Exam

Yes, MAT is easier than other MBA entrance examinations in many aspects. The questions range from easy to moderate level in terms of difficulty hence making it easy for most candidates. There is no sectional time limit, it depends upon the candidates to choose how much they want to spend on a particular section. The former is conducted four times an year, making it more easy for candidates to learn from their mistakes. There is no number of compulsory questions, out of 200 questions, candidates can choose as much as they wish to. 

To know more about the MAT examination, refer to the official website.

The minimum eligibility for admission is that candidates must have passed 10+2 examination with PCM as the main subjects with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks.

The test score of all National or State level entrance tests such as CAT or MAT will be considered for MBA courses.

The entrance exam for MBU is called the MBU entrance test. If a student has not appeared in any National or State entrance test they must appear in the MBU Entrance Test.

The University offers Lateral entry admission for B.Tech programs and for this purpose candidates must have passed Diploma or B.Sc.

Yes you can get admission to Manav Bharti University with an 86 percentile in JEE Mains. The university accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its B.Tech program. Your 86 percentile makes you eligible for admission in Manav Bharti University for B.Tech course. 

For course admission, the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, Chennai, takes into account a variety of exam results. The minimal percentage scores needed for admission are listed below. The percentages of the various BCA courses are as follows:

 75% in 10+2 (Computer Science & Math), and 80% in 10+2 (Math & Physics).

The results of national and state-level exams like COMEDK, JEE Main, and TANCET are also accepted by NIELIT Chennai. Depending on the exact subject, each exam will have its own prerequisites. You may find out more about NIELIT Chennai admission by going to the Shiksha website.

No, the candidate may or may not attempt all the questions in Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main . There is a negative marking system for all the wrong answers. -1 will be deducted for each . So it advised to attempt the questions only if the candidates are 100 percent sure to avoid negative scoring. 

To know more about the Joint Entrance Examination, refer to the official website.

No, there is no break in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2023 examination. The examination is conducted continuously for three hours (180 minute) straight. 

To know more about the examination, refer to the official website of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE).

The marking scheme of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main is as follows: 

• +4 marks are awarded for each correct answer. 

• -1 marks are deducted for each wrong answer.

• No change in marks for each unattempted question.

• If a question seems to have multiple answers /No options in the answers seems accurate enough/ Question is termed to drop for any reason - full marks for that question will be awarded to the candidates. 

To know more about the Joint Entrance Examination, (JEE) Main refer to the official website.

As per the conducting body of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) MAIN, National Testing Agency ( NTA) conducts the examination completely on computer based test mode for all courses, however for course B.Arch, the paper is conducted offline due to the drawing section of the architectural course. 

To know more about Joint Entrance Examination ( JEE) MAIN, refer to the official website.