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National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is a national entrance exam for admission into 5 year Bachelors or Architecture degree at various Architecture Schools of India.

The NATA paper is Divided into 2 parts.

Part A consists of 3 questions of drawing which are to answered on a drawing sheet.

Part B consists of 15 MCQs from Physics, Chemistry and Maths along with 35 MCQs from General Aptitude & Logical Reasoning.

Click at this link to know about NATA Syllabus - https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/nata

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The exam consists of 120 questions for 120 marks. The exam pattern of TS LAWCET is given below:

• General Knowledge and Mental Ability = 30 questions for 30 Marks
• Current Affairs = 30 questions for 30 Marks
• Aptitude for the Study of Law = 60 questions for 60 Marks

The syllabus for TS LAWCET exam is given below:

• General Knowledge :

1. History
2. Polity
3. Environment
4. General Science
5. International Bodies
6. Geography
7. Indian Culture and Heritage

• Current Affairs :

1. Current Events of National and International importance
2. Sports
3. Appointments and rewards
4. New Legal Developments

• Aptitude for the study of Law :

1. Legal Awareness
2. Constitutional Law
3. Indian Constitution
4. Legal Reasoning
5. Indian Polity
6. Important Amendments

• Mental Ability :

1. Blood Relations
2. Puzzles
3. Syllogisms
4. Logical Sequences
5. Completing Arguments
6. Analogies

The minimum qualifying marks for TS LAWCET exam are given below:

• Candidates should secure a minimum of 35% marks in TS LAWCET entrance test in order to be considered for further admission procedure.
• There is no minimum marks limit for candidates belonging to SC/ST category.

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Hey,

The syllabus of CUET Banglore consists of the following topics:

English:

• Idioms
• Synonyms
• proverbs, phrases, jumbled words, spellings,antonyms , one words and other verbal topics.

Current Affair Topics related to international national and business affairs around the world

Quantitative Aptitude Consisting of all the Numerical Ability and fundamental Mathematics testing Topics like Time, Money, Algebra, Profit and loss, AP, GP, Percentage etc.

Logical Reasoning and critical reasoning questions.

Data analysis like charts, histograms, Graphs etc.

For any other detail regarding CUET Kindly visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/christ-university-entrance-test

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Rama, TNEA is not an entrance examination. It is a counselling procedure for admission to Engineering courses to all the Participating Colleges affiliated to Anna University, based on the marks secured in their 10+@ in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. So if you want to study Engineering in any one of the Colleges affiliated to Anna University, you have to participate in their TNEA Counselling. Anna University will release its online registration for Candidates across India. Candidates have to fill in the application form and submit it. Once you register,  Anna University will open the document verification process. After successful document verification. the list of the eligible Candidates will be released. Candidates need to pay the counselling fees, which is mentioned in our page: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-counselling#TNEA-Counselling-Procedure-2020 . Post this, Candidates need to fill in the choices of their preferential colleges and lock them. TNEA Counselling is held in 4 rounds. After selection of seats, the final allotment of seats will happen. Candidates can either accept and confirm the seat or reject it and participate in further rounds.

You can use http://dost.cgg.gov.in to access their official website.

Eligibility:

For B.A (Hons/Prog)  and B.Com. (Hons/Prog):

Cleared the +2 Intermediate Examination of A.P. or +2 Examinations recognized as equivalent.

The application form is still not out and as you know that because of the pandemic everything is being postponed so keep yourself updated with their official Website.

Hello aspirant, hope you are doing well!

CAT ( Common admission test) is a very reputed entrance exam conducted by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) for admissions into various colleges for MBA. The duration of the exam is 3 hours for all the categories and 4 hours for the PwD category. The sectional duration for each section is 60 minutes each whereas it is 80 minutes for the candidates of the PwD category.

The total number of questions asked in the entrance exam are 100. It is a computer based examination.

Candidates lose 1 mark for each incorrect answer and gain 3 marks for every correct answer. No marks are deducted for the questions which the candidate didn't attempt.

The examination consists of 3 sections namely - Quantitative ability , Data interpretation & logical reasoning and Verbal ability and reading comprehension. These sections consists of 34,32 and 34 questions each respectively.

The candidates are not allowed to switch between the sections. He/she can move to the next section only after attempting the previous section which he/she was completing. Though, the candidates are allowed to switch between questions within the same section.

These were some of the main points to be kept in mind for the CAT exam.

Further you can go through this link to know everything about CAT exam. https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-exam-pattern/amp

Hope it helps! All the very best for your future endeavours!

Dear Aspirant,

Since 2020, AIIMS exam has been scrapped. Now admission into AIIMS-UG courses in through NEET Exam. NEET is a +2 level exam of Physics, Chemistry and Biology with 180, 180 and 360 marks respectively. You can read more about it at the links below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus

Thank you.

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