AP PolyCET to be held on Sept. 1
The Hindu
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The Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (PolyCET 2020-21) for admission to the 72,000 seats available in polytechnic colleges in the State would be conducted on September 1, Andhra Pradesh State Board of Technical Education and Training Chairman P. Bhaskar said on Wednesday. Reviewing the key aspects related to the conduct of the entrance test with the principals of the polytechnic colleges, Mr. Bhaskar said the test would be conducted in 380 centres and every district would have a coordinator to ensure smooth conduct of the test. The entrance test would be for 120 marks. Of this, mathematics would be for 50 marks, physics for 40 marks and 30 marks for chemistry, he said, adding that 30 would be the pass mark.
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