Exam

For those interested in the BPharm course, candidates must score at least a minimum normalised score of 10 in KEAM 2026. Those who do not reach this score will not be considered for the BPharm rank list.

To be considered for the KEAM 2026 engineering rank list, candidates need to score at least a minimum normalised score of 10 in the KEAM 2026 Engineering Entrance Examination.

CEE has officially stated that candidates who miss the KEAM entrance exam will not be given another chance, as no re-examination will be conducted for absentees.

For 2026, the PTE exam fee is lesser than that of IELTS exam fee. PTE Exam fees for Indian students in 2026 is INR 18,900 and that of IELTS exam is INR19,000.

CEE has relesaed KEAM 2025 answer keys on April 29 at cee.kerala.gov.in. candidates can download the KEAM 2025 answer key PDFs for all days and shifts.

After passing the GSEB SSC exam you can opt for class 11, 12 with choosing different streams like (Science, Commerce, Arts or Humanities) or you can do Diploma in various different streams or you can take coaching for competative exams like IIT/JEE or NEET.

The authority will release the IBPS PO 2026 vacancies along with the notification PDF. The notification consists of the details about the recruitment process, IBPS PO vacancies, eligibility, syllabus, exam pattern and other rules and regulations which will govern the exam. In 2025, the IBPS PO vacan

IBPS Clerk prelims cut off out of 100 is calculated in following way: Candidates are required to examine all questions as well as answers given by them, The marks of candidates are deducted for wrong answers in exam, Negative marks obtained must be subtracted from positive 

IBPS Clerk Mains exam carries a total of 200 marks. IBPS Clerk scores vary based on the state and category. Generally, candidares need to secure a score between 35 to 45 out of 200 to qualify the Mains exam. The Mains exam cut off is minimum and maximum score calculated out of 100.

The JKSET exam carried a total of 150 questions in both Paper 1 and Paper 2. The JK SET Paper 1 comprises 50 questions of 2 marks each and Paper 2 comprises 100 questions of 2 marks each. Candidates need to attempt these questions in the given time frame.