All you need to know about Assam CEE - Assam Combined Entrance Examination
About the Exam
CEE is a paper based test conducted by Dibrugarh University, Assam for admission to undergraduate courses like MBBS/BDS/BAMS/B.E./B.Tech in various colleges and institutes within Assam.Conducted
The exam is conducted by Dibrugarh University. The question papers are prepared by an expert committee which ensures that the question sets are of comparable difficulty level, content, question type, etc.About the conducting University
The Dibrugarh University provides various teaching departments which includes centers for studies in its campus and the affiliated colleges scattered over the seven districts is imparting higher education in the various branches of learning in Arts, Commerce, Engineering, Medical, Pharmaceutical Science, Law, Science & Technology, Computer Sciences, Management, Sports and Teacher Training. Dibrugarh University is a member of the Association of India Universities (AIU) and recognized by all universities in India and abroad.Test Centers
The examination is conducted in 9 centers across the state. They are Silchar, Bongaigaon, Nalbari, Lakhimpur, Guwahati, Tezpur, Nagaon, Jorhat and Dibrugarh.Type of Exam
There are three options to be considered for three courses. This is explained below: 1. For MBBS/BDS/BAMS candidates should appear in Physics, Chemistry and Biology only. 2. For Engineering Degree Courses - candidates should appear in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics only. 3. For both MBBS/BDS/BAMS and Engineering Degree Courses - candidates should appear in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.Exam description
Total paper 4 namely Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology
Duration for each paper 2 hoursEach paper has - 100 multiple choice questions carrying one mark each.
Total marks for each paper 100Negative marking NO!
Syllabus
The syllabus for Assam CEE differs slightly from other entrance exams like JEE-Mains, BITSAT, AEEE, AMUEEE, etc. The topics are elaborated below:I Mathematics
SetsArithmetico-Geometric Series
Complex NumberLagranges Mean Value Theorems
Heights and DistancesApplications for approximation
Arithmetic, Geometric and Harmonic ProgressionBinomial theorems and its Applications
Integration using trigonometric identitiesCalculation of mean median and mode of grouped and ungrouped data
Family of CirclesCombination
Conic SectionDifferential Calculus
Differential EquationBinomial and Poisson distribution
Integral as limit of a sumLaw of motion projectile
Fundamental IntegralsSphere
Motion under GravityRelation between roots and coefficient number
Integral CalculusPolynomials
Matrices and determinantsQuadratic equation
II PhysicsUnits and Measurement
Description of Motion in One DimensionDescription of Motion in Two or Three Dimension
Laws of MotionWork, Energy and Power
Rotational Motion and Moment of InertiaGravitation
Solids and FluidsOscillations
WavesHeat and Thermodynamics
Transference of HeatElectrostatics
Current ElectricityThermal and Chemical Effects of Currents
Magnetic Effects of CurrentsMagnetostatics
Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating CurrentsRay Optics
Wave OpticsElectromagnetic Waves
Electron and PhotonsAtoms, Molecules and Nuclei
Solids and Semiconductors DevicesIII Chemistry
Basic Concepts of ChemistryStates of Matters
Atomic StructureSolutions
Chemical energetic and ThermodynamicsChemical Equilibrium
Redox Reactions and Electro ChemistryRates of Chemical Reactions and Chemical Kinetics
Surface ChemistryChemical Families Periodic Properties
Chemistry of Non-Metals IChemistry of Non-Metals II
Heavy MetalsChemistry of Representative Elements
Alkali MetalsAlkaline Earth Metals
Boron FamilyCarbon Family
Nitrogen FamilyOxygen Family
Halogen FamilyNoble Gases and Hydrogen
Transition Metal including LanthanidesNuclear Chemistry
Some Basic PrinciplesClassification of Organic Compounds
HydrocarbonsOrganic Compounds containing Halogens
Organic Compounds containing OxygenOrganic Compounds containing Nitrogen
Synthetic and Natural PolymersBio Molecules and Biological Processes
Chemistry in ActionEnvironmental Chemistry
IV BiologyReproduction in Organisms
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering PlantsHuman Reproduction
Reproductive HealthPrinciple of Inheritance and Variation
Molecular basis of InhertanceEvolution
Biology in Human WarfareStrategies for Enhancement in Food Production
Microbes in Human WelfarePrinciples and Processes in Biotechnology
Biotechnology and its ApplicationsOrganisms and Populations
EcosystemsBiodiversity and Conservation
Environmental IssuesMode of Examination
The exam is conducted only in Offline mode i.e. it is a pen and paper based test.Scores needed to clear the Exam
The minimum marks to be scored to clear the Assam CEE exam for admission into any of the colleges according to the desired course is 60%. Candidates with higher ranks and good score will get the college of their choice and the desired course however, candidates with lower rank and score might need to compromise with their course or college.Preparation Strategy
Pay equal attention and time to each of the three subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology).
