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You can get the CLAT section-wise mock test, previous year question papers and comprehensive study material here .

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Refer to the JEE Main Percentile vs Rank 2026 link provided herein to convert your score into rank.

Hi, Previous Year Questions (PYQs) are very important for cracking NEET-UG, but PYQs alone are usually not sufficient. Around 40–60% of questions are directly or indirectly similar to PYQs, but the rest test conceptual understanding. NEET PYQs + NCERT + NEET UG Free Mock tests together give the best chance

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If you’re an IB student taking HL Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation, it is generally accepted for many university programs, especially in fields like business, social sciences, and some technology courses. However, highly quantitative programs may prefer HL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, so always check specific university requirements.

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It is great that you have been more inclined towards your interest. You can choose any stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts) in Class 11th to pursue you career in culinary arts and hospitality.

• Arts and Humanities build your communication skills, psychology, and general studies.
• Commerce helps you understand

Yes, the CUET PG 2026 city intimation slip was released on 5 March. You can download it from the official website exams.nta.nic.in using your application number and date of birth.

For more details, check this link: CUET PG City Intimation Slip 2026

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You should have the total marks and the obtained marks to calculate the percentage. Please mention the total marks of all exams. You can also use this formula to calculate your percentage

Marks Percentage = (Total Obtained Marks / Maximum Total Marks) *100