TU IOE
TU IOE does not publish its papers, so these are original notesharu sets written to the official pattern.
A computer-based test of 100 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours. IOE's admission page lists 140 full marks (some questions carry 1 mark, harder ones 2) with 10% negative marking. Marks are commonly reported as Mathematics 50, Physics 40, Chemistry 30 and English 20.
No. The test is computer-based and IOE does not release the questions, so anything sold as an official IOE paper is recalled by students. That is why our sets are clearly labelled notesharu model sets written to the official pattern.
Yes, 10% of a question's marks per wrong answer on the current pattern, so a wild guess costs you. Skip questions you cannot narrow down to two options.
Mathematics and Physics carry 90 of the 140 marks. Revise Class 11 and 12 calculus, coordinate geometry, mechanics and electricity first, then practise full sets against the clock with negative marking on.