Exam

The Graduate Aptitude Test-Biotechnology (GAT-B) is a national-entrance examination to test the eligibility of the bonafide Indian nationals for admissions to DBT supported Post Graduate (DBT PG) programs in biotechnology and allied sciences at participating institutions and universities. 

No, the selection of the candidates for the MBA programme at JSPM RSCOE is based on the national or state-level entrance exams. The college accept MAH CET/ CAT / GMAT / CMAT / MAT / XAT / ATMA scores for its MBA prorgamme. To be eligible, applicants must ensure to satisfy the prescribed eligibility

The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the GAT-B exam every year. The Graduate Aptitude Test Biotechnology (GAT-B) is a national-level entrance exam that access candidates for admission to post-graduate programs in biotechnology. The mode of the GAT-B exam is online and is conducted for three ho

The application fee for KEE 2026 is INR 1000 (For all Programs), and foreign nationals have to pay USD 250.

The difficulty level of NBSAT is usually easy. There is no negative marking in the exam so there is no added pressure. With basic preparation and practice of Quantitative Techniques, Data Interpretation & Data Adequacy, Analytical Reasoning, Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension, one can crack NBSAT

NBSAT is an easy exam. One can prepare for it with 3 to 6 months of preparation, depending upon their familiarity with NBSAT syllabus. Candidates from Engineering and Technical backgrounds will find it easy to cover Quantitative Techniques, Data Interpretation & Data Adequacy in less time than stude

NBSAT syllabus includes all the important topics of Quantitative Techniques, Data Interpretation & Data Adequacy, Analytical Reasoning, Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension. The level of difficulty will be Class 10 to Class 12 level. For, Quantitative Techniques, Data Interpretation & Data Adequacy

There are no subjective type questions in NBSAT. All of the questions will be in MCQ format, having four options to choose the correct answer from. Candidates are required to select the correct option with the help of computer mouse. NBSAT is held in remote proctored mode.

There are 100 questions in NBSAT. Time duration is 120 minutes. It is not mandatory to solve all questions, but candidates must aim to attempt as many questions as they can in every section. In a section having 30 questions, they must target nearly 20 questions and in a section having 20 questions t

NBSAT question paper is divided into 4 sections. They are Data Interpretation & Data Adequacy,  Vocabulary & Analytical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and Quantitative Techniques.