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Syllabus for NCHMCT JEE
Syllabus for NCHMCT JEE
NCHMCT JEE is an entrance test for admission to B.Sc (HHA) at IHM's all over India. The exam is conducted by NTA. The last date for form submission is March 31 and the exam will be held on April 29, 2021. To appear for the exam, you need to have 50 percent marks in Class 12 and have a good command of English as it makes up 30 percent of the total marks. Any student (male/female) who has passed/appeared in the 10+2 examination or its equivalent from any board with English as one of the subjects can apply
NCHMCT JEE is an entrance test for admission to B.Sc (HHA) at IHM's all over India.
NCHMCT JEE is an entrance test for admission to B.Sc (HHA) at IHM's all over India. The exam is conducted by NTA, which offers three different modes of online registration:
Online mode via www.ntaonline.net
Offline mode via http://www.nregistrationexam.in/jee_ee/. You can fill up your application form even if you have not received any notification from us yet!
The exam is conducted by NTA.
NTA is the National Testing Agency of India. It conducts JEE Main and NEET exams for candidates seeking admission to MBBS, BDS, and other medical courses. NTA was formed in 2017 by Dr. Anil Sah who is its chairman and Managing Director.
The last date for form submission is March 31 and the exam will be held on April 29, 2021.
The last date for form submission is March 31, 2021, and the exam will be held on April 29, 2021. NTA conducts the exam.
To appear for the exam, you need to have 50 percent marks in Class 12 and have a good command of English as it makes up 30 percent of the total marks.
As a student, you will be required to appear for the exam after passing your Class 12 examinations. To appear for the JEE entrance test, you need to have 50 percent marks in class 12 and have a good command of English as it makes up 30 percent of the total marks.
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Any student (male/female) who has passed/appeared in the 10+2 examination or its equivalent from any board with English as one of the subjects can apply.
Any student (male/female) who has passed/appeared in the 10+2 examination or its equivalent from any board with English as one of the subjects can apply.
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The question paper will contain 200 multiple-choice questions of one mark each divided into five sections.
The question paper will contain 200 multiple-choice questions of one mark each divided into five sections. Each section has a different topic and its objective is to test your knowledge of that particular subject.
For example, Section A will have questions on science and technology while Section B will have questions on social science.
Section 1- Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude (30 marks).
This section will have questions from topics like Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, and Permutation & Combination.
The topics of this section are:
Arithmetic – (1) Calculating the sum of a series of numbers; (2) Finding the value which makes a given equation true or false; and (3) Solving equations with variables in them by completing the square
Section 2- Reasoning and Logical Deduction (30 marks).
In this section, you will be tested on your ability to understand information and analyze it logically. Reasoning questions are of two types - verbal and non-verbal. Verbal reasoning questions test your ability to understand information and analyze it logically while non-verbal reasoning questions test your ability to understand abstract concepts and the relationships between them.
Section 3- General Knowledge & Current Affairs (30 marks).
The current affairs section is 30 marks. The topics are:
National anthem.
Constitution of India and its amendments, including those on fundamental rights and Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP).
History of India from ancient times to recent times with special reference to events that took place in your state or district. You may also study the history of your city and its people if you wish to know more about them.
Section 4- English Language (60 marks).
Section 4 will consist of 30 questions on grammar and 30 questions on vocabulary. The question paper will be of multiple choice type with no negative marking.
The candidates may select one of the four languages as their mother tongue: English, Hindi, Marathi, or Gujarati for the purpose.
Section 5- Aptitude for Service Sector (50 marks).
You will be tested on your ability to solve problems, think creatively, and make decisions.
In this section, you will have to answer questions based on the information provided in its given format. The first part of this section will consist of quantitative reasoning (20 marks) and the second part of logical reasoning (20 marks).
Starting preparations early is always a good idea!
Starting preparations early is always a good idea!
Find a good tutor. A lot of people have started their preparations after they have finished their exams, but this is not the best way to go about it. It will be difficult for you to find someone who can give you the right advice while they are still in the exam hall and even harder when they're out of it!
Get a study plan that fits your personal needs and abilities, then stick with it! The NCHMCT JEE has been around for quite some time now so there are plenty of resources available online; however, these can only take us so far if we don't know how best to use them ourselves. If possible try finding an experienced teacher who has taught other students successfully before (they may even be willing to help!). Also, remember that practice makes perfect: don't just sit down with nothing else planned except taking notes from previous years' syllabuses; instead try doing mock tests yourself first so that when real situations arise during actual exams (which will happen), there won't be any surprises left unanticipated by either side
Conclusion
To appear for the exam, you need to have 50 percent marks in Class 12 and have a good command of English as it makes up 30 percent of the total marks. The question paper will contain 200 multiple-choice questions of one mark each divided into five sections. Section 1- Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude (30 marks). Section 2- Reasoning and Logical Deduction (30 marks). Section 3- General Knowledge & Current Affairs (30 marks). Section 4- English Language (60 marks). Section 5- Aptitude for Service Sector (50 marks).
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