India Exam

Yes, JEE Advanced is considered one of the toughest exams in the world. This is because the exam challenges the students with multi-conceptual questions. There are two papers, and each paper is of three hours duration, which makes the exam challenging.

Moreover, the exam pattern keeps changing each year, which throws a surprise element. Additionally, the candidates have to face negative marking for even partially wrong answers. 

All these factors make JEE Advanced one of the toughest exams in the world.

Also, the competition is fierce; around 1.8 Lacs candidates take the exam every year to compete for around 18000 IIT seats.

The top-most Law entrance exam in India is considered CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) because it provides admission to the NLUs in India. After CLAT, AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) is another top exam conducted by NLU Delhi. SLAT (Symbiosis Law Aptitude Test) is another exam to offer admission to the UG Law programme at Symbiosis.
Apart from these, CUET, CUET-PG, APLAWCET, TSLAWCET, TS PGLCET, etc., are also conducted for Law courses at the state level.

Although the usual admission process of getting into a BCA programme involves a merit-based selection process, some of the top government and private universities still prefer conducting respective BCA entrance exams. The difficulty level of BCA entrance exams in India ranges from moderate to tough. But the preparation is manageable with consistent effort. For the students who have a non-science background, the math-intensive sections can present a higher challenge, though dedicated practice and understanding the syllabus can help to score well.

Hello, though every BSc Nursing entrance exam, be it CUET, JENPAS UG, or AIIMS BSc Nursing exam, is tough to crack. But the AIIMS BSc Nursing exam holds a special place in this list, since it's a highly competitive exam as well. All India Institute of Medical Sciences institutes are prestigious entities in India, and the number of candidates opting for the AIIMS BSc Nursing exam is always high, leading to high merit scores. All the best.

There isn't a single number for "how many" government primary teacher exams, but rather a system involving one central exam (the CTET) and numerous state-level Teacher Eligibility Tests (TETs), each conducted by the respective state government. The CTET is for central government schools, while state TETs like the UPTET or Maha TET are for state government schools.

The timeline for the All India Entrance Exam has not been revealed by the SIMS at this point of time. The All India Entrance Exam is mandatory for the admissions into the BSc courses at SIMS. To find out if the application status of the SIMS is still open or not, we advise visiting the official website and contcting the college officials.

No, candidates who wish to take admissions in the BSc courses at SIMS have to clear the All India Entrance Exam conducted by the university. The performance of a candidate in the All India Entrance Exam of SIMS is used to determine whether the candidate is alloted a seat in the BSc in Nursing course. Registration for the exam is done through the official website of SIMS.

UPSC CSE, NEET, JEE Advanced, CAT, CLAT, UGC NET, GATE, NDA, Chartered Accountant (CA) Exam, and National Institute of Design Entrance Exam are the 10 most the toughest exam in India. Candidates need hardcore preparation to crack these exams. 

Of course, you can. More than 3,000 colleges are offering the BA Economics course, including private and government colleges. Most colleges offer admission based on the merit system. You just need to fulfill the eligibility criteria for the programme and the college. Some top merit colleges include Loyola College, Madras Christian College, Mithibai College of Arts, St. Joseph's University, Mount Carmel College, and so on.

Availability of the PTE test centre slot depends on:

• the location you choose to take the exam,  
• the specific time of the month or year you choose to take the exam, and
• The volume of applicants registering.

PTE test slots usually available in India are 8 AM, 10 15 AM, 12 30 PM, 3 30 PM, 5 00 PM, and 7 15 PM.