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XAT 2025 exam was of moderate difficulty level. The students who had appeared for the exam last year, said the XAT 2025 question paper was not much different. Section wise, Quantitative Aptitude questions were on the tougher side, Verbal Ability and Decision Making were easy to moderate and GK was easy.

There was one poem for RC as always. Quantitative Aptitude section was dominated by Arithmetic and GK had questions on very recent events.

Candidates must have a minimum of 60% marks and above or equivalent CGPA in 10th/12th/Diploma/UG/PG degree from a recognised university/institute. Interested candidates must check their eligibility before applying for the VITMEE examination. The details will be available in the information brochure. 

Candidates with B.E/BTech/B.Arch/B.Des/MCA/M.Sc degree or equivalent in a relevant field with a minimum of 60% marks will be eligible to apply for VITMEE 2025 exam. 

Final year students can also apply for the entrance test. However, they must submit their graduation proof during the application process. 

Considering the JEE Main cutoff 2024, yes, it is possible to get IT at Shree LR Tiwari College with a percentile of 88.144. The Shree L.R. Tiwari College of Engineering accepts JEE Main entrance exam scores, followed by the JoSAA counselling process for entry into the BTech programs. UNIRAJ offers admission to various BTech courses. Shree L.R. Tiwari College of Engineering cutoff 2024 has been released based on opening and closing ranks. As per the Shree L.R. Tiwari College of Engineering JEE Main cutoff 2024, the JEE Main Last Round closing rank for Information Technology course was 137964 for the unreserved quota.

The TS TET exam is generally of easy to moderate level. The exam is easy to crack as there is no negative marking and the level of the questions asked are of graduation level.

Yes, Globsyn Business School accepts MAT score.

To prepare for CLAT without coaching, start by understanding the syllabus and exam pattern. Create a study schedule, allocating time for each section: English, Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, General Knowledge, and Quantitative Techniques. Use reliable books such as "Wren & Martin" for English, "R.S. Aggarwal" for Logical Reasoning, and "Legal Aptitude for CLAT" for legal reasoning. Read newspapers like The Hindu for current affairs and general knowledge. Solve previous years' papers and take online mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. Regularly revise, stay consistent, and track your progress to stay focused and motivated.

Among the major law entrance exams in India, MH CETLAW is often considered the easiest. It has a relatively simpler syllabus compared to others, with a focus on logical reasoning, English, legal aptitude, and general knowledge. APLACWET is also considered easier, as it has fewer complex questions. CLAT and AILET are more competitive and have a higher difficulty level, requiring a deep understanding of legal reasoning, critical thinking, and advanced general knowledge. CLAT has a broader syllabus and tougher questions, while AILET tends to focus more on legal knowledge and comprehension.