Bihar CET Entrance Exam

Every parents and candidate dream to become an engineer. To become an engineer they have to take an admission in a famous Engineering college for that they have to secure a good marks in the Engineering Entrance Exams conducted all over India by different Engineering Institutes. Those candidates who are holding or appearing for the class 12th examinations can attend for engineering entrance tests. If you are planning to attain for Engineering Entrance Exams 2010, you have ample of options to choose from.

Engineering is one of the best huge sectors which attract the candidates who are willing to work in a rationally charged atmosphere for incessant learning and financially secured growth path. The career or options that a candidates or students find after the completion of the engineering studies are simply frequent.

The Engineering Entrance Tests are conducted by CBSE (AIEEE), by IIT`s (JEE) and in different states and by individual universities or individual institutes. The AIEEE (All India Engineering Entrance Examination) and JEE (Joint Entrance Exam) are mainly engineering entrance exams for the candidates to looking for place in a presumed Engineering colleges like IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur are among the several other popular entrance exams.  Apart from this we have State Level Engineering Entrance Examinations (SLEEE) is also considered well recognized engineering entrance exams. All the Engineering Entrance Exams are conducted every year in the months of April and May.

Below are the lists of State Engineering Entrance Exams and getting an admission you have to go through the entrance exam and organized by different states of India.

• Andhra Pradesh Common Entrance Test (EAMCET)
• Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination (BCECE)
• Delhi Combined Entrance Examination (CEE)
• Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET)
• Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET)
• Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test (CEET)
• Jharkhand Engineering Entrance Exam (JCECE)
• Karnataka Common Entrance Test (CET)
• Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical (KEAM)
• Madhya Pradesh Pre- Engineering Test (PET)
• Maharashtra Engineering Entrance Exam (CET)
• North East State Engineering Entrance (NEE)
• Orissa Joint Entrance Exam (JEE)
• Puducherry Joint Entrance Test (PJET)

• Those candidates are eligible for any Sate Engineering Entrance Exams who will pass in the final 12 standard examinations or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as the three core subjects.
• Candidates, who are preparing for the qualifying exam, can also attend for the tests.
• Apart from basic minimum eligibility, candidate need to refer to the announcements of the particular institution or testing authority, as the eligibility criteria such as marks, age, domicile, etc., vary from one state to another.

• B.E
• B. Tech
• B. Arch

The syllabus of engineering entrance exams differ from state to state. Not only in syllabus in timings some states the test is of 2 hours duration whereas in other states 3 hours duration.

The question paper consists of sets and some may be multiple choice options. But the mode of language either English or depend up on state language. The pattern of examination varies from one state to another.

Syllabus of the three core subjects:

• Chemistry,
• Physics and
• Mathematics for all the state engineering entrance tests.

Except in some cases this may vary to additional topics that depend on the pattern of examination.

• Based on scores obtain in entrance exams by candidates and overall total marks obtained in all the sections or subjects.

• Selection criteria are differing from one state to other state.
  

• All India Engineering/ Pharmacy/ Architecture Entrance Examination (AIEEE)
• Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)
• Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE)
• National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA)
• SLIET Entrance Test (SET) conducted by Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (SLIET), Punjab
• State Engineering Entrance Exams