UP BEd JEE admit card out; exam on June 15
Mridusmita Deka | June 5, 2023 | 08:37 PM IST | 1 min read
Candidates can download the UP BEd JEE 2023 admit card through the official website -- bujhansi.ac.in.
NEW DELHI: The Bundelkhand University has issued the Uttar Pradesh Bachelors of Education Joint Entrance Examination (UP BEd JEE) 2023 admit cards today. Candidates can check and download the UP BEd JEE 2023 hall tickets through the official website -- bujhansi.ac.in.
The UP BEd JEE 2023 entrance exam is scheduled to be held on June 15. Candidates will be able to download the admit card by using the user Id and password.
UP BEd JEE 2023: How to download admit card
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Visit the official website -- bujhansi.ac.in
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On the homepage, click on the UP BEd JEE admit card link.
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Key in the user id and passwords
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Submit and take the printout of the admit card
UP BEd JEE 2023: Exam Pattern
- UP JEE BEd 2023 entrance exam will be conducted online.
- As per the UP BEd exam pattern, the exam question paper will comprise of objective type questions and will be divided into two papers.
- The first paper will cover general knowledge and Hindi, while the second paper will comprise general aptitude and one more subject.
- The duration of both the UP BEd JEE papers will be of three hours.
- The total UP BEd JEE marks for paper 1 and paper 2 is 400.
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