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You can access various GATE Preparation materials from Careers360:

1. GATE ECE Best Books 2026

2. GATE Study Material 2026

3. GATE Preparation tips for ECE 2026

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No, you don’t need to appear for SNAP for a PG Diploma in Bakery and Patisserie.

SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test) is only for admission to MBA/PGDM programs in Symbiosis institutes. A PG Diploma in Bakery and Patisserie is a vocational/skill-based course , not an MBA. Admission usually depends on 10+2 marks, graduation, or the institute’s own entrance/interview .

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Here is a list of major university entrance exams in India for the 2026 academic session, along with their application fees for candidates who did not qualify in JEE Main:

• CUET UG : Rs. 1,000 for up to 3 subjects; Rs. 400 for each additional subject.

• CUET PG : Rs. 1,200 for up to two test papers; Rs. 600 for each additional test paper.

• CLAT UG : Rs. 4,000 for General/OBC candidates; Rs. 3,500 for SC/ST/BPL/PwD candidates.

• KLUEEE (KL University) : Rs. 1,000 (non-refundable).

• NEET UG : Rs. 1,700 for General candidates; Rs. 1,600 for OBC/EWS candidates; Rs. 1,000 for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

• GATE 2026 : Rs. 2,000 for General/OBC candidates; Rs. 1,000 for SC/ST/PwD/Female candidates.

• IIT JAM 2026 : Rs. 1,500 for General/OBC candidates; Rs. 750 for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

• CAT 2025 : Rs. 2,600 for General/OBC/EWS candidates; Rs. 1,300 for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

Fees may change, so always check the official websites before applying.

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Hello,

JEE has two exams:

1. JEE Main : for NITs and eligibility for JEE Advanced.
2. JEE Advanced: For IITs

The percentage or marks needed to get seat in NITs and IITs are:

• For NITs, aim for 150+ marks in JEE Main.
• For IITs, aim for 50-60% marks in JEE Advanced.
• Focus on concepts, practice, and take mock tests for best results.

Go through the link for more details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

I hope this answer helps you, All the best!

Heya,

Yes, you can refill your category again. In the case of the April session JEE Main registration, you have the option to change your category while registering your details only once. You can switch from General to EWS if you have a proper certificate. Just be certain that the EWS certificate is granted before the last date of the April session form and complies with the NTA's requirements of validity.

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Hello,

To score 150 marks in JEE Mains is really a good aim, you can follow the below guidelines to achieve it.

1. Have conceptual clarity in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

2. NCERT is the foundation for many questions, so focus on the NCERT books.

3. Prepare a proper schedule and follow accordingly.

4. Give tests after completing certain topics. You can also consider giving mock tests to improve yourself.

5. Revise regularly because retention of topics is very important.

6. Don't ignore any topic.

7. Cut the distractions, stay healthy and study well consistently.

You can visit the below website to know the concepts having more weightage.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/most-important-chapters-of-jee-main

All the best.

if we talk about DTU (Delhi Technological University) — you must have at least 60% in PCM and pass all subjects. The 75% rule is not strictly applicable here, so you can get admission based on your JEE Main rank and Delhi quota, if applicable.

For IIIT Hyderabad, admission is based on JEE Main percentile/rank, but the institute also requires a minimum of 60% in Class 12 (PCM). So, even with less than 75%, you are eligible if you meet this 60% requirement.

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Hello,

Sorry, but EWS candidates are not eligible for the Supernumerary Quota (SNQ) because the SNQ is primarily for students from economically weaker families whose parents' annual income is below INR 8 lakhs, regardless of their caste or category (including General Merit, SC, ST, and OBC).

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Hello,

If you have an MBBS from Nepal and haven't passed the FMGE, you have several options for further courses abroad, including pursuing a postgraduate degree in countries like the UK, the USA, and Australia, which may not require the FMGE to practice there.

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Hello Tanishka,

Although i believe your attempting strategy and sequence depends entirely on your stage of preparation and your personal progress, i would suggest you sit for your January attempt even if you aim to seriously prepare for April.

Whatever stage of syllabus completion you are at, i suggest you give it a try to get an estimate of the exam difficulty and see roughly where you stand among the applicants that year. No matter how many mock tests you attempt, the actual examination environment happens to be very different from mock tests. The first attempt is going to give you an idea of the exam environment so you can prepare for your April attempt better.

All the best for your exams!