On the first day of the examination, students will appear for five subjects. First shift will be conducted between 10am and 11.30am, while the second shift will start from 12.30pm and continue till 2pm. The last shift will be held between 3pm and 4.30pm.
On August 1, examinations will be held for anthropology (arts), anthropology (science), geography, marine science (oceanography) and MBA subjects. Tests for physics, LLM and commerce will be conducted on August 2.
Students can appear for examinations for courses like microbiology, Hindi/English, zoology, statistics and PMIR/IRPM on August 3 and environmental science, sociology, food science and nutrition, Odia, population studies and philosophy on August 4. Tests for subjects like economics/home science, geology, history, rural development will be conducted on August 5.
The test will be conducted for public administration, MSc computer science and environmental studies on August 6, botany, education, chemistry, library and information science on August 8, material science, Sanskrit/Santali/Urdu, mathematics, linguistics, journalism and mass communication on August 10.
Students can sit for examinations for the subjects such as wildlife and biodiversity conservation, yoga and naturopathy, biotechnology, political science and MSW (master of social work) on August 12, while they can appear tests for women’s studies, MBA (tourism and travel studies), electronic science, psychology and marine science-marine biology on the last day of the CPET.
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