Science

Yes, CUET is mandatory for all BA programs in the University of Delhi and its affiliated colleges. You can choose from a number of subjects and make a combination in the CUET form.

The requirement of CUET score varies course-wise at Jamia Hamdard. The university considers CUET scores for admission to BSc, BSc (Hons), BA (Hons), BA, BJMC, BCom, BBA and BMS programmes. Besides passing CUET, aspirants must also fulfill the eligibility requirements specific to the preferred programme. The final selection is done considering both CUET and qualifying exam scores of the aspirants.

No,  Tamil Nadu National Law University (TNNLU), Tiruchirappalli is not under CUET. The universuit accepts the CLAT exam for admission in the various courses offered. Candidates must appear for this exam and achieve a valid aggregate in the same to take admission in Tamil Nadu National Law University (TNNLU), Tiruchirappalli.

Candidates who have completed BCA, BSc (IT), BIT, BCom (Prof.), BCom of GNDU or graduation in Computer Science, IT, Computer Applications, Comp. Maintenance as one of the elective subjects with a minimum of 50% aggregate can apply for MSc Computer Science at Sikh National College. 

MIT School of Engineering & Science provides various programmes and specialisations to students. These courses are available in different streams. For obtaining MIT School of Engineering & Science admission, candidates are selected on the basis of entrance tests. For further details, candidates may visit the official website and learn more regarding the eligibility details for their preferred course choice. Accepted exams include JEE Main, MHT CET, PERA CET, etc.

Yes, a Math section is compulsory on the ACT and it covers topics from pre-algebra to trigonometry. The ACT composite score will now contain scores from the Maths, English and Reading sections only. 

If you opt for the writing and Science sections with your ACT test, then you will be tested on all 5 subjects of the test, i.e. English, Maths, Reading, Science and Writing. However, the fees of the ACT test with Science and Writing sections in 2025 for the non-US students is $221.50.

No, starting September 2025, the ACT test composite score will only include scores from the English, Maths and Reading sections. If opted for Science section, the scores for the Science section will be reported separately but not in the composite score. 

The ACT test along with the Science section will cost $196.50 for all non-US test takers. The ACT test with Science section will include the English, math, reading and science.