Engineering

TANCET MCA exam have questions from four sections. As many as 100 questions appear in the TANCET MCA exam from the below mentioned sections:

• Quantitative Aptitude
• Analytical Reasoning
• Logical Reasoning
• Computer Awareness

Candidates can refer to the previous year's question papers to know the type of questions that appear in the TANCET MCA exam.

Yes, the GATE General Aptitude syllabus is common for all branch papers in GATE. Candidates must check the GATE syllabus PDF carefully before starting their preparation. The GATE GA syllabus includes the following -

• Verbal aptitude (basic English grammar and vocabulary)
• Quantitative Aptitude - Data interpretation and numerical computation and estimation
• Analytical Aptitude and Spatial Aptitude

NO. Calculators are not allowed to be used in JEE Advanced exam. Candidates will not be provided nor they will be allowed to carry any gadget inside the JEE Advanced exam centre.

Yes. candidates are provided with rough sheets to do their rough work inside the JEE Advanced exam centre. Candidates have to return this sheet after the exam ends to the invigilator before leaving the exam centre.

The GATE general aptitude (GA) section is common for all branch papers. The section carries 15 marks in the question paper.

The GATE GA syllabus include: verbal aptitude, quantitative aptitude, analytical aptitude, and spatial aptitude. 

Bonus tip - If you prepare and attempt the general aptitude section, it can help you fetch good marks in the GATE exam. 

With the JEE Advanced admit card, candidates have to carry any one of the following documents:

1. Aadhaar Card
2. School/College/Institute ID
3. Driving License
4. Voter ID
5. Passport
6. PAN Card
7. Notarised Certificate with photograph

TANCET MBA exam has a total of five sections. Candidates have to answer questions from the following sections of the TANCET exam:

• Business Situations analysis
• Reading Comprehensions
• Quantitative Ability
• Data Sufficiency
• English Usage

Any changes in the TANCET MBA syllabus will be notified with the release of the information brochure.

The JEE Advanced 2026 paper 2 will be held from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. The paper 1 will end at 12 pm and after that candidates can take a break. For paper 2, candidates have to be seated at the exam hall by 2:30 pm. Both papers are compulsory to qualify the JEE Advanced exam.

The JEE Advanced 2026 exam time for paper 1 is expected to be 9 am to 12 noon.

The MCQ, MSQ, and NAT are the types of questions asked in the GATE examination. 

• MCQs are the multiple-choice questions
• MSQs are the multiple select questions
• and NAT are numerical answer type questions 

Each question type has a different marking scheme, which the candidates must go through the information brochure carefully.