National Institute of Technology (NIT), one of the premier institutes in the field of higher education in India, conducts the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test every year to admit eligible students for their B.Tech, BE and 5 year B Arch courses. The examination tests the students in the various subjects fields and their aptitude towards the courses that they are about to make their career in.

Board of National Institute of technology conducts the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test annually in the month of March or April. Every year, many thousands of students write this examination in order to make the best of higher studies with the NIT. The candidates are admitted solely on the basis of their merit in the entrance. Studying in NIT almost comes with a guarantee of an assured placement after the studies. That’s why the number of candidates appearing for the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test is on a rise every year.

Structure of HCEET

The exams comprises of 3 hour long theory paper which will include questions from Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. The majority of the questions will be from Mathematics and Physics. Chemistry will be given less priority. Each section will have questions of 60 marks each. The questions are multiple choices in nature and the medium of questions is in English. Each question will have four multiple choice options. There are no negative markings.

Syllabus for HCEET

Physics

• Work, Energy and Power
• Waves
• Thermal and Chemical Effects of Currents
• Solids and Semiconductor Devices
• Rotational Motion
• Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
• Oscillations
• Magnetism
• Magnetic Effect of Currents
• Laws of Motion
• Introduction and Measurement
• Heat and Thermodynamics
• Gravitation
• Electrostatics
• Electrons and Photons
• Electromagnetic Waves
• Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
• Description of Motion in Two and Three Dimensions
• Description of Motion in One Dimension
• Current Electricity
• Atoms, Molecules and Nuclei

Mathematics

• Vector Algebra
• Theory Of Equations, Sequence And Series
• Probability Distributions
• Matrices and Determinants
• Integral Calculus And Its Applications Methods Of Integration Standard Types
• Discrete Mathematics
• Differential Equations
• Differential Calculus
• Complex Numbers & Trigonometry
• Analytical Geometry

Chemistry

• Transition elements (3d series)
• Surface chemistry
• Solutions
• Solid state
• Reactions of benzene
• Properties and uses of some important polymers
• Principles of qualitative analysis
• Preparation, properties and reactions of alkenes and alkynes
• Preparation and properties of the following compounds
• Practical organic chemistry
• Phenols
• Nuclear chemistry
• General topics
• Gaseous and liquid states
• Extractive metallurgy
• Energetics
• Electrochemistry
• Chemical kinetics
• Chemical equilibrium
• Carbohydrates
• Atomic structure and chemical bonding
• Amino acids and peptides

Eligibility Criteria for HCEET

The eligibility of the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test is a pass in the 10+2 examinations with 50% minimum marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics individually. Those students who have done their 3 years diploma in engineering can opt for lateral entry to these programmes. They will be admitted directly to the second year. For the students who have done their 10+2, the age during admission should be 17 years.

Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test is mainly conducted for the candidates who have a domicile of the state of Haryana. But, candidates from other states can also participate in the exam process in accordance with the rules set by the board of Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test. The reservation rules are applicable to the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test as per the norms and guidelines of the government. These reservations are mainly for Scheduled Caste, Sports Candidates under the sports quota, Schedule Tribe, heirs of freedom fighters, heirs of Indian military personals. The allotments to a few seats are reserved to those candidates who score high marks in the All India Entrance Examinations.

How to Apply for HCEET?

Application form along with the brochure for Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test can be had from National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra. The application can also be downloaded from the website. The registration form and the brochure are exclusively for the admission to that particular year only. Don’t use previous year’s registration for this year. Along with the registration form, the candidates are required to deposit a cash deposit in the form of cheque, demand Draft or Cash Transfer in the account of Haryana State Counseling Society in any of the Centralized Banking Solutions (CBS) of Punjab National Bank in the format as in the admission brochure. Photocopies of all the relevant documents should be sent along with the application form.

How to Fill the Form for HCEET?

Before filling the forms of the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test, the candidate must read all the instruction in the admission brochure very carefully. Any mistake in filling the application form will lead to the rejection of the application. Candidates are advised to deposit the fees before registering, since they can check the same in the website and if their fee is not credited with the site, they can immediately notify the bank and do the needful.

Important dates HCEET

• Last Date: last date for applying for the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test is end of March, 2012

The exam is scheduled to be in the first week of June. The results will be out by the end of June, 2012.

HCEET Examination Centers

National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra, Haryana

Contact Address for HCEET

• Address : CEET, National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra, Haryana
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: http://www.nitkkr.ac.in

Reference book for HCEET

• Advance level Physics by Nelkon and Parker
• Problems in physics by A.A Pinsky
• Concepts of physics Vol I and II by HC Verma
• Aptitude test problem in physics by S.S Krotov
• Dynamics of a Particle & of Rigid Bodies by S.L.Loney
• Physical Chemistry by P.Bahadur
• Organic Chemistry by Arihant Prakashan
• IIT Chemistry by O.P. Agarwal
• General Chemistry by Ebbing
• Physical Chemistry by P.W. Atkins
• Maths XI & XII by R.S. Agarwal
• Plane Trigonometry Part I and Co-ordinate Geometry by S.L.Loney
• Higher Algebra by Hall & Knight
• Co-ordinate Geometry by Dr. Gorakh Prasad
• Higher Algebra by Bernard & Child
• Algebra Made Easy by K.P. Basu
• A Problem Book in Mathematical Analysis by G.N. Berman

Coaching for HCEET

• TIME
• Vidya Kendra
• Brilliant Study Centre
• FIIT JEE
• My Institute
• Akash Institute

Study Plan for HCEET

For Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test, it is always preferred that you have a regular and consistent approach when it comes to the preparation of Engineering Examinations. Preparations are always the key to success. For getting a fairly good score in the Examinations, one would have to be thorough with these subjects at the 10+2, especially Mathematics. If you are weak in your mathematics, start by getting base right. For this you would have to brush up your sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth standard mathematics. Try to solve more and more problems in mathematics. The more you practice, the more speed and accuracy you get while attempting the questions. Always learn shortcuts to solve problems. Emphasize more on Physics than compared to Chemistry.

How and where to get the results of HCEET?

The results of the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test will be posted on the Website: http://www.nitkkr.ac.in

Score Validity of HCEET

The score of the Haryana Common Engineering Entrance Test are valid for one year.