Get your Chemistry basics right. Go through formulae and remember them.For a good score in Physics, practice solving problems.
Revise and remember theorems and formulae. Make your fundamentals strong.Split your daily preparation in such a way that you can study a little bit of all three subjects. This will make sure that you are on track with each subject.
Go through earlier years exam papers.Take mock tests and check your preparation.
Practice time management skills.Fee
The application fee for Assam CEE 2016 isFor Engineering - Rs. 1140
For Medical Rs. 1140For both engineering and medical entrance exam Rs. 1440
The candidates are to deposit the prescribed amount along with a bank charge of Rs. 60/- in cash at any branch of State Bank of India by using bank challan generated after completion of online submission of application form. Examination fee, once paid, is not refundable.Important Dates*
Issue of Application form 2nd April 2016 onwards
Last date for online submission 18th April 2016
Last date of receipt of examination fee at SBI 20th April, 2015Admit card download date 7th May 2016
Assam CEE Exam date 16th and 17th May 2016Result declaration 3rd June 2016
Counseling dates 3rd week of July 2016 (*all the dates mentioned are tentative and so are liable for change)Reference books for Assam CEE preparation:
1. For Mathematics: K.C. Sinha (Algebra), Arihant Publication (Differential and Integral), Website:S.L.lonie (Coordinate Geometry), Website:R.D. Sharma (Volume 1 & Volume 2).
2. For Physics: H.V. Verma (Volume 1 & Volume 2), Arihant Publication (Volume 1 & Volume 2)3. For Chemistry: R.C.Mukherji (Physical Chemistry), O.P.Agarwal for Objective chemistry.
4. For Biology: Modern ABC of Biology (for class 11th, 12th), 26years chapterwise solutions CBSE, NEET & NEET2013.5. For loads of endless question paper downloading and practicing, try the easy - clay6 mobile/web app
Exam guide Link:
http://www.concepteducations.com/download/Information_Brochure_CEE-2015.pdfApplication format Link:
http://www.ceemedu.org/ and www.dibru.ac.inContact Details:
Website: http://www.ceemedu.org/Address: Member Secretary Cell, Common Entrance Examination 2016, Dibrugarh University - 786004, Assam, India
Phone: +91-0373-2370239, +91-0373-2370243, +91-0373-2370231
Fax: +91 0373-2370323, +91-0373-2370768
Email: registrar@dibru.ac.in
Extra Questions
1. What combination of 12th board scores (cbse or other) and the Assam CEE score one should get to get a seat?For admission into B. E. course, the candidate should have passed Higher Secondary Examination of the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council with minimum aggregate of 50% (45% in case of SC and 40% in case of ST) in Physics, Chemistry and Biology in the same sitting.
2. Is there distribution of seats in each engineering branch across Government Engineering Colleges in Assam?
Yes!! There is distribution of seats in various government colleges across the state of Assam. The following table explains the allocation of seats in various colleges across Assam against different Engineering courses.3. How many seats are allotted for MBBS and BDS courses (Medical Seats)?
Total number of Medical Seats 626 (State quota seats 503) Total number of Dental Seats 44 (State quota seats 16)4. Will preparation for other entrance exams like JEE, BITSAT, etc. be enough to prepare for the Assam CEE?
With serious preparation for JEE-Mains, you dont have to put in much effort to study anything extra for Assam CEE. But, however some topics are different from JEE-Mains and BITSAT. While JEE-Mains is considered to be tough and concentrates more on the problem solving ability, Assam CEE is relatively simpler and focuses more on time management as well as practical knowledge. Therefore, solve as many old previous years question papers to boost up the confidence level. This will automatically help in getting a self confidence while preparation. 5. How are the seats reserved for B.E/B. Tech courses based upon caste for the candidates of Assam?6. How are the seats reserved for MBBS/BDS courses based upon caste for the candidates of Assam?
7. If I do not get elected, will all my efforts go in vain?
Success is the sum of small efforts put in day in and day out. Therefore, if one does not clear Assam CEE, all the efforts that they have put in for years will definitely not go in vain as it will bring fruits at the right time and at the right place, in the future.