Exam

Those students who fail in GSEB 10th board exam can appear for the supplementary exams. The dates of the GSEB SSC supplementary exam will be released after the release of the GSEB 10th result.

Start by reading as a regular task. This will better your command over the language. Start writing, start with describing things then slowly advance to research based content. Keep up with the current events. Follow the news. Download a news application if it helps. Also, do some light reading on notable historical events, policies, current affairs, laws, issues, etc. 

You can refer to any competitive questions book for the reasoning part of the test. Other than that, your course books must be enough.

The Ashoka Aptitude Test is conducted in several sessions at different times throughout the year. It is advisable that candidates start preparing for the entrance exam at least two months is advance. For instance, if your exam is to be conducted in December, you should start preparations in October. While preparing candidates can focus more on the reasoning and data interpretation sections since they already have some subject-wise knowledge.

The documents are needed to be carried to the allotted University in ICAR AIEEA counselling

• provisional degree certificate (PDC)
• Final year/ final semester result
• Rank card
• Allotment letter
• Provisional admission letter
• Passport size colour photographs
• Domicile certificate
• Character certificate
• Category certificate

Yes, a difference in the sequence of your name on your HSC mark sheet and SPPU exam can cause the problem. If you find any mistake on your SPPU mark sheet, you should inform the higher official so they can rectify them.

There is no negative marking in the SAAT 2026 exam. As per the latest SAAT exam pattern 2026 each correct answer will rewarded with 1 marks. Candidates can check otherSAAT 2026 exam pattern details below;

SAAT 2026 Exam Pattern 

The Shiksha 'O' Anusandhan conducts the SAAT exam every year. Candidates seeking admission through the SAAT 2026 exam must know the SAAT 2026 Exam pattern for BTech courses to score well in the exam. Check below the details;

• Subjects: Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics
• Number of Questions: 40 Questions for each section
• Duration: 3 Hours
• Marking Scheme: +4 for correct answers, -1 for incorrect answers and 0 for unattempted questions

To appear for CUET UG exam, candidates must make sue to follow the below mentioned dress code:

• Candidates must not wear long sleeve clothes.
• Candidates wearing cultural/customary dress must report at the CUET exam centre one hour before the reporting time. 
• Candidates must wear slippers or sandals with low heels. Shoes will not be permitted inside exam centre.
• In case of any circumstances, candidates must take the approval of NTA before the release of CUET admit card.