AP POLYCET Admissions

Can you tell me about the eligibility requirement for admission through Andhra Pradesh Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (AP POLYCET) in Diploma courses?

The State Board of Technical Education and Training, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad will conduct Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (AP POLYCET) for admission in to all Diploma courses in Engineering / Non Engineering/Technology offered at Polytechnics / institutions in Andhra Pradesh State.

AP POLYCET Eligibility Criteria

• One shall be an Indian National

• One should belong to the State of Andhra Pradesh as defined in G.O.(P).No. 646, Education (w) Dept., dated 10-07-1979 and its subsequent amendments.

• One should have passed S.S.C. Exam conducted by State Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh/ Telangana or any other exam recognized as equivalent thereto by the Board of Secondary Education, A.P/TS with Mathematics as one of the subjects, and obtained minimum 35% marks in the qualifying exam.

• One belonging to NIOS/APOSS/CBSE/ICSE/Other Exams recognized as equivalent to SSC by A.P. Govt. should have passed all the subjects including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, with minimum of 35% Marks in each subject.

• One who appeared or are appearing for SSC or equivalent exam being held in March/April, and whose results are yet to be declared can also appear for POLYCET.

• There is no age restriction for appearing for POLYCET. However maximum eligible age for obtaining a scholarship, the guidelines prescribed in Memo No. 10537/SW (Edn.2)/2011, and issued from time to time by Social Welfare (Edn.) Department shall apply.

• Mere appearing for POLYCETand obtaining a merit rank does not entitle to be considered for admission automatically unless one fulfils the requirements laid down for admission.

AP POLYCET Exam Pattern
The exam is of 2 hours duration consisting of only one paper as per the syllabus in the subjects of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry of X Class (S.S.C.) Examination.

The Question paper consists of 120 questions with a choice of four responses for each question with only one correct response among them.

• 60 Questions in Mathematics for 60 Marks.
• 30 Questions in Physics for 30 Marks.
• 30 Questions in Chemistry for 30 Marks.

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