Entrance Exam Updates

  There are many students of science stream, who after passing class 12 th desire to become a doctor. Medical is a highly reputed profession in our society. Doctors have lots of respect and popularity. Besides; their income stands in the highest bracket. In today’s era of globalisation they even have opportunity to travel abroad.   In order to become a doctor, a student should appear for the NEET exam. The NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is a national level medical entrance exam. As per the ruling of the Supreme Court, students can find admission in the undergraduate courses of MBBS or BDS in any government or private colleges only through the NEET score. No other institution; private or government including state institutions can conduct an entrance exam for admitting students in its undergraduate courses. Such exams will be held invalid by the court. NEET has replaced AIPMT and from past couple of years NEET has emerged as more competitive exam compa...

The NEET exam is considered as one of the most competitive exams conducted at All India level. It can be gauged from the fact that around 12 lakh candidates appear for this exam every year. To crack such an arduous exam, solving previous year question papers become an indispensable thing to do by aspirants. They should religiously solve sample papers every day. Benefits of solving previous year sample/question papers ●     By solving previous year sample papers or question papers, students will come to know about the NEET exam pattern. ●      It helps candidates to understand about the depth of the questions asked in the NEET exams. ●     It also enables candidates to know about the frequently asked question areas for the NEET exam. ●   It gives candidates an opportunity to solve questions in examination hall like environment. Candidates can learn time management skills for better performance in the main examin...

The UPSC Civil Services Mains exam tests candidates’ ability to judge, pattern of thinking, level of maturity, analytical capacity, depth of thinking and overall intellectual strength. The UPSC aims to select a well-thought and well- reasoned candidate through this exam. This is the reason why UPSC has designed an exhaustive and elaborative syllabus for the Mains examination. Only candidates with endurance, dedication, perseverance and intellectual strength will be able to ace through this exam. UPSC Mains Examination Pattern For 2018 The UPSC has revised its syllabus and pattern of civil services mains exam in the year 2016. As per the revised pattern there will be total 9 papers in this examination. Questions in all 9 papers are descriptive type . It means a student is required to write answers for every question in the given word limit. There are four papers in the General Studies . Each paper of General Study carries 250 m...

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) organizes the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for admission in MBBS and BDS programmes. With effect from 2016, NEET is the only entrance exam for admission in medical courses. Students start preparing for the exam from class XI to join the prestigious medical profession. The NEET 2018 is scheduled to be conducted in the first week of May, 2018 and the application process will start from last week of December, 2017. So, here is the first thing you require; NEET latest syllabus 2018 . NEET is conducted in offline mode (paper-pen format). The question booklet consists of 180 objective/Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) which have to be attempted in 3 hours. +4 marks are awarded for each correct answer with a negative marking of 1 mark for each incorrect answer. Here is a distribution of 180 questions: Section No. of Questions Marks Physics 45 180 Chemistr...