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The CUET UG exam duration is typically 60 minutes per paper, depending on the subject chosen. For CUET PG, candidates are allotted a total of 90 minutes to complete the computer-based test. These timings are subject to change based on the specific test paper and official NTA notifications.
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) for both UG and PG programs is conducted over a duration of 2 hours (120 minutes). For eligible PwD candidates, the duration is extended to 2 hours and 40 minutes. The exam is typically held in an offline, pen-and-paper format.
The NEET (UG) examination is conducted for a total duration of 3 hours and 20 minutes (200 minutes). This time frame is allotted to complete 200 multiple-choice questions across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Candidates must manage this time effectively to navigate the mandatory internal choice sections within the paper.
The JEE Advanced examination consists of two compulsory papers, Paper 1 and Paper 2, each with a duration of 3 hours. Candidates must appear for both sessions, totaling 6 hours of testing time. These sessions are typically conducted on the same day, separated by a scheduled break.
The JEE Main exam duration is typically 3 hours (180 minutes) for B.E./B.Tech (Paper 1). For B.Arch and B.Planning (Paper 2), the duration is also 3 hours. Candidates must report to the exam center well in advance as per the shift timings mentioned on their official NTA admit card.
For NID DAT 2027, the minimum qualifying marks typically hover around 50 for the General category, though these figures vary significantly by reservation category and program. Qualifying marks are not static; they represent the threshold to be considered for the subsequent Mains round, not a guarantee of final seat allotment.
There are no official 'passing marks' for the NIFT entrance exam. Admission is based on a merit-based cutoff determined by the number of applicants, seat availability, and candidate performance. Generally, competitive ranks for top NIFT campuses require scores in the top 10-15 percentile range of the total test weightage.
The minimum qualifying mark for NATA is generally set at 70 out of 200 marks. However, achieving this threshold only makes you eligible to participate in counseling; securing admission to top-tier B.Arch colleges typically requires scores significantly higher, often ranging between 120 and 150+ depending on the institution's specific cutoff.
JIPMER admissions for MBBS are primarily based on NEET UG, while PG programs (MD/MS/DM/MCh) utilize INI-CET and INI-SS scores. There is no single 'passing mark' for JIPMER; candidates must meet the specific percentile cutoffs set by the NTA and AIIMS for the respective entrance examinations to qualify for counseling.
To qualify for AIIMS BSc Nursing counseling, candidates must typically secure a minimum percentile based on their category. While 50th percentile is often the baseline for General candidates, actual cutoffs fluctuate annually. Candidates must achieve at least 60% aggregate in their 10+2 qualifying examination to remain eligible for the entrance process.
To pass the CS Executive examination, candidates must secure a minimum of 40% marks in each individual paper and achieve an aggregate of at least 50% across all papers of a module in a single sitting. These criteria are strictly governed by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI).
To qualify for the CA Foundation exam, candidates must secure a minimum of 40% marks in each individual paper and achieve an overall aggregate of 50% across all four papers. The exam consists of 400 total marks, requiring a minimum of 200 marks in aggregate to pass.
The GATE qualifying mark is not a fixed percentage; it is a dynamic score based on the performance of all candidates in a specific paper. Typically, the qualifying score for General category candidates ranges between 25 and 35 marks out of 100, though this varies significantly by subject and year.
To qualify for UGC NET, candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 40% (120 marks) for the General category and 35% (105 marks) for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/PwD/EWS) across both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Note that these are minimum eligibility thresholds; actual selection cut-offs are often significantly higher.
To qualify for the CTET, candidates from the General category must secure at least 60% marks (90 out of 150). For candidates belonging to SC, ST, and OBC categories, the qualifying threshold is typically relaxed to 55%, which equates to approximately 82-83 marks out of 150.
There is no fixed 'passing mark' for AFCAT; it is a competitive exam where candidates must meet the variable cut-off determined by the Indian Air Force. Typically, the qualifying score hovers around 140–160 marks out of 300. Candidates receive +3 for correct answers and -1 for every incorrect attempt.
The CDS exam does not have a fixed 'passing mark' for the written stage; instead, it relies on sectional and aggregate cutoffs determined by UPSC. Typically, candidates must secure approximately 20% in each subject to qualify, with final aggregate cutoffs often ranging between 95–140 marks depending on the academy.
There is no single 'passing mark' for the NDA written exam. Candidates must achieve a minimum of approximately 25% to 30% in each subject to qualify for the SSB interview. Final selection depends on the UPSC-determined cut-off, which typically ranges between 340 and 360 marks out of 900.
For the 2026-2027 cycle, the minimum qualifying marks for GUJCET are approximately 54 marks for General category candidates and 48 marks for reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC-NCL, EWS). Note that these are merely eligibility thresholds; actual admission depends on the merit list, which combines 40% of the GUJCET score and 60% of Class 12 board marks.
To qualify for the TS EAMCET (EAPCET), General, OBC, and BC candidates must secure at least 25% of the maximum marks, which equates to 40 out of 160. There is no minimum qualifying mark requirement for SC and ST candidