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Mani Malhotra

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SET exam is conducted in two sessions every year. The exam is conducted in CBT test mode for all pages. SET 2026 exam was conducted on May 2 and May 10. 

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Shiksha Shukla

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SET cut off will be released by the participating Symbiosis colleges. Each college will have a unique SET cut off. 

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Rohini Bhatnagar

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SET 2026 eligibility criteria has not been changed. Candidates should check eligibility criteria carefully before registration. 

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Saumya Jain

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Students can prepare for SET exam even if they have not studied mathematics in high school. To prepare for mathematics component of SET exam students can start their SET preparation by learning formulas and theorems. The difficulty level of the QA section is slightly higher than rest sections but with practice, even a non-maths student can score well. 

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Shiksha Shukla

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To crack SET exam in first attempt, students should have a preparation plan for 3 to 6 months bifurcated according to topics, strengths and knowledge of students. Students should consistently practice to fetch good SET scores. 

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Rohini Bhatnagar

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General English: Synonyms, Antonyms, Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, correct grammar usage and their rules

Quantitative: Geometry, Algebra, Statistics.

General Awareness: General knowledge and current affairs. 

Analytical Reasoning: Coding and decoding, Data interpretation, True or false statements, Probably true or false statements, etc. 

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Bandhan Sharma

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Yes, you can.

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Bandhan Sharma

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I don't think so 

You are not eligible by the UGC guidelines.

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Vikram Hazarika

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  1. Understand the pattern of the question paper for your subject.
  2. Examine previous year's questions to determine the requirements of each section.
  3. SET question papers mostly consist of four sections, including English Quant, GK, and Reasoning.
  4. Collect study material accordingly to study each concept in detail.
  5. Make a proper study plan as per the time available and strengths in each section.
  6. Take brief notes on important topics to aid in revision.
  7. Practice as much as you can via sample papers to prepare well for SET exam day.

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Saumya Jain

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Syllabus in SET exam is based on Class 12 and students need not study advanced topics beyond Class 12. SET syllabus assesses knowledge of students and skills at Class 12 level. 

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