Single Exam for All Central Universities

Updated on: Thursday, February 05, 2015

Human Resources Development Ministry of Indian Government has proposed to conduct one single Entrance Examination for all central Universities in India. This is one of the programs of the present central Government. It is proposed to conduct single Entrance Exam for all 42 central universities from the forth coming Academic year itself.

This kind of Entrance exams are already conducted by the IIT and ITM. And effect was taken earlier to conduct entrance examinations in the name NEET for all medical colleges. But this attempt failed because of the existing system of select as procedure in the states like Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. Now the common Entrance exam, for 10 central universities are conducted by the states like Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Rajasthan, J & K. a detailed discussion took place in the last year at Chandigarh in the conference vice chancellor.

More Education news

• Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has scrapped the Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) pattern
• All the universities affiliated to the University Grants Commission (UGC) has to implement 'Online Admission System' for all the programmes
• Jammu and Kashmir is going to come up with smart classrooms by March next year
• More than 800 schools are yet to upload their Nursery Admission criteria
• Higher Studies are being preferred more by female Students
• Placement begins in IIT Kharagpur: first phase of placements witnessed 1,220 job offers by 282 recruiters
• Youngsters Enrollment for Higher Education increases
• All Central Universities to get Wi-Fi Connectivity soon
• APJ Abdul Kalam's birth anniversary will be celebrated as 'Reading Inspiration Day' every year : Maharashtra Government
• Google CEO Sundar Pichai to train 2 million android developers in the near future
• CBSE refused to return objection fee for AIPMT Exam held on May 3
• CBSE books will be available on Online:Announced by Human Resource Minister (HRD) Minister, Smriti Irani
• IIM, Lucknow to collaborate with Harvard Business School (HBS) to offer Elective Course
• Commission (UGC ) has asked universities to recognise the CBSE-offered computer programmes from the upcoming session
• Disabled Indian Girl wins New Zealand Award: Awarded for outstanding achievements of New Zealanders with disabilities
• CBSE schools teach Yoga:15,000 CBSE - affiliated schools in India and across more than 25 countries teach Yoga
• CBSE announced an Expression series programme on freedom fighter Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya
• Government reveals that over 8 lakh Engineering seats vacant in Country
• Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister, Smriti Irani talks on global rankings of Indian institutions
• No Paper admit cards will be issued for civil services main Exam