The GCET (Goa Common Entrance Test) is a state level placement test sorted out by Directorate of Technical Education, Government of Goa. This exam is an ideal passage for those understudies looking for confirmation in proficient degree courses in the territory of Goa. GCET is considered for the confirmation in first year of different courses in the field of Architecture, Engineering, and so forth. For confirmation in B.Arch courses, hopefuls need to show up in NATA 2017 and for MBBS and BDS, understudies need to qualify the NEET exam.

Qualification Criteria

Competitors ought to agree to the qualification criteria before applying:

Nationality Criteria:

Hopefuls must be an Indian Citizen.

Non-occupant Indians (NRI), Overseas Citizens of India (OCI), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) card holders are likewise qualified to apply.

Age Limit:

For Medicine, Dentistry, Homeopathy, Allied Health Sciences and Nursing courses, understudies more likely than not finished the age of 17 years as on 31 December of the time of confirmation.

No base or greatest age restrain is required for Engineering, Pharmacy and Architecture programs.

Capability Eligibility:

For Homeopathy, AHS courses:

Candidates more likely than not passed twelfth or proportionate examination with material science, science, science and English subjects.

Competitors more likely than not secured half checks in PCB aggregate for general applicants, 40% for SC/ST/OBC hopefuls and 45% for PH hopefuls.

For Engineering courses:

hopefuls more likely than not cleared 10+2 or comparable exam with English, material science and arithmetic as obligatory subjects and any of the accompanying subjects Chemistry/Biotechnology/Computer Science/Biology.

Wannabes ought to have scored no less than 45% checks in Physics, Mathematics and any of the accompanying subjects Chemistry/Biotechnology/Computer Science/Biology for general classification and 40% imprints for SC/ST/OBC classes.

For B.Arch Courses:

Understudies more likely than not passed twelfth or equal examination with Mathematics subject.

Applicants ought to have acquired least half stamps (45% for saved classifications.

GCET Exam Pattern

The GCET exam design is specified beneath:

Kind of Question: The inquiry paper will contain target sort inquiries with different discretionary responses for each inquiry.

Example: The inquiry paper will be asked in OMR design.

No. of Question and Duration: Each paper will comprise of 75 inquiries to be replied in two hours.

Checking Scheme: One stamp will be given for each right answer.

Negative Marking: There is no arrangement of negative checking for wrong answers or various answers.

Courses No. of Questions Marks

Physics 75 75

Chemistry 75 75

Biology 75 75

Mathematics 75 75

GCET Exam Dates

Events
Dates (Announced)

Notification release date
21st March 2017

Application (Form A) starts & collecting admit card
3rd April 2017 – 8th April 2017 (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM)

Last date to receive application & collecting admit card (with Rs.1500/- late fee)
28th April 2017

Exam date
9th May 2017 (Physics & Chemistry) and 10th May 2017 (Mathematics & Biology)

Result announcement
16th May 2017

Answer key release
16th May 2017

Submission of application for admission (Form B/B1/B2)
18th May to 26th May 2017