CSSET 2018 Admit Card is issued for all the properly registered candidates. It can be downloaded from any or the Sanskrit Universities websites, which are Sanskrit.nic.in, rsvidyapeeth.ac.in and slbsrsv.ac.in. Candidates will have to enter registration number and password to download it. The admit card of CSSET 2018 is also called as the identity card. Candidates will get student’s copy and Center copy of it separately. Check the process for downloading CSSET 2018 Admit Card, details on it, and more information from this page.
CSSET 2018 Admit Card
The Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati, is the exam conducting body for Combined Shiksha Shastri (B.Ed) Entrance Test (CSSET). The CSSET 2018 admit card/ Identity card will contain the important information regarding the examination such as Date, Time and Venue of the entrance examination. Check the schedule for CSSET 2018 in the table below.
| Event | Dates |
| Availability of Admit card | |
| Date of Examination | 20 May 2018 |
| Declaration of Results | 18 Jun 2018 |
Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha University will only release admit card of CSSET 2018 online and the candidates will not get it via post or any other medium.
Admit Card: Click here to download the admit card for CSSET 2018.
Official Website: www.rsvidyapeetha.ac.in
How to Download CSSET 2018 Admit Card?
The admit card is the key to the examination hall. Without the valid identity card, no candidate can enter the examination center. The steps to download the admit card are as follows:
- Firstly, visit any of the University’s website or simply access the link above.
- Then log in to your account by entering the application number and date of birth.
- After logging, admit card will be displayed on the screen.
After taking a print out, candidates need to paste the recent photograph in given photo column in both the copies.
Studnet and Center Copy of CSSET 2018 Admit Card
After login, the candidates will get two copies of the admit card. These will be:
- Student Copy
- Center Copy.
Student Copy of CSSET Admit Card 2018 – This is the copy that the candidate may retain even after the examination.
- Candidates must keep the Student Copy safe because they will have to show it during the final admission.
Center Copy of CSSET Admit Card 2018 – During the examination, the candidates will have to submit this copy of the admit card at the exam hall.
Both the copies are to be download and printed on an A-4 sheet. It is important to carry these copies in good condition.
Details Mention on CSSET 2018 Admit Card
The admit card will contain the following information:
- Registration Number
- Date of birth
- Exam time
- Exam Date
- Center Address
- Few Instructions
Test Centers
The test center allotment is done as per the choices submitted by the candidates while filling CSSET 2018 Application Form. No changes will be made after the allotment of the test center. The candidate has to appear at the allotted center only. The list of the centers is given below in the table:
| Bengaluru | Shimla | Jodhpur |
| Varanasi | Thrissur | Jaipur |
| Haridwar | Bhopal | Devprayag |
| Lucknow | Mumbai | Jammu |
| Delhi | Muzaffarpur | Bhubaneshwar |
| Chandigarh | Kolkata | Cuttack |
| Hamirpur | Udaipur | Puri |
| Agartala | Tirupati | – |
Exam Pattern
The test will be of two parts i.e, part A and part B. The part A will contain all the objective type questions, whereas part B will be descriptive type. Part A will be of Two (2) Hours and Part B will be of half an Hour (½ ). The examination will be of 200 marks (part A+part B). The subject, the number of questions and the total marks are as follows:
| Part A (Multiple choice questions) | |
| Subject | Marks |
| Proficiency in Sanskrit Language | 40 |
| General Knowledge & Mental Ability | 40 |
| Teaching Aptitude | 40 |
| Sanskrit Literature | 40 |
| Total | 160 marks |
| Part B (Descriptive Type) | |
| Knowledge of Sanskrit linguistic Components | 10 |
| Comprehension Test | 20 |
| Creative Writing | 10 |
| Total | 40 marks |
Note- To qualify the examination, candidates must secure marks according to the cut off marks as prescribed by the University. Those who qualify both part “A” and “B” will be successful for the further admission process.
