Duration
4 Years
Mode
On-campus
uGNET is a scholarship test conducted for admission into the B.E./B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering course at various campuses of upGrad School of Technology.
Test Date
April 26,2026
Mode
Online Proctored
Time
120 minutes
uGNET
uGSOT National Scholarship Test
uGNET is a scholarship test conducted for admission into the B.E./B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering course at various campuses of upGrad School of Technology.
B.E in Computer Science
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Designed to assess your engineering potential
| Section | Questions | Assessment | Topics |
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| Mathematical Ability | 30 | Assesses numerical and mathematical proficiency essential for engineering coursework. |
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| Logical Reasoning & Pseudocodingi | 45 | Evaluates a student's ability to think logically and approach problems systematically. |
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| Verbal Aptitude | 15 | Measures clarity of thought and comprehension skills necessary for technical learning and communication. |
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Assesses numerical and mathematical proficiency essential for engineering coursework.
Evaluates a student's ability to think logically and approach problems systematically.
Measures clarity of thought and comprehension skills necessary for technical learning and communication.
Access the complete preparation kit with exam details, guidelines, and sample papers to help you stay fully prepared.
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Yes. Candidates qualify based on their overall performance across the entrance test, the interview and their 10th, 11th, and 12th scores. Candidates who score well in the uGNET and meet the required cut-off move forward to the interview stage. Meeting eligibility criteria alone does not guarantee progression.
Yes. uGNET follows a performance-based scoring model, which includes negative marking for incorrect answers. Students are encouraged to attempt questions thoughtfully rather than guessing.
uGNET is competitive by design. It is intended to filter students who are prepared for the academic intensity of the program. However, students who prepare seriously often see strong improvement across attempts.
Yes. If you do not qualify in one cycle, you may register for the next uGNET attempt. You can attempt the uGNET twice in an academic cycle.
Registered candidates receive access to the uGNET Preparation Kit, which outlines: Section-wise syllabus guidance, Sample question patterns, and Preparation strategy. Students may also use the Engineering Entrance Practice available on the website.
Candidates who meet the qualifying benchmark move forward to the Personal Interview round, where we evaluate thinking approach, communication clarity, and seriousness of intent.