Exam

Candidates need to clear all four sections of the CHSL Tier 2 exam. The SSC CHSL Tier 2 comprises online exam and and Skill Test/ Typing Test. There are 4 sections in the online exam and all these are compulsory.

No, candidates cannot get a merit rank based only on qualifying exam marks. Karnataka Examinations Authority considers the Karnataka PGCET entrance test marks to prepare the merit list. The qualifying exam marks are critical for candidates to meet the eligibility conditions for admission through PGCET scores. Candidates will not get a Karnataka PGCET rank if they do not meet the qualifying score eligibility from their graduation level.

Before 4 days of your exam date, you will able to download your admit card.

The candidates should note that the Commission ask 200 questions in the TNPSC Group 4 question paper. The largest share of the question papers is of Tamil Eligibility Questions. The candidates need to clear the Tamil Eligibility section in order to qualify for the Conselling.

The TNPSC Group 4 exam will be conducted on December 20, 2026.

No, KEA will not consider marks obtained in the qualifying exam while preparing the Karnataka PGCET merit list, also known as the rank list. Only the marks scored by a candidate in the Karnataka PGCET exam are used to allot a merit position. However, candidates will have to meet the minimum percentage requirement in their qualifying exam to be eligible for admission and for the merit list preparation. Candidates who do not meet the eligibility conditions are not included in the PGCET rank list.

Yes, to get into any BSc programme (Agriculture, Horticulture, Fisheries, Sericulture, Community Science) at Assam Agricultural University, you must appear and qualify in the AAU Common Entrance Test (CET-UG) conducted by the university. Admission is not based solely on Class 12 marks.

There is one exception: for BSc Veterinary Science (BVSc & AH), admission requires success in a separate VET (Veterinary Entrance Test) administered by AAU, not the CET-UG.

Yes, there are CMAT accepting colleges which do not conduct GD/PI. The seat allotment is based on counselling process based on CMAT cut off and candidate's choice of college. Most of the Maharashtra MBA colleges such as JBIMS, SIMSREE, PUMBA, Welingkar's, IMT, KJ Somaiya, etc. that participate in MAH CET CAP round, offer admission without GD/PI.

The academic score criteria of minimum 50% in graduation for General category candidates and minimum 45 % for SC/ST/PwD candidates is a mandatory criteria set by AICTE for all colleges offering technical education including MBA, so it is very unlikely that if you don't have the minimum academic score by meet CMAT cut off, you will still get admission.