Are you planning to pursue an engineering degree in Nepal? Then, you must be aware of the Institute of Engineering (IOE) Entrance Exam, which is the gateway to undergraduate engineering programs at various constituent and affiliated colleges of Tribhuvan University. This exam is highly competitive, and only a limited number of students are able to secure admission into their desired program. In this article, we will provide you with everything you need to know about the IOE Entrance Exam.

What is IOE Entrance Exam?


The IOE Entrance Exam is an annual exam organized by the Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University. This exam allows students to apply for undergraduate engineering programs such as Bachelor of Engineering (BE), Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch), Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSc.CE), and Bachelor of Science in Geomatics Engineering (BSc.GE) in affiliated and constituent colleges of Tribhuvan University.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the IOE Entrance Exam, a candidate must have completed 10+2 or equivalent examinations in the science stream with at least 45% marks in aggregate. The candidate must have also studied Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry as core subjects.

IOE Exam Pattern

The IOE Entrance Exam is CBE (Computer Based Examination) and consists of a single paper of 140 marks, which is further divided into two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A comprises 60 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of 1 mark each, while Part B comprises of 40 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of 2 marks each. The exam is held for 10-15 days (may vary due to the number of applicants) and each day 3-4 shifts are conducted. Around 13-14k students give the IOE exam!!

The exam duration is 3 hours, and there is a 10% negative marking for wrong answers. The syllabus for the exam is based on the courses covered in the 10+2 level in the science stream.

Application Process

The application process for the IOE Entrance Exam is done online through its official website (Tap to visit). The exam form is generally available from the first week of Bhadra (mid-August) till the last week of Bhadra (mid-September) every year.

The exam fee for Nepali citizens is NRs. 2000, while for foreign students, it is USD 50. The payment can be made through online banking, eSewa, Khalti, or by visiting the bank.


Admit Card

The admit card for the IOE Entrance Exam is also available online, and candidates can download it from the official website. The admit card contains important information such as the name, photograph, symbol number exam center, and exam date and time. It is mandatory for candidates to carry their admit card to the exam center along with a valid photo ID or Citizenship.

Result and Counseling

The IOE Entrance Exam usually publishes its results within a few days after the exams are finished. Candidates can check their results online through the official website. Tap to visit.

The counseling process for admission into undergraduate engineering programs is conducted based on the rank obtained by the candidates in the IOE Entrance Exam. The process involves document verification, seat allotment, and fee payment.


IOE Entrance Preparation Tips

Preparing for the IOE Entrance Exam requires a thorough understanding of the syllabus and regular practice. Here are a few tips to help you with your preparation:

  • Create a study schedule and stick to it.
  • Revise the basics and important formulae regularly.
  • Solve previous year’s question papers and mock tests. (Highly Recommended)
  • Focus on time management and accuracy during the exam.
  • Solve as much as MCQ’s you can.
  • Give as much as examination to check yourself and improve on weaker topics.

Conclusion

The IOE Entrance Exam is a highly competitive exam, and only a limited number of students are able to secure admission into their desired program. However, with proper preparation and dedication, you can increase your chances of success. We hope this article has provided you with a comprehensive understanding of the IOE Entrance Exam and its various aspects. Remember, the key to success is consistent hard work and perseverance.


FAQs

Is there any negative marking in the exam?

Yes, 10% negative marking for the wrong answer.

What is the total mark of the IOE exam?

140 Marks, 60 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of 1 mark each, and 40 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of 2 marks each.

When does the IOE Entrance result get published?

Within 2-4 days after all the examination shifts are over.

When is the IOE Entrance Exam conducted?

The IOE Entrance Exam is conducted once a year, generally in the month of Kartik (mid-October).

Is joining PEA necessary for the IOE examination?

No, you can self-study and ace your exams.

What happens when I fail the IOE exam?

If you fail the IOE exam you will not be able to study engineering in any TU-affiliated colleges.

Is the exam conducted online or offline?

The exam is a Computer Based Examination i.e. you will be giving the examination on a computer inside Pulchowk Engineering Campus.

What is the pass marks of IOE entrance exams?

The passing mark of the IOE entrance exam is around 55 marks

Can I use a calculator for IOE Entrance Exams?

Yes, you can use CASIO-FX 991W, 991ES and other non-programmable calculators.ioe entrance

Do I have to attempt all the questions?

No, you can tick the answers to questions that you are most confident of.

Can I make changes to my application form after submission?

Yes, you can but few charges will be applied.

Can foreign students apply for the IOE Entrance Exam?

Yes, foreign students can apply for the IOE Entrance Exam. However, they are required to pay a higher application fee than Nepali citizens.

How long is the IOE exam?

The IOE exam is for 2 hours.

When will we know about the IOE exam?

The IOE entrance exam notice is published one month before the examination.


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