Exam

The IELTS exam has 4 section, Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Everyone gives all 4 sections. But Reading and Writing are a bit different in Academic and General Training test.

Even though it is always about practice, applicants can still look at the following SAT books that best for improving math calculator and no-calculator sections below:

• Official SAT Study Guide - College Board
• Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations - R.S. Aggarwal
• Rapid Math Without a Calculator
• Be a Human Calculator - Rajesh Saraswat
• Speed Mathematics Simplified - Edward Stoddard

These are some books which can help applicants in building their math calculator and no-calculator question speed. 

No, it is not mandatory to pass the model exam to get the UK 12th hall ticket. Model exams are meant for students to be familiar with the board exam. Clearing the model exams is not a criteria for obtaining the UK 12th hall ticket.

Yes, look for books that say Digital SAT. The test adapts to you now. Harder questions come if you are smart. Kaplan explains this well. Old books dont know about modules. So avoid them.

Students need not worry about the accuracy of the UK board 12th result released online. UK 12th result will be released after various checking process. There is very less chance for the UK 12th result released online to be incorrect. Students are advised to collect the mark list from the school after the UK 12th result is announced.

Yes, you can check your UK 12th result, if your UK 12th hall ticket is lost. You can check the UK 12th result from the school.
Hence, you need not worry, even if your UK 12th hall ticket is lost.

No, only a passport is accepted for IELTS registration. Aadhaar, PAN, or other Indian ID cards are not valid for booking the IELTS exam.

Yes, after you finish payment, you will get an email with payment receipt. Save it safe. You may need it for checking or proof later.

To calculate the marks in the NIPER JEE exam, applicants need to first identify the number of correct answers and incorrect answers. After that students need to multiply their correct number of answers with 0.5 marks and incorrect with 0.125 marks. After that students need to subtract the wrong answer marks from correct answers, and their final marks will be generated.