PUCET 2018 on April 29, 2018

Chandigarh, April 26, 2018: Panjab University (PU), Chandigarh is all set to host the prestigious PU Combined Entrance Test (CET) (UG) scheduled for April 29, 2018 (Sunday) at PU and other centres at Chandigarh.
Prof Parvinder Singh, PU Controller of Examinations (COE), reviewed the preparation for conducting the examination. He issued guidelines and directions for the smooth conduct of the examination.
He informed that 27 centres have been set up to conduct entrance examination for around 8900 candidates, out of which, 8 Centres are in PU and other 19 Centres have been setup in various colleges of the Chandigarh City, which are outside the PU Campus.
PU has also announced the traffic routes for the PU Campus examinations centres, so that the candidates could enter from the appropriate gate and use the designated route only. The exercise has been carried out to avoid any rush/jam in the PU Campus, PU Spokesman informed.
COE informed that the students appearing for CET(UG) Entrance Test should follow the details as given below:
(i) The students appearing at examination centres Chandigarh 01 to 05 should enter the campus from the PU Gate No-1 opposite the PGI gate.
(ii) The students appearing at examination centres Chandigarh 6 to 8 should enter the campus from South Campus opposite Gate No-3.
PU Spokesman informed that the students have been asked to reach their respective test centres atleast 15-25 minutes before the start of the test. No candidate reporting 25 minutes after the start of the test would be allowed to sit for the test. The Videography of all the candidates would be done at all the concerned Examination Centres of the Entrance Test. The candidates must bring their admit card with them, otherwise they will not be allowed to enter the test centre.
The Candidates have been requested not to bring more accompanying persons along with them in order to avoid rush around the Exam Centres. Parents are not allowed inside the Exam Centres. For their convenience they can only sit at the designated placed i.e. in the University/Law and English Auditoriums.
The candidates are also advised to bring their Admit Card issued by the University along with some Identity Proof. No candidate will be allowed to carry mobiles, electronic gadgets or any incriminating material inside the Exam Centre. Mineral water bottles will be provided in the Examination Centres.
The candidates must bring only black ball/gel pens with them for answering the questions. The use of calculators will not be allowed. No candidate would be allowed to leave the examination hall/room before the expiry of the time allowed for the examination.
The candidates are not permitted to carry any telecommunication equipment such as mobile phone, pager, wireless set, cordless phone etc. inside the examination hall. There will be negative marking i.e. 25 percents marks would be deducted for every wrong answer.
PU has setup help desks at all the entry gates to guide the students to the examination centres. PU has also announced the traffic movement routes so that the candidates could enter from the designated gate and follow traffic guidelines. The exercise has been carried out to avoid any bottle neck traffic chaos in the PU Campus, COE, PU informed.