While both the papers are mandatory, for three hours each with questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and the paper available in English and Hindi, the similarities end there. Given below are major differences that generally are seen between the two. Paper I may include Single digit integer (0-9) type questions, while Paper II may not Paper II instead may include questions on comprehension, which is generally not included in Paper I.

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