Exam

Candidates should start their preparation at least three to six months in advance. Covering the vast graduation-level syllabus and taking regular mock tests requires consistent, early, and dedicated effort.

Completing the NCERT for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and basic English first at the time of RUHS preparation can really speed up your preparation time. Then practice topic-wise MCQs and full mock tests in 2 hours. There is no negative marking, so try all questions. 

The Karnataka PGCET 2026 exam for MBA and MCA courses have been conducted successfully.

No, the TG ICET registration fee once paid will not be refunded or transferred under any circumstances. Candidates who fail to appear for the test will get their fee forfeited.

The base application fee for the TG ICET exam is INR 750 for general unreserved categories. Candidates applying under SC, ST, and Differently Abled categories are granted a fee concession and must pay only INR 550.

No, GUJCET is generally easier than JEE Main. It focuses heavily on the basic concepts of the state board syllabus, whereas JEE involves more complex problems and a vast curriculum.

Ideally, candidates should begin preparing for GUJCET at the start of their class 11. Covering the Class 11 and 12 syllabus simultaneously in school strongly aids in GUJCET preparation.

NEET MDS stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Masters of Dental Surgery. It is a national-level entrance exam for admissions to postgraduate dental courses in India. The exam is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).

The syllabus is based on the NCERT reduced curriculum adopted by the Gujarat Board for Class 12 Science stream. It covers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology topics.