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Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test

Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test Exam Pattern 2026

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Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test Exam Pattern

YVUCET 2024 Overview

YVUCET 2024 is a national-level entrance exam conducted by Yogi Vemana University. It is held for admission to Post-graduate, M.Sc. Integrated, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and P.G. Diploma in Theatre Arts courses at the university and its affiliated colleges.

The exam will be conducted offline at the university campus in Kadapa only. It is tentatively scheduled for the 1st week of May 2024.

YVUCET 2024 Exam Pattern

YVUCET 2024 is an offline test. Candidates will mark their answers on an OMR sheet using only a black or blue ball point pen.

  • The exam duration is 1 hour and 30 minutes.
  • The total marks are 100.
  • The paper contains multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with a single correct answer.
  • The paper is divided into 3 sections: A, B, and C.
  • There is no negative marking.
  • Leaving an answer blank will not result in negative marking.
  • Marking two options for one question will be considered an incorrect answer.

YVUCET 2024 Pattern Highlights

Particulars Details
Duration 1 hour 30 minutes
Total Number of Questions 100
Total Marks 100 (30 in Section A, 30 in Section B and 40 in Section C)
Question Type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with only one correct response
Marks for Each Question 1
Negative Marking There is no negative marking

Language of YVUCET 2024 Paper

The language of the YVUCET paper depends on the course applied for.

  • For Computer Science, the paper is in English only.
  • For all language papers, questions are asked in that respective language.
  • For all other papers, candidates can choose between Telugu and English while filling out the application form.

YVUCET 2024 Syllabus

The YVUCET 2024 syllabus is based on the undergraduate level or the previous qualifying exam, depending on the course applied for. The important topics for each course are listed below.

M.Sc. Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Genetics, Genomics, Microbiology

  • Section A: Biomolecules: Carbohydrates, Amino Acids, Proteins, Lipids, Nucleic acids, Enzymes, General characters and classification, Composition and functions of blood, Animal hormones, General Microbiology.
  • Section B: Cell Biology and Genetics, General characters and classification, Plant Physiology, Photosynthesis, Plant hormones, Metabolism, Nitrogen metabolism, Concepts of Ecology.
  • Section C: Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry.

Botany

  • Section A: Microbial Diversity, Cryptogams and Gymnosperms.
  • Section B: Anatomy, Embryology, Taxonomy and Medicinal Botany.
  • Section C: Cell Biology, Genetics, Ecology and Biodiversity.

Chemistry

  • Section A: Organometallic Chemistry, Chemistry of d‐block elements, Chemical Bonding, Chemistry of f‐block elements, Metal carbonyls and related Compounds, Coordination Chemistry, Spectral and magnetic properties of metal complexes, Reactivity of metal complexes, Hard and soft acids bases (HSAB), Bioinorganic chemistry.
  • Section B: Gaseous State, Solid state, Solutions, Phase rule, Dilute solutions, Electrochemistry, Chemical kinetics, Photochemistry, Thermodynamics.
  • Section C: Structural theory in Organic Chemistry, Acyclic Hydrocarbons, Alicyclic hydrocarbons (Cycloalkanes), Benzene and its reactivity, Stereochemistry of carbon compounds, Halogen compounds, Hydroxy compounds, Carboxylic acids and derivatives, Active methylene compounds, Nitrogen compounds, Heterocyclic Compounds.

Commerce

  • Section A: Business Economics, Financial Accounting-I, Industrial Organization and Management.
  • Section B: Banking and Financial Systems.
  • Section C: Financial Accounting-II.

Computer Science

  • Section A: PC Software and Programming in 'C'.
  • Section B: Programming in C++ and Data Structures.
  • Section C: Modern DBMS.

Economics

  • Section A: Micro Economics.
  • Section B: Macro Economics.
  • Section C: Indian Economy.

Education

  • Section A: Foundations of Education.
  • Section B: Psychological Foundations of Education.

YUCET 2024 Exam Pattern

The Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test (YUCET) 2024 is a written exam. The question paper is divided into three sections: A, B, and C.

