MIT World Peace University Common Entrance Test — Liberal Studies UG Cluster

Key facts

Conducting body

MIT World Peace University

Eligible class

Class-12

Exam level

University-Specific

Exam areas

Design, Engineering, General, Management

Typical exam month

The exam operates across multiple rounds throughout the year. The online exam rounds typically take place in April, May, June, July, and August.

Academic year

2026-2027

Primary goal

To evaluate, rank, and select candidates for undergraduate admission into BA (Hons.) and B.Sc. (Hons.) programmes under the School of Liberal Studies at MIT-WPU, Pune. This includes Majors in:

Syllabus subjects

General Awareness, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Logical Reasoning, Numerical Ability, Reading Comprehension

Exam structure

Test Mode: Online Remote-Proctored Computer-Based Test (CBT). Candidates can attempt the examination from their homes or convenient locations using a personal laptop or smartphone equipped with a webcam and stable internet connection (minimum 1 Mbps speed). Test Language: English Total Selection Weightage: 150 Marks Evaluation Stages: Stage 1 (CBT): 100 Marks (composed of multiple-choice questions). Stage 2 (Personal Interaction - PI): 50 Marks (conducted via a proctored 15-minute online interview). CBT Duration: 60 Minutes (after logging into the testing portal). PI Duration: 15 Minutes. CBT Marks per Question: Each question carries exactly 2 Marks. Negative Marking: No negative marking. There are no penalty deductions for incorrect answers. The CBT comprises 5 equal sections, totalling 100 marks: Section 1: Logical Reasoning Syllabus Subject: Logical Reasoning Max Marks: 20 Marks Questions Presented: 10 MCQs Questions to Attempt: 10 Section 2: Reading Comprehension Syllabus Subject: Reading Comprehension Max Marks: 20 Marks Questions Presented: 10 MCQs Questions to Attempt: 10 Section 3: General Knowledge Syllabus Subject: General Knowledge Max Marks: 20 Marks Questions Presented: 10 MCQs Questions to Attempt: 10 Section 4: Quantitative Aptitude Syllabus Subject: Quantitative Aptitude Max Marks: 20 Marks Questions Presented: 10 MCQs Questions to Attempt: 10 Section 5: General Awareness Syllabus Subject: General Awareness Max Marks: 20 Marks Questions Presented: 10 MCQs Questions to Attempt: 10 --