Exam

For IBSAT last-minute preparation, candidates must:

• Focus on important topics like Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension
• Revise key formulas and concepts
• Take IBSAT mock test to identify common mistakes and weak areas
• Do not start with any new topic

Candidates preparing for exam, can check the latest IBSAT exam pattern below:

To select the best book for IBSAT preparation, candidate must:

• Prioritise buying the latest edition books
• Covers the IBSAT the latest syllabus
• Includes previous year question papers or sample papers
• Provides simple explanations for complex topics

Yes, candidates can prepare for IBSAT exam without coaching. Candidates can opt for any of the following methods for IBSAT exam preparation:

• Self-study
• Online coaching
• Online Youtube videos

Key aspect of IBSAT preparation is to stay focused and analyse the weak and strong areas to score well in exam. 

Yes, revision is an important steps for IBSAT exam preparation. Revision helps in boosting confidence and accuracy to solve to question paper. IBSAT revision can be donw by:

• Solving mock tests
• Reviewing the important formulas and concepts
• Solving previous year question papers 

Yes, candidates can crack IBSAT exam through self-study. The difficulty level of IBSAT exam is moderate to hard. It shares a similar syllabus with CAT or NMAT. Candidates must be disciplined and focus on consistent practice to ace the examination.

To start preparing for IBSAT exam, candidates must understand the exam structure- duration, number of questions, marking scheme and mode of examination. 

While starting with IBSAT preparation, students must focus on reading compehension, verbal ability and data interpretation. 

While preparing, students must create notes for important topics and formulas. 

Take IBSAT mock test to analyse the weak and strong areas.

NEST exam is for admission to 5-year Integrated M.Sc. programme in Biological, Chemical, Mathematical and Physical sciences offered at National Institute of Science Education and Research  (NISER) and the University of Mumbai - Department of Atomic Energy Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences (UM-DAE CEBS).

No, having good scores in MAT entrance test is not enough. AIM Pune admission is entrance-based. The accepted entrance exams are MAT/ XAT/ CAT/ CMAT/ ATMA entrance test. The final shortlisting is done on the basis of Written Ability Test/ Group Discussion followed by personal interview.

NUCAT exam will be conducted in 3 phases.

NUCAT Test 1 was conducted on 22 Feb ' 26 and 23 Feb ' 26

NUCAT Test 2 will be conducted from 25 Apr ' 26 to 27 Apr ' 26

NUCAT Test 3 will be conducted from 26 May ' 26 to 28 May ' 26