HMAT 2021 registration to begin on June 23, check details here
AHMEDABAD: Online registration for the Head Masters Aptitude Test 2021 will begin from June 23 for candidates planning to apply for the posts of principals in grant-in-aid secondary and higher secondary schools. However, the date of examination is yet to be announced.
It will be held in pen-and-paper or offline mode, said sources.
“The pre-examination process is expected to be completed by July 17 following which the exams will be held. The exam will be held in two parts and it will be mandatory to answer all the questions,” according to a notification issued by the examination board on Tuesday.
The exam paper style will be in MCQ and OMR formats. The first as well as the second part of the exam will comprise of 100 questions each. Each question will carry one mark and there will be no negative marking for wrong answers. The exam duration will be three hours.
Among other qualifications, a candidate must have teaching experience of more than 10 years in a recognised grant-in-aid or government run secondary or higher secondary school, said sources. tnn
It will be held in pen-and-paper or offline mode, said sources.
“The pre-examination process is expected to be completed by July 17 following which the exams will be held. The exam will be held in two parts and it will be mandatory to answer all the questions,” according to a notification issued by the examination board on Tuesday.
The exam paper style will be in MCQ and OMR formats. The first as well as the second part of the exam will comprise of 100 questions each. Each question will carry one mark and there will be no negative marking for wrong answers. The exam duration will be three hours.
Among other qualifications, a candidate must have teaching experience of more than 10 years in a recognised grant-in-aid or government run secondary or higher secondary school, said sources. tnn
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