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The IGNOU B.Ed entrance exam is scheduled for 8th May 2022. The admit card was released on 30th April 2022. Since the exam is just around the corner, here is the exam pattern and a few last-minute preparation tips.
The IGNOU B.Ed entrance exam is scheduled for 8th May 2022. The last date to apply for the exam was 24th April and the admit card was released on 30th April 2022. Those who have applied for the entrance exam can download the admit card by visiting the official website- ignou.ac.in .
IGNOU B.Ed 2022 exam will be conducted by Indira Gandhi National Open University itself. It is a university-level entrance examination conducted to provide admission into various B.Ed programmes at IGNOU. Since the exam is just around the corner, here is the exam pattern and a few last-minute preparation tips.
IGNOU B.Ed 2022 Exam Pattern
The exam pattern for the IGNOU B.Ed exam is as follows-
- The exam will be conducted in an offline mode.
- Candidates can choose to answer in either Hindi or English.
- The questions will be MCQ-based.
- A total of 100 questions will be asked for 100 marks i.e., 1 mark for each question.
- The time duration of the exam is 2 hours.
- There's no negative marking in the exam.
Also Read: IGNOU B.Ed Entrance Exam Syllabus: Check Topics and Download PDF
Last Minute Preparation Tips for IGNOU B.Ed 2022 Exam
Here are a few last-minute preparation tips that can help you score better in the exam-
- Check summaries rather than detailed notes-
During these final days, it's always a good idea to go over the summaries of each subject and not the detailed notes. Revise all the summaries and check your understanding of those subjects. Check detailed notes for only subjects/ chapters you're uncertain about.
- Explain Answers to Others-
This is the point where your basics should be clear. Explain your answers to your friends, and family simply to examine how much you know about the things you've read. If you can explain it properly, you're good to go.
Also Read: Who is Eligible for IGNOU 2022 B.Ed Admission for January Session
- Try Some Visual or Audio Methods-
As humans, we tend to remember things that we either see or hear rather than read. So if you find yourself not understanding a certain chapter/ subject, try watching a YouTube video on the same (or just hear it).
- Take a Break-
Now that you've worked hard and you know you'll be able to tackle all the questions, it's time to take a break and rest. Give your mind some peace and relaxation. This way you'll be able to focus more on the last-minute revision.
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