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AP EdCET

Dravidian University, Kuppam on behalf of APSCHE

AP EdCET (Andhra Pradesh Education Common Entrance Test) is the state-level entrance exam for admission to the 2-year B.Ed course in Andhra Pradesh. It is an online exam of 150 questions held for APSCHE, followed by online counselling. Dates for the next cycle: To be announced.

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Last updated: 13 Nov 2026

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Exam Pattern

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AP EdCET Exam Pattern

Understand the question paper before you start – number of questions, parts, marks and time.

Online CBT  •  150 MCQs  •  120 Minutes  •  No Negative Marking

📢 Please note: The pattern below is from the latest booklet and reports. Pattern for the next cycle is To be announced.

150

Total Questions

150

Total Marks

120 Min

Duration

1 Mark

Each Question

Pattern at a Glance

Feature

Details

Exam mode

Online – Computer Based Test (CBT)

Question type

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Total questions

150

Total marks

150 (1 mark for each correct answer)

Duration

120 minutes (2 hours)

Negative marking

No

Medium

English and Telugu (Urdu at some centres)

Part-wise Pattern

Part

Section

Questions

Marks

A

General English

25

25

B

General Knowledge and Teaching Aptitude

25

25

C

Methodology (your chosen subject)

100

100

Total

150

150

Where the marks come from

Part C: Methodology100 marks

Part A: General English25 marks

Part B: GK and Teaching Aptitude25 marks

💡 Easy tip: Two-thirds of the paper is your methodology subject. Prepare it well.

Time Management

You have 120 minutes for 150 questions, which is about 48 seconds per question.

  • Do Part A and Part B quickly, because many questions are direct.

  • Give most time to Part C.

  • Keep 10 minutes to review.

  • Do not leave any question blank.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many questions are there?

150 MCQs for 150 marks.

Q. How long is the exam?

120 minutes.

Q. How many questions are from Methodology?

100 questions.

Q. Is there negative marking?

No.

Keep Preparing

Syllabus
Parts A, B and C

Exam Pattern
Marks and time

Important Books
What to read

Preparation Strategy
Study plan

Question Papers
Practice

Eligibility
Who can apply

Source: Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) – official portal cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/EDCET. Details can change every year, so please confirm on the official website before applying.

Syllabus

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AP EdCET Syllabus – Complete Guide

A simple guide to what to study for each part of AP EdCET.

Part A  •  Part B  •  Part C Methodology

📘 Please note: The topic lists below are a guide. The detailed syllabus is in the information booklet. Changes for the next cycle are To be announced.

25

General English

25

GK and Teaching Aptitude

100

Methodology

Part-wise Topics

Part

Questions

What to Study

A: General English

25

Grammar, vocabulary, sentence correction, reading comprehension

B: General Knowledge and Teaching Aptitude

25

General awareness, current events and basic teaching aptitude (about 10 questions on aptitude and 15 on general knowledge, as reported)

C: Methodology

100

Content of your chosen school subject at school level, along with teaching methods in that subject

Methodology Subjects

In Part C, you answer questions of one methodology subject chosen in the application. The common options are subjects such as Mathematics, Physical Science, Biological Science, Social Studies and English. Please check the list in the booklet. Choose the subject that matches your degree.

How to Use This Syllabus

1

Pick your methodology subject

Choose the subject from your degree.

2

Revise school-level content

Revise Class 6 to 10 topics of that subject.

3

Practise teaching methods

Learn the basic teaching methods and aims of that subject.

4

Strengthen English and GK

Practise grammar and read about current events daily.

5

Take timed tests

Solve 150 questions in 120 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is the syllabus school level?

Part C is based on school-level content and teaching methods of your subject.

Q. Where is the official syllabus?

In the information booklet on the official website.

Related Pages

Syllabus
Parts A, B and C

Exam Pattern
Marks and time

Important Books
What to read

Preparation Strategy
Study plan

Question Papers
Practice

Eligibility
Who can apply

Source: Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) – official portal cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/EDCET. Details can change every year, so please confirm on the official website before applying.