•       🎓 PGAT 2026 

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• 📊 Exam Pattern Breakdown

• 🔰 Section 1: Compulsory (First 50 Questions)

• Includes General Awareness, General English, General Hindi, Logical Reasoning & Mental Ability

• Applicable to most PG courses (excluding LL.M., B.Ed., M.Ed., MBA variants) Proper Noun+4aupravesh-2025.cbtexam.in+4Scribd+4

• Each correct answer: 2 marks

• 🎓 Section 2: Discipline-Specific (Last 100 Questions)

• Split into two subjects (from final year graduation area); 50 questions per subject

• Each question carries 4 marks

• Candidates can also choose to attempt only 1 subject as a “Non‑Subject Candidate” (still attempt only 50 questions) YouTube+11aupravesh-2025.cbtexam.in+11Shiksha+11IAS Paper+5Proper Noun+5Proper Noun+5

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• 📚 PGAT 2026 – Syllabus Overview

• Part A – Compulsory Section (50 Questions / 100 Marks)

• Topics Covered:

• General & Static Awareness

• Contemporary Current Affairs (National/International)

• English & Hindi Comprehension, Vocabulary, Grammar

• Logical Reasoning & Mental Ability (coding-decoding, sequences, logical puzzles) Shiksha+6Proper Noun+6Proper Noun+6ShikshaProper Noun+7aupravesh-2025.cbtexam.in+7Proper Noun+7

• Part B – Subject-Specific (100 Questions / 200 Marks)

• Based on the candidate’s selected two Postgraduate specialization subjects (from final year graduation), e.g., Economics, English, Physics, Botany, Sociology, etc.

• Subject candidates: attempt both subjects × 50 each

• Non-subject candidate: choose and attempt 50 questions in one subject only aupravesh-2025.cbtexam.inAll D

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• ✅ Preparation Tips & Resources

• 📘 Use graduation-level textbooks for your chosen subjects.

• Practice General Awareness, Logical Reasoning, and Mental Ability questions.

• Regularly read newspapers and GK sources to stay updated.

• Take mock tests to simulate the full 150-question format with timing.

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