Exam

The topics covered in the Reading section of the ACT exam are:

1. Key ideas and details (44-52%)
2. Craft and structure (26-33%)
3. Integration of knowledge and ideas (19-26%)
4. Field test, embedded (25%)

English section of ACT exam comprises MCQ based on some essays and paragraphs. Here are the topics covered along with their weightages in the English section of the ACT exam in 2025:

1. Production of Writing (38-43%)
2. Knowledge of Language (18-23%)
3. Conventions of Standard English (38-43%) 
4. Field test, embedded (20%)

The ACT exam syllabus covers three multiple-choice based subjects and two optional sections, i.e. Science and essay writing:

Candidates can get admission at Cheran College of Technology based on TNEA counselling. The Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission (TNEA) counselling is the first step in the selection process for B.Tech programmes in normal colleges in Tamil Nadu. candidates who wish to participate in TNEA counselling must pass in the HSC (Academic: both +1 and +2).

Two months can be enough for ACT preparation if you study every day little bit. But some students take longer if their basics are weak. This will vary on the individual skills also.

Start with a diagnostic test to see your level. Find your weak spots. Use a study guide to learn grammar rules and math formulas. Practice under timed conditions always. If you don't time yourself, you wont improve. Review every mistake you make. Consistency is the secret.

No, your school cannot deny you the Odisha BSE admit card even if you have skipped the pre-boards exam. If they still goes on to deny you the hall ticket you can straight away write it to the board asking them to issue your 10th hall ticket in duplicate as your school has failed to give you. Hall ticket for the Odisha 10th board exam is issued by the Odisha BSE.

No, you cannot get direct admission to Nirmala College of Engineering's B.E./B.Tech programme without the KEAM (Kerala Engineering, Architecture, and Medical Entrance Exam) score. While some private colleges in Kerala may have management quota seats that don't require KEAM scores, and some NRI seats are also available without the entrance exam, the general admission route for most seats is through KEAM. 

MRIIRS conducts Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test or MRNAT for admission to UG and PG courses offered at School of Behavioral and Social Sciences. The test is conducted in online mode for 90 minutes. The test includes objective-type questions designed to assess the knowledge of the candidates. MRNAT is an entrance cum scholarship test conducted by MRIIRS.