Exam DETAILS

IUET often referred as Integral University Entrance Test is a reputed entrance examination which has been conducted every year by the Integral University located in Lucknow. It is an entrance examination primarily held for letting students enroll into a number of U.G. and P.G. courses. It is a privilege for the university that it is capable of offering more than 106 courses which includes both Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes.

The eligibility criteria for the IUET 2023 are given below in detail on the basis of the academic qualification, qualifying marks detail and so on:

• For B.Tech– Students or applicants must have cleared their 10+2 or senior secondary examination from a recognized board of education whether State/Central or an equivalent. Students and aspirants must have secured at least 45% marks in the 12th standard with the list of subjects comprising Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science/Biotechnology/Chemistry.
• For M.Tech– Students or applicants must have pursued a degree of graduation of either 3 or 4 years which is affiliated to a recognized university or college or any institution of India. Students and aspirants must have secured at least 55% marks in their B.Tech or B.E. or M.Sc. in the relevant field of study.
• For Doctorates– Candidates and applicants must possess at least a Master degree from any recognized university or institution particularly in the subject they want to pursue their PhD with a minimum of 55% marks.
• For reservation quotas including SC/ST, 5% relaxation will be given in the range of qualifying marks to be acquired.

The pattern of the entrance examination of IUET 2023 will vary as per the courses and programs chosen. However, a common pattern description is given as follows:

• Since, the exam pattern of the IUET is computer based, therefore it is conducted in an online mode and follows a CBT format.
• All the questions which will be asked will be of objective nature, i.e. candidates have to choose the correct answer out of all options.
• Since, no negative marking scheme will be followed in the exam pattern, so no deduction of the marks will take place.