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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: CITS COPA (AICET) Exam

100 MCQs

AICET CBT question count (75 trade + 25 aptitude)

CITS 2026–27 Prospectus / NCVT Online AICET pattern

2 hours

Official AICET duration for CITS 2026–27

CITS 2026–27 Prospectus (NIMI)

₹300 / ₹200

AICET 2026 entrance fee (General / reserved & women)

CITS 2026–27 Prospectus (NIMI)

33 / 29 / 20

Qualifying marks (General / OBC-EWS / SC-ST-PH)

CITS 2026–27 Prospectus (NIMI)

The 2026 CITS COPA AICET is a two-hour DGT entrance CBT with 100 MCQs: 75 from the COPA CTS syllabus (computer operations, office software, web, programming) and 25 aptitude items, one mark each with no negative marking. Qualifying marks are 33 (General), 29 (OBC/EWS) and 20 (SC/ST/PH). Entrance fee is ₹300/₹200. This free bank mirrors the official 75/25 split with COPA-focused trade theory.

Sample CITS COPA (AICET) Practice Questions

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1A candidate scores 52 out of 75 in COPA trade theory and 22 out of 25 in aptitude on AICET. What is the overall percentage?

A.70%

B.74%

C.76%

D.72%

Explanation: Add both section scores: 52 + 22 = 74 marks out of 100. Overall percentage is therefore 74%. AICET reports a single total out of 100 with no negative marking.

2An ITI computer lab buys 40 USB flash drives at ₹250 each. A 12% bulk discount applies. What is the net amount?

A.₹10,000

B.₹8,800

C.₹8,500

D.₹9,200

Explanation: Gross cost is 40 × ₹250 = ₹10,000. A 12% bulk discount removes ₹1,200, so the net payable amount is ₹8,800.

3If 8 trainees can image 48 lab PCs in 6 hours, how many hours will 12 trainees take for the same task?

A.5 hours

B.3 hours

C.4 hours

D.6 hours

Explanation: Total work is 8 trainees × 6 hours = 48 trainee-hours. With 12 trainees working at the same rate, time = 48/12 = 4 hours.

4A folder contains files totalling 2.5 GB. Approximately how many 700 MB blank DVDs are needed (no compression)?

A.3

B.5

C.2

D.4

Explanation: 2.5 GB is about 2560 MB. Each 700 MB DVD holds 700 MB, so 2560/700 ≈ 3.66 and you need 4 discs to store the whole folder.

5Simple interest on ₹15,000 at 6% per annum for 2 years is:

A.₹1,500

B.₹2,000

C.₹1,800

D.₹900

Explanation: Simple interest uses SI = P×R×T/100. Substituting gives 15000×6×2/100 = ₹1,800 for two years at 6%.

6Screen resolution 1920×1080 has aspect ratio approximately:

A.4:3

B.16:10

C.21:9

D.16:9

Explanation: Simplify 1920/1080 by dividing by 120 to get 16/9, the standard widescreen HD aspect ratio used in displays and video.

7Decimal 13 converts to binary as:

A.1011

B.1110

C.1101

D.1001

Explanation: Convert 13 by successive division by 2: remainders 1,0,1,1 read bottom-up give 1101₂. Leading zeros may pad to a fixed bit width but do not change the value.

8Typing speeds (WPM) of five trainees: 30, 35, 40, 45, 50. What is the average?

A.40 WPM

B.38 WPM

C.42 WPM

D.35 WPM

Explanation: Average typing speed = (30+35+40+45+50)/5 = 200/5 = 40 WPM. Averages are common in COPA aptitude items tied to lab performance data.

9A 4 Mbps broadband line downloads a 100 MB file. Theoretical minimum time (ignoring overhead) is closest to:

A.3.3 minutes

B.1 minute

C.10 minutes

D.30 seconds

Explanation: 4 Mbps = 4 megabits per second = 0.5 MB/s. At that theoretical rate, 100 MB needs 100/0.5 = 200 seconds ≈ 3.3 minutes.

10RAM upgraded from 8 GB to 12 GB. Percentage increase is:

A.50%

B.33%

C.25%

D.40%

Explanation: The upgrade adds 4 GB to an 8 GB baseline. Percentage increase = (4/8)×100 = 50%.

About the CITS COPA (AICET) Exam

CITS COPA is DGT's one-year Craft Instructor Training programme for prospective ITI instructors in the Computer Operator and Programming Assistant trade. Admission requires AICET — a national CBT testing COPA CTS trade theory plus aptitude. Successful trainees earn the National Craft Instructor Certificate (NCIC) after summative trade, engineering-technology and training-methodology assessments during the course.

