AUAT 2022 Eligibility Criteria

Residential Criteria

Candidates must have a resident ship in West Bengal for at least 10 years for applying in General Quota.
Residents belonging to different states must carry all the necessary documents under OS (Other State) quota.

Age Limit

• The candidate must be 22 years on July 1, 2022 to apply for all UG courses (except BA Theology courses) and all five-year integrated courses.
• The candidate must be 25 years on as on July 1, 2022 to apply Age limit for MA (Urdu, History, Geography, English, Bengali, Arabic), BA (Islamic Studies, Theology), M.Sc (Mathematics, Statistics & Informatics) and MCA CSE courses.
• The candidate must be 28 years on as on July 1, 2022 to apply for M.M/MA Theology.
• The candidate must be 35 years on as on July 1, 2022 to apply for M.Tech (CEN, ECE, CSE, EEN, and MEN) courses, LLM and MA/M.Sc Journalism & Mass Communication courses.

AUAT 2022 Exam Pattern

Each candidates must carefully understand the AUAT 2022 Exam Pattern to perform well in the examination. Some of the important highlights are give below:

• AUAT 2022 will be conducted offline. 
• The paper will be 1 hour and 30 minutes long for all UG and MM courses, and 2 hours for PG courses.
•  AUAT 2022 will consist of 100 MCQs.
• The question paper will be divided in  2 sections – Part A and Part B. 
• Part A for UG/MM courses will consist of 10 MCQs (2 marks each), and Part B will consists of 40 MCQs (2 marks each). 
• Part A for PG programs  consist of  25 MCQs (1 mark each), and Part B  consist of  75 MCQs (1 mark each). 
• Language courses might entail 20/25 marks descriptive questions. 
• All the questions will be asked in English, except for language courses. 
• Candidate must mark any one of the four options given for each question.