Each section covers a different part of the syllabus for the subject you choose. The table below lists the syllabus topics for each subject and its sections.

Subject Syllabus
Education

Section A: Philosophical and sociological foundations of education.

Section B: Educational psychology.

Section C: Educational technology and computer education.

English

Section A

  • Poetry: Dover Beach by Matthew Arnold, Insensibility by Wilfred Owen, Poem 36 by Rabindranath Tagore, Homecoming by Parthasarathy.
  • Prose: Spoken English and Broken English by G. B. Shaw, Conjuror's Revenge by Stephen Leacock, Prospects of Democracy by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, I Have a Dream by Martin Luther King.
  • Short Stories: How Far is the River by Ruskin Bond, Little Girls are Wiser than Men by Leo Tolstoy.
  • One-Act Plays: Sacrifice (The Last Act only) by Rabindranath Tagore, Merchant of Venice (The Casket Scene only) by William Shakespeare.
  • Language Study: Comprehension Passage, Verb Forms (Tenses), Synonyms, Antonyms, Correction of sentences, Idioms, One-Word Substitutes.

Section B

  • Poetry: Solitary Reaper by William Wordsworth, The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, Refugee Mother and Child by Chinua Achebe, I Will Embrace Only the Sun by Tripuraneni Srinivas.
  • Prose: Film-Making by Satyajit Ray, Not Just Oranges by Isai Tobolsky, On Shaking Hands by A. G. Gardiner, India's Contribution to world Unity by Arnold Toynbee.
  • Non Detail Short Stories: Gajar Halwa by Gita Hariharan, My Brother, My Brother by Norah Burke.
  • One-Act Plays: The Never-Never Nest by Cedric Mount, Refund by Fritz Karinthi.
  • Written Communication and Composition: Concord between subject and verb, Figures of Speech, Tenses, Kinds of sentences, Transformation of Sentences, Basic Literary Terms.

Section C

  • Drama: Othello by William Shakespeare, Saint Joan by George Bernard Shaw.
  • Novel: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, That Long Silence by Shashi Deshpande.
Geology

Section A: Physical geology, crystallography and mineralogy.

Section B: Petrology.

Section C: Structural geology, Indian geology and economic geology.

Physics

Section A: Mechanics, waves and oscillations.

Section B: Thermodynamics and optics.

Section C: Electrostatics, magneto statics, modern physics.

Mathematics

Section A: Differential equations and solid geometry.

Section B: Abstract algebra and real analysis groups.

Section C: Linear algebra and vector calculus.

Physical Education

Section A: Principles and history of physical education.

Section B: Body mechanics and kinesiology, health education.

Section C: Organization and administration, supervision, tests in physical education, measurements in physical education, advanced coaching, officiating.

Telugu

Section A: PAPER-I Studied Under Part-1 (B) Telugu: Prachina Padya Bhagamu, Adhunika Padya Bhagamu, Novel and Grammar.

Section B: PAPER-II Studied Under Part-1 (B) Telugu: Prachina Padya Bhagamu, Adunika Padya Bhagamu, Gadya Bhagamu, Drama, Alankaras, Grammar and Essay.

Section C: PAPER-II (History of Literature) and paper III (History of Telugu language, Grammar and Dialects) Studied under part II Telugu of B.A.

Zoology

Section A: Biology of Invertebrates and Cell Biology, Biomolecules of the cell.

Section B: Biology of Chordates Genetics, Evolution and Zoogeography.

Section C: Animal Physiology, Behavior and Ecology.

YUCET 2024 Exam Day Instructions

Candidates must follow the rules below on the day of the exam.

  • Candidates must carry the YUCET 2024 Admit Card with them at all times during the examination process.
  • The OMR sheet must be filled clearly using a blue or black ball point pen only.
  • Candidates can select only one answer for each question.
  • Candidates cannot leave the exam hall until the exam is over.
  • Electronic devices like mobile phones and calculators, as well as books or papers, are not allowed in the exam hall.
  • If the number of applicants for a course is less than the total number of seats for that course, the entrance exam will not be conducted for that course.