Assessment

All India Common Entrance Test (AICET) for CITS COPA admission is a two-hour online CBT with 100 MCQs: Section 1 — 75 questions on Computer Operator and Programming Assistant CTS trade theory (NCVT syllabus); Section 2 — 25 questions on numerical ability and reasoning. One mark per question, no negative marking. Practical skills and training-methodology demonstrations are assessed during the one-year CITS programme, not in AICET.

Time Limit

2 hours (120 minutes)

Passing Score

AICET 2026 qualifying marks: General 33; OBC/EWS 29; SC/ST/PH 20 out of 100.

Exam Fee

AICET 2026–27 entrance fee: ₹300 (General); ₹200 (SC/ST/PH/EWS/Women). Counselling fee: ₹500 non-refundable (all categories). (Directorate General of Training (DGT), Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship)

CITS COPA (AICET) Exam Content Outline

Lab Safety & IT Literacy

Electrical safety, ergonomics, fire response, 5S, first aid and NCVT CTS framework awareness in computer labs.

10%

Computer Fundamentals

Hardware components, CPU/ALU, I/O devices, storage units, OS utilities, file systems, BIOS/UEFI and peripherals.

12%

MS Office Applications

Word formatting and styles, Excel formulas and charts, PowerPoint delivery, Access keys and Mail Merge.

Internet, Email & Cloud

HTTP/HTTPS, SMTP/POP3/IMAP, browser cache, SaaS, e-commerce security and search techniques.

Database Basics

SQL SELECT/WHERE, primary and foreign keys, normalization concepts and RDBMS types.

Web Design (HTML/CSS/JS)

HTML structure and forms, CSS selectors and flexbox, JavaScript variables/DOM and responsive media queries.

Programming (Python/Java)

Data types, loops, functions, OOP encapsulation, control flow and code documentation.

Networking & Cybersecurity

IP addressing, routers, DNS, phishing awareness, firewalls and antivirus.

Emerging Trends

AI basics, mobile/responsive computing, UPI digital payments and green computing.

Training Methodology (embedded in trade practice)

Pedagogy items embedded within the 75% trade block for instructor-aspirant context. Official AICET scores CTS COPA trade theory + aptitude only; full TM is assessed during the CITS year.

25%

Numerical Ability & Reasoning

Percentages, binary conversion, data units, time-work, series, coding, analogies, syllogisms and puzzles (official AICET 25%).

How to Pass the CITS COPA (AICET) Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: AICET 2026 qualifying marks: General 33; OBC/EWS 29; SC/ST/PH 20 out of 100.
Assessment: All India Common Entrance Test (AICET) for CITS COPA admission is a two-hour online CBT with 100 MCQs: Section 1 — 75 questions on Computer Operator and Programming Assistant CTS trade theory (NCVT syllabus); Section 2 — 25 questions on numerical ability and reasoning. One mark per question, no negative marking. Practical skills and training-methodology demonstrations are assessed during the one-year CITS programme, not in AICET.
Time limit: 2 hours (120 minutes)
Exam fee: AICET 2026–27 entrance fee: ₹300 (General); ₹200 (SC/ST/PH/EWS/Women). Counselling fee: ₹500 non-refundable (all categories).

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CITS COPA (AICET) Study Tips from Top Performers

1Revise the full DGT COPA CTS 2.0 syllabus — AICET trade theory is COPA-specific, covering office software, web design and programming basics.

2Practise timed 100-question sets: 75 trade items in ~90 minutes leaves ~30 minutes for 25 aptitude questions.

3Pair theory with BharatSkills COPA CITS study material and previous AICET-style papers; confirm session dates on the NIMI admission portal before applying.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CITS COPA AICET exam pattern?

AICET for CITS is a two-hour online CBT with 100 MCQs: 75 questions from the Computer Operator and Programming Assistant CTS trade theory syllabus and 25 on numerical ability and reasoning. Each question carries one mark with no negative marking.

What are the AICET 2026 qualifying marks for CITS?

The CITS 2026–27 prospectus lists minimum qualifying marks of 33 for General candidates, 29 for OBC/EWS candidates, and 20 for SC/ST/PH candidates out of 100.

What is the AICET CITS entrance fee in 2026?

The CITS 2026–27 prospectus sets the AICET entrance fee at ₹300 for General candidates and ₹200 for SC/ST/PH/EWS/Women candidates. A separate ₹500 non-refundable counselling fee applies during seat allocation.

Does CITS COPA AICET include a practical programming exam?

AICET is trade theory and aptitude only. Hands-on programming, training-methodology demonstrations and summative trade tests are assessed during the one-year CITS programme after admission, not in the entrance CBT.

Which topics carry the most weight in COPA trade theory for AICET?

COPA CTS trade theory covers computer fundamentals, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access), internet and cloud services, databases, HTML/CSS/JavaScript web development, Python or Java programming, networking and cybersecurity — aligned to the DGT COPA CTS 2.0 curriculum. This practice bank also embeds Training Methodology items used in the CITS instructor programme.