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No, it is not possible to get direct admission to the B.E./B.Tech course at Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering (LTCE) without appearing for either JEE Main or MHT CET. Both entrance exams are mandatory for admission to the B.E./B.Tech programme at LTCE.

The best way to prepare for the English section of ACT exam focus on grammar, practice with official ACT study materials, writing rules and answer in time limit. If you do this the battle is half won.

Gangadhar Meher University accepts the CPET for MSc admissions. SAMS CPET (Common Post Graduate Entrance Test) is administered by Student Academic Management System of Odisha for admission to post graduate courses in state universities and colleges. This entrance test is a centralized one, which measures candidates on the basis of undergraduate results and knowledge among the subject and easily identifies merit through clear online counselling for MSc admissions.

Management/NRI Quota (30% of seats)

As per institute policy, 30? % of B.Tech seats are reserved for Management / NRI category candidates 

These seats don't require EAMCET. Admission is based on:

10+2 marks (Physics, Maths, Chemistry). for more information you should visit the college website. 

Institute's own selection process.

Donation / capitation fees, often substantial. Online

Check the previous years' question papers to find out which chapters are asked more often. Usually, certain chapters in Science and Social Science carry higher marks. Teachers also guide students about high-weightage topics during class. Focus more on these areas during revision to boost your score. But remember, all topics are important, don't skip anything.

Yes, the CGBSE syllabus covers many important topics useful for competitive exams. Subjects like Science and Maths form the base for exams like NTSE and various Olympiads. However, you may need to study additional concepts or higher-level problems for such exams. It's good to start early and use reference books if you're planning to appear in these exams. A strong understanding of the 10th syllabus will give you a good foundation.

To prepare effectively for the CUET 2026 Economics exam, follow the mentioned below points:

• Review NCERT Textbooks: Focus on Class 11 and 12 Economics, covering Microeconomics and Macroeconomics.
• Practice Previous Papers: Solve past CUET question papers and sample papers to understand the exam pattern.
• Take Mock Tests: Online mock tests will help simulate exam conditions and manage time effectively.
• Focus on Key Concepts: Make sure you have a clear understanding of demand, supply, national income, and other core topics.
• Stay Updated: Know current economic events to enhance conceptual clarity.

The JEE Main 2025 results for both sessions have already been declared. Here's the detailed schedule:

JEE Main 2025 Result Dates

Session 1 (January 2025):

Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech): Released on February 11, 2025

Paper 2 (B.Arch/B.Planning): Released on February 23 2005

Session 2 (April 2025):

Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech): Released on April 18, 2025

Paper 2 (B.Arch/B.Planning): Released on May 23, 2025

You should firstly prepare a suitable study plan and start following them at the earliest. You can break the CGBSE 10th syllabus into small parts and set weekly goals in the study time table. Revise regularly and take short notes while studying. Also, at then of your preparation, practice the CG Board 10th sample papers and previous year's questions as many times as you can as it helps with time management.

CGBSE sometimes removes certain topics to reduce pressure on students. For 2026 exams, so far, the board has not shortened or deleted any topics in any subject. In case the board made any change in the syllabus, we will update the same here. The updated list of deleted topics will be available on the official website or through school notifications. Students should make sure they study only the topics included in the current syllabus. Avoid preparing chapters that are officially removed.