PGCET Ayurveda Maharashtra

Hi I would like to know the details of the PGA CET examination for admission to the various ayurveda courses offered by the institutes & colleges in the state of Maharashtra?

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The Entrance Examination for the admission to POSTGRADUATE AYURVEDA Courses in condition of Maharashtra for the year 2015 should be led by Competent Authority selected by Govt. of Maharashtra. The Entrance Examination should be led for the M.D (Ay.)/M.S. (Ay.) and P.G.Diploma (Ay) Courses - seats in all Government and Government helped Ayurvedic Colleges.

The Competent Authority should devise the arrangement of Counseling. This technique should be administered by the regulations and bearings determined by the Govt. of Maharashtra every now and then.

Plan OF EXAMINATION

Date of Examination:
The examination will be led at focuses specified and on dated ninth August 2015. time 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

Plan and Test Design:
The PGA-CET 2015 will comprise of one normal inquiry paper of three hours span containing 250 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) in view of the syllabus of BAMS Examination (Current CCIM Syllabus) and might cover every one of the subjects of BAMS Course. All inquiries will be single reaction target sort.

The applicant will be required to check the right reply by darkening the relating circle against the serial number of the inquiry, in the answer sheet with dark ballpoint pen as it were.

Out of four circles given to choice of answer against an inquiry, the competitor ought to top off one circle as it were.

Each right answer will be given one imprint. There might be no negative stamping for wrong replies.

Scratching, overwriting, tick mark and different answers will be considered as wrong answers and no imprints will be allocated to them.

Time and term of Examination: Duration of paper will be of 3 hours from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. The season of reporting by the hopeful at examination focus should be 9.30 a.m

Dialect of Examination Paper: The medium for examination might be English, Marathi and Hindi.