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Awaken
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LPU receives the highest NAAC grade i.e. A+ with 3.68 crore on 4 point scale as per the Ministry of Education, Government of India. No dear, there is no specific book to prepare LPUNEST exam. You will get syllabus, question paper pattern, sample questions, previous year question papers etc. from official website of university of your course and it is available free of cost . The test is conducted in two modes, i.e. online and offline. In online mode, you can appear for exam while staying at home, whereas in offline mode, test is held in various test centres accross the nation. You can choose any mode as per your choice whil
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KEN REJI KURUVILLA
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There is no provision for candidates belonging to the OBC Creamy layer for the NEST examination. Only provision is there for OBC Non-Creamy Layer (NCL), SC, ST, EWS and PWD candidates. All the candidates falling under the OBC creamy layer category are considered under the general category and no reservations are provided to such candidates.
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KEN REJI KURUVILLA
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It is most probably going to happen in June 2025.Eligibility Criteria:Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed Class 12 in 2023 or 2024, or be appearing in 2025, with a focus on Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and/or Biology).Minimum Marks: At least 60% aggregate in Class 12 (50% for SC/ST/PwD candidates).Age Limit: General and OBC candidates should be born on or after August 1, 2004. Age relaxations are provided for SC/ST and PwD candidates.Application Process:Applications are typically submitted online through the official NEST website.The process includes registering, filling out the form, uploadi
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sahil Dalwal
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The eligibility for B.Tech is pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent (with Physics, Mathematics and English)* subject to qualifying + LPUNEST (B.Tech.)Till now, we have no notification to consider JEE Mains for B.Tech admissions as of now.You must have to qualify our entrance test NEST.for further assistance you may contact the admission department of LPU or you can also visit the official website of LPU.
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Ishita Chauhan
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Yes! Mock tests are practised to identify where one stands during the preparation period. If you get fewer marks, you will get to identify the topics that you need to give more time. Once, you start working on the weak subjects and topics and get relevant marks in your mock test then you are ready to appear for the entrance exam.
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Ishita Chauhan
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The total seats available for the Integrated MSc programme at NISER and UMDAE CEBS are 200 and 57, respectively. Other backward classes belonging to the Non–Creamy Layer (OBC–NCL): 27 per cent of seats are reserved for OBC–NCL. The class should have been mentioned in the central list of OBCs. If offered admission under the OBC-NCL category, the candidate must produce the relevant valid certificate on the date of admission.
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Ishita Chauhan
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The NEST entrance exam is one of the toughest exams among all the science entrance exams according to the previous years' exam analysis. Candidates should invest a minimum of six months of NEST Preparation to score well in the NEST exam. However, if the candidate preparation strategy is really good then 2 to 3 months would be sufficient.
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Ishita Chauhan
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If a candidate scores average marks in the first attempt in a mock test then it is a good start. However, it's necessary to improve your mock test scores with time, practice and preparation to do your best on the NEST exam day.
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Ishita Chauhan
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If a candidate scores average marks in the first attempt in a mock test then it is a good start. However, it's necessary to improve your mock test scores with time, practice and preparation to do your best on the NEST exam day.
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Ishita Chauhan
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Read the following points to understand the ways to prepare for the mock test.Make important points and mark important topics in your revision notes.Ensure you get some leisure time along with studying to avoid stress.Make a revision schedule. Practise previous year's question papers. Be aware of the marking criteria.
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