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Hi dear candidate,

You can anytime download the previous year question papers for NMMS exam for practice from our official website in PDF format. Kindly use the link attached below to download them:

NMMS Previous Year Question Papers 2025 Careers360

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From the 2025 cycle:

• TNEA counselling usually begins in mid June for registrations and runs through July August.

• Seat allotment concludes by late August, and academic sessions typically start in August/September.

Assuming a similar schedule for the next year:

• Admission for academic year 2026 to 27 will likely open around May June 2026.

• Counselling and seat allotment will occur around July to late August 2026.

• Once allotted, students must report and begin classes in August 2026.

So, if you're waiting for Arunai Engineering College admissions:

• Registration and counselling begin in mid 2026 (May Aug).

• Classes and academic reopening occur in August/September 2026.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, You can even study tourism and hospitality without passing 10th. There are many institutes that offer short-term courses/ diploma/ certificate that do not require you to pass 10th. These short term courses, diploma and certificate courses focus more towards practical aspects like; customer service, front office, housekeeping, culinary basics, etc. You can plan to start with those courses, gain some practical experience and grow in the industry. Some programs even allow you to study while you are working.

Hello,

Sorry, but there aren't any public details about when the Arunai Engineering College will reopen for the 1st years. You can contact the official website, https://arunai.org/, for further queries. Here you can contact their admission office directly and ask them about this question.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hi dear candidate,

It depends on college to college, like in DU the classes for many colleges are already started but some private colleges still have not finished the admission process and student intake is still underway. Anyways, at max by 22nd of August, all colleges and universities would have started their batch for 2025.

Kindly, check your mail if you have received any specific message regarding commencement of session.

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If you’re confused between CSE at JSS Bangalore and ECE at PES EC, it really depends on your interest and career goals. If you're more inclined towards software, coding, and IT-based roles, then CSE at JSS is a better option because the demand and placements in computer science are generally stronger, especially in Bangalore. JSS also has a good reputation for CSE with solid placement records.

On the other hand, if you're genuinely interested in core electronics, robotics, or embedded systems and want to explore opportunities in both electronics and IT fields, then ECE at PES EC is also a decent choice, though PES main campus has a stronger brand. But in general, if placements and scope are your top priority and you’re okay with choosing software as a career, go for CSE in JSS.

Hello aspirant,

To download the mock test Or previous year's question papers of NMMS exam,

• Go to official scert website of concerned state
• Click on NMMS Section
• Search for your standard and subject
• And then download the paper

Or you can visit careers360 website, which also provides the question papers,

https://www.careers360.com/question-nmms-exam-question-with-answers

Best of luck for your preparation.

Hello aspirant,

The Maharashtra State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) administered the NMMS (National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship) test for the 2025–2026 school year.  Class 8 students take the test in order to find and develop gifted children and give them financial aid.  The Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) are the two exams that make up the test.

For complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://school.careers360.com/exams/nmms

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Yes, it is possible that the same college gets allotted again in the 2nd extended round if you haven’t changed your preferences or if there are no better options available based on your rank, seat availability, and category. Seat allotment depends on merit, choices filled, and seat vacancy in that round, so if your previously allotted college still has seats and fits your rank and preferences, it might get allotted again.