Bharati Vidyapeeth University Engineering Entrance Exam is conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth University to admit candidates to various engineering courses in its engineering college. A good score in this exam will help the aspirants to secure in this college.

Structure and Syllabus for Bharati Vidyapeeth University Engineering Entrance Exam

This entrance exam will have only multiple choice questions covering the subjects Physics and Mathematics. Candidate should choose their answer from the given options. Four options will be given in this exam with one right answer. As there is no negative marking, candidates need not bother about any reduction in marks while choosing an answer. Mathematics section will contain questions from the areas like matrix and determinants, equations, series and sequence, trigonometry, calculus, compound numbers, geometry etc. Questions in Physics section cover the areas like electro-statics, electro-magnetic induction, wave optics, atomic and nuclear physics.

Question Pattern of Bharati Vidyapeeth University Engineering Entrance Exam

There will be only one question paper for this entrance exam having multiple choice objective type questions. For each question there will be four options A, B, C and D with one right answer. Two hundred questions will be there in this entrance exam having one mark for each one. Out of which first hundred questions will be asked from Mathematics. The remaining hundred questions will be from Physics. Maximum time allotted for this exam is 150 minutes.

Preparing for Bharati Vidyapeeth University Engineering Entrance Exam

Candidates should prepare systematically with a study plan so as to clear this entrance exam. They should look for best reference books available for Physics and Mathematics. These books will help the students to understand the basic concepts thoroughly. Books which explain problems will be very helpful for the students having difficulty in problem solving. Some of the best reference books available for these subjects are given below

• R. S. Aggarwal – Maths XI & XII
• Calculus by J. Edward
• A Problem Book in Mathematical Analysis by G.N. Berman
• Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H.C. Verma
• Problems in Physics by A.A Pinsky

Most of the questions asked in Physics and Mathematics will be problems. Therefore the students should give more focus to practice problems in those subjects. Students should practice on their own to solve different problems. Previous year question papers will help them to practice in this way. Students can develop their problem solving capacity by attempting more questions from the question paper. Coaching centers will also help the students in this matter. They will teach better techniques to solve difficult problems in less time.