Common Entrance Test (CET)
It's important to clarify that the Common Entrance Test (CET) is specific to the various states. Each state has its own separate recruitment processes and entrance exams. Here's a breakdown:
Rajasthan CET:
⚫ Purpose: It's a pre-eligibility test conducted by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) for various non-gazetted, non-technical posts in the state government, RPSC, and RSMSSB.
⚫ Levels: Conducted for both Senior Secondary (12th pass) and Graduate levels.
⚫ Syllabus and Pattern: Varies depending on the level, but generally includes subjects like General English, General Hindi, Reasoning, Mental Ability, Rajasthan History and Culture, Indian Polity and Geography, Basic Computer Knowledge, and Science & Technology.
⚫ Validity: Scores are valid for 3 years.
Karnataka:
⚫ Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KAR-CET): For Graduate-level non-technical posts in various departments and boards.
⚫ Karnataka Assistant Professor Recruitment Test (KAPCAT): For Assistant Professor Posts in Universities and Colleges.
⚫ Subordinate Selection Boards: Conduct separate exams for specific departments and boards.
Maharashtra:
⚫ Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC): Conducts exams for various State Government Services.
⚫ Maharashtra State Eligibility Test (MAHA-CET): For Group C and D non-technical posts in various departments.
⚫ Police Subordinate Service Commission (PSSC): Conducts exams for Police Subordinate Services.
Other States:
Each state has its own system for recruitment and exams. Some other notable state-level exams include:
⚫ Tamil Nadu Common Eligibility Test (TNPSC-CET)
⚫ Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC)
⚫ Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC)
⚫ Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC)
Remember, it's crucial to research the specific requirements for the state and position you're interested in. Official websites of respective boards/commissions are the best source for accurate and up-to-date information on syllabus, pattern, and eligibility criteria.