PES University to conduct PESSAT 2020 on September 2 and 3 in Bengaluru
Team Careers360 | August 21, 2020 | 09:58 AM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: The PES University will conduct PESSAT 2020 entrance exam on September 2 and 3 for candidates who wish to appear in the exam from Bengaluru centres. Interested candidates can apply online from the official website pessat.com . The PES University will conduct the test at select centres of Bengaluru for admission in B.Tech course from September 2 to 3. The nationwide PESSAT 2020 exam was conducted from August 1 to 20 across various test cities.
The application process for candidates applying for exam Bengaluru centres is open up to September 3. Also, all registered candidates need to update their class 12 mark details in their online application form up to September 6 by login from the official website.
The university will announce the results of PESSAT 2020 on September 7 online at its official website. Candidates who will be declared qualified will be eligible to take admission, subject to meeting other requirements.
PESSAT counselling for B.Tech admission will be conducted in two rounds. The first round counselling session will take place in the second week of September and the last round in September last week or October first week.
PES Scholastic Aptitude Test, also called PESSAT, is conducted by the PES university to shortlist candidates for admission in its various courses offered. PESSAT is conducted online as a computer based test of three hours duration consisting of 60 questions each from Maths and Physics, 40 from Chemistry and 20 from English language.
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