Dear aspirant,

As you mentioned you have got 48 percentile in jee mains February session , I would like to recommend you to do good amount of hard work for your next sessions as this percentile won't secure you any college. You need to work on your concepts. The general

National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced the NEET 2021 exam date. The exam is scheduled to be conducted on August 1, 2021.

For more information, check here: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-exam-dates

Hello STudent

You Should have to prepare after the 11th class  for SAT or ACT  which are the standardized admission test  for US colleges admission.admission in UT Austin depend on the SAT or act score GPA and high school off marks in 12th class examination like 95.8%

If you choice

Hello Srijit,

For NEST 2021 there is no changes in exam pattern.

The question paper will consist of 4 (four) sections of objective (MCQ) type questions. Each section is of 50 marks each and will contain subject specific questions from Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics. It is in the interest

Hello Sathyapriya

I hope you are doing good. I would glad to inform you that local reservation is depend on two factors one is domicile and other one is location of your  last passing exam of boards if want to take admission in college. So if you have done your

You can't change the exam center but you can change the city preference you have put during the correction window will be open.

There is no info available for JEE MAINS correction till now but its expected that the correction window may open in last week of March,2021 for April

If you have submitted the signature and everything then no need to worry about that. Primarily, there are some problems those occurs every year and gets updated with time. If you feel like unsure, you can contact the help desk of CBSE. You will get the info from the official

The Best Percentile/NTA Score out of the 4 Attempts will be considered for Ranking in JEE Main. The Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics NTA Scores, corresponding to the Highest NTA General Percentile will be considered and not the individual Highest Scores in PCM.

However, you have performed strongly in the First