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Candidates who wish to register for the session 2 JEE Mains can do so in the month of February. The last date to register for the session 2 of JEE Mains is at the end of February. This date has already passed so candidates will need to appear for other exams like the COMEDK and CET exams that are st

There are 21 questions on Verbal Reasoning section of GMAT exam. The VR section pattern is simple, it tests applicants on reading comprehension and critical reasoning areas of applicants. In the VR section ability to understand written material, analysing the given arguments and evaluation of inform

Yes, a low percentile in JEE can affect your  UGEE interview. Even in some cases with low percentile there is still hope for doing good at UGEE.

Yes, students are admitted on the basis of GUJCET entrance exam which is handled by ACPC Gujarat. Admission is given based on your Class 12 marks plus GUJCET score. Students must fill the ACPC form, upload docs and complete preference list to get the desired college. 

There is no sectional time limit in SNAP exam. Candidates can use 60 minutes in whichever way they like. 

No, you cannot appear for NCHMCT JEE exam without admit card. It is strictly mandatory to carry a valid admit card to centre. Without it, you will be not allowed into examination hall.

SNAP has 3 attempts for all candidates in a particular academic year. For every session, candidates has to pay application fee of INR 2500. The examination body allows candidates to attempt the exam once, twice or thrice – it is up to the candidate to choose the number of attempts. Ideally, two atte

SNAP has 60 questions but it is not mandatory to attempt all of them. Candidates should, however, try to attempt about 2/3^rd of total questions in each section for a good score, overall.

To avoid negative marking in SNAP, choose questions carefully. There are 60 questions in SNAP and not all are mandatory. So, solve only those which you are confident of.

There is no difference between SNAP session 1, 2 and 3, apart from question sets. The exam pattern, marking scheme and test structure are same for all three sessions of SNAP, but the questions are different. The difficulty level of SNAP sessions is also the same.