Telangana State Post Graduate Engineering Common Entrance Test (TS PGECET) mock test plays a key role in making students familiar with the pattern of the examination. It also makes them familier with the online examination.
Students can appear in the mock test for free on the official website of the exam.
Steps to appear in TS PGECET mock test
- Visit the TS PGECET website.
- Click on the “Mock Test” link appears on the top right side of the home page.
- Then, click on the subject of the examination.
- After clicking on the subject, a new tab will ask students to enter login credentials. For taking TS PGECET mock test, they need to just click on ‘sign in’ button without entering any details.
- After clicking on the button, a new window will appear that will lists General instructions. After reading them carefully, students must click on ‘next’ button
- On the next page, a list of instructions will appear. After reading the instructions, students have to accept ‘terms and conditions’ to start the mock test.
- During the mock test, a clock will appear on the top right-hand side for better time management.
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Examination postponed
Due to coronavirus pandemic, many common entrance tests including TSPGECET have been postponed.
Earlier, Telangana State Government has cancelled SSC exams in order to ensure safety of the students. All the students were promoted and the grades were awarded based on internal assessment tests.
Even the Central Government postponed the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) and Joint Entrance Examination – Main.
Will delay in exam impact academic year?
Although the delay in the entrance exams will impact the duration of the academic year, the Government is likely to take decision to ensure quality of education.
Due to the pandemic, globally, most educational activities have been shifted to online. However, it is not appropriate in India as it may create hurdles for students belonging to rural areas.
Dilemma prevails as on one hand, traditional classes is risky due to pandemic, on the other, online education is likely to deprive educational opportunity to rural and poor students.
Way forward: Traditional classes with physical distancing and other precautionary measures can be considered. However, it is not the best solution as it also carries risk of virus spread.