If you opt for 1 language and 2 domain subjects in CUET 2025, the General Aptitude Test (GAT) is not mandatory. Its necessity depends on the specific requirements of the university and program you're applying to. For instance, courses like BBA, BMS, and B.Com (Hons.) often require the GAT. However, for programs such as B.Tech or B.Sc., the GAT is typically optional .

Therefore, you are not obligated to take the GAT unless your chosen program mandates it. It's advisable to consult the specific eligibility criteria of your desired university and program to determine if the GAT is required.

Congratulations one getting your job!

Is the earning you mentioned for the entire month? Or is it your first job? If you are earning this much amount and still working for 2-3 hours a day at your first job, then it's completely okay to begin with because experience and skills are required at first. But you need to look for better jobs with better pay once you are skilled and experienced as this much remuneration might indicate exploitation of labour.

Hope it helps!

Yes, you can easily get UPSC mock tests in Hindi language too. Many websites, coaching institutes, and apps offer mock tests specially designed in Hindi for students who prefer it. These tests cover all subjects like History, Polity, Geography, and Current Affairs, just like the English ones. Practicing in Hindi helps you understand questions better and prepare well for the real exam. Some popular platforms even give free mock tests in Hindi, along with answer keys and detailed explanations.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-civil-services-exam-analysis

Hi aspirant,

KCCET uses a 50:50 weightage ratio to determine student rankings, with 50% of your rank based on your board exam marks and 50% based on your KCET score.

You can calculate your score yourself, but for a more precise rank, it is recommended to visit the Career 360 KCET rank predictor.

Here is the direct link to the rank predictor.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-calculator

HELLO,

Thanthai Periyar Government Institute of Technology (TPGIT) in Vellore, Tamil Nadu, does not offer B.Tech courses in Tamil. The B.Tech programs are taught in English. Some of the programs offered include:

• Civil Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering

• Computer Science and Engineering

• Electrical and Electronics Engineering

• Electronics and Communication Engineering

If you are looking for B.Tech courses in Tamil, you may want to explore private colleges or specific institutions that offer such programs in Tamil Nadu, such as some private engineering colleges or institutions like Erode Sengunthar Engineering College, which may offer courses in Tamil in certain disciplines.

Hii,

Yes, you can apply for undergraduate admission to Delhi University (DU) through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) if you have chosen one language, two domain subjects (Biology and Chemistry), and the General Test. However, eligibility depends on the specific course you wish to pursue.

Eligibility Based on Course:

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Microbiology : Eligibility requires one language paper (with at least 30% marks) and three domain subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry.

B.Sc. (Hons.) Zoology : Requires one language paper (with at least 30% marks) and three domain subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry.

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Biomedical Science : Requires one language paper (with at least 30% marks) and three domain subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry.

• B.Sc. (Pass) Home Science : Eligibility requires one language paper (with at least 30% marks) and a combination of subjects from Section II and/or Section III.

• B.Sc. (Pass) Applied Physical Sciences with Industrial Chemistry : Requires one language paper (with at least 30% marks) and three domain subjects: Physics, Mathematics/Applied Mathematics, and Chemistry.

Important Considerations:

• Subject Alignment : DU mandates that the subjects you choose for CUET must align with those studied in Class 12.

• Minimum Marks in Language Paper : A minimum of 30% in the language paper is required for eligibility.

• General Test : The General Test (Section III) is optional and can be included if relevant to the course requirements.

Hi Akshada! Congratulations on completing your B.Sc. Agriculture! For post-graduation (M.Sc. Agriculture or relevant fields), here's a general process you can observe for admissions:

1. Entrance Exams: Most of the well-known colleges and universities demand an entrance test such as ICAR AIEEA (PG) or state-level tests such as MCAER PG CET in Maharashtra.
2. Application: Go to the official website of the college or university you want to join. Submit the PG admission form online within the scheduled dates.
3. Documents Required: B.Sc. Agriculture mark sheets, Domicile certificate, Caste certificate (if required), Entrance exam scorecard, Passport-size photos, Aadhar card, etc.
4. Merit List & Counseling: Colleges release a merit list after applying, based on scores in the exam or marks at graduation. You might be required to attend online/offline counseling.

HELLO,

If you have completed a B.A. degree with Hindi as your second language, and now you're interested in doing M.A. in Sanskrit, your eligibility will depend on a few things:

You may be eligible if:

• You studied Sanskrit as a main subject or as a part of your course in your B.A. (even as an elective or optional).

• Some universities accept students from other language backgrounds (like Hindi) if they have basic knowledge of Sanskrit or pass an entrance test.

You may NOT be eligible if:

• You never studied Sanskrit at the degree level or in your previous education.

• The university you're applying to strictly requires a B.A. in Sanskrit or equivalent.

What You Can Do:

• Check the specific university’s eligibility rules for M.A. Sanskrit.

• Some universities allow students from Hindi, Telugu, or other language backgrounds, especially if you're willing to take a bridge course or pass an entrance exam.

• You can also consider open universities or distance education (like IGNOU), which often have more flexible eligibility.