Exam

Yes, if you are between 16 to 18 years old, your parent must sign a consent form. You cannot take test without this paper. Children below 16 cannot take PTE Academic.

RPSC RAS Mains is a descriptive-type exam which is conducted offline. The RAS Mains exam comprises four papers. Each paper of the Mains carries 200 marks. Have a look at the details of RAS Mains exam:

• It carries 800 marks
• The exam pattern of each paper is different
• Candidates need to obtain minimum RAS qualifying marks to qualify for the next stage- personality test/viva-voce. 

Have a look at the RPSC RAS Prelims exam details below:

• It is an objective-type exam which is qualifying in nature.
• It comprises 150 questions of 200 marks.
• It is of 3 hours duration.
• It is conducted offline as a screening test to shortlisted candidates for the Mains exam. 
• The marks obtained by candidates in the prelims exam are not counted in the final merit list. 

Candidates who hold a bachelor's degree or are graduate from any recognised university recognised by the Government in consultation with the RPSC are eligible to appear for the RPSC RAS examination. Moreover, the age of the candidates should be between 21 to 40 years. There is RPSC RAS upper age relaxation for reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC, EWS and others.

Yes, Pearson, on its own discretion allows you only to reschedule your test to another test date - without any extra charge. This can be availed of only in two circumstances - illness and/or family emergency, either of which doesn't allow you to reach the PTE test centre on the due date. 

The RPSC RAS Mains exam date 2025 was June 17 and 18, 2025. Candidates who cleared the RPSC RAS Prelims exam are called to appear for the Mains examination. The RPSC RAS exam for Mains is organised as per the pattern prescribed by the RPSC. Candidates need to appear for the exam at the RAS exam centres notified on their admit cards.

The Common University Entrance Test-Undergraduate (CUET UG), which many colleges use to admit students into a BSc Cardiovascular Technology program, is offered in online (computer-based) mode. 

If you are applying through a college-specific entrance test or a state-level examination, the mode may vary—always check the official notification. Generally, CUET (and most private exams) are almost entirely in online mode.

CUET is moderately difficult for some.  It does test memory using primarily your Class 12 knowledge in specific areas of Biology and Chemistry but uses Logical Reasoning if applicable. 
If you employ strategy through NCERT based regular work, along with a series of mock tests, creating a mental vision of the CUET runs through, majority of Science students can give up the major stress that accompanies CUET, especially if you compare it to NEET, while sounding simple enough it can take some control and focused study with practice to reach that mental shift.