part (A) and (B). There will be 30 questions in Part (A) and 50 Questions in Part (B). Part (A) is the GENERAL PART to be attempted by all the candidates whereas Part (B) is the as per filed/subject chosen by the candidate. The candidate should mention the subject paper he/she is attempting by filling the appropriate section on the answer sheet. The maximum time allowed is 2 hours. 1) General Part: It consists of basic Mathematics, Analytical, Physics and English (Level F Sc. and B.Sc.) 2) Subject Part: It consists of subject/field questions of relevant field (Level: B. Sc. Engineering) . X11YZ

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