HSSC Haryana CET 2025 Live: Exam from today; admit card link, list of banned items
HSSC Haryana CET 2025: Key details
Exam duration: 1 hour 45 minutes (5 minutes for filing fifth option)
Pattern of exam: Objective-type / MCQ-based
Mode of exam: Offline (OMR-based)
Medium: Hindi and English
Total questions: 100
Total marks: 100
Shift timings: 10 AM to 11:45 AM, 3:15 PM to 5 PM
Banned items
Any item like textual material (printed or written), bits of papers, Geometry/Pencil Box, Plastic Pouch, Calculator, Pen, Scale, Writing Pad, Pen Drives, Eraser, Calculator, Log Table, Electronic Pen/Scanner, etc.
Any communication device like Mobile Phone, Bluetooth, Earphones, Microphone, Pager, Health Band, etc.
Other items like Wallet, Goggles, Handbags, Belt, Cap, etc.
Any Watch/Wristwatch, Bracelet, Camera, etc.
Any ornaments/metallic items, etc.
Any food items opened or packed, water bottle, etc.
Any other item which could be used for unfair means, communication devices like a microchip, camera, Bluetooth device, etc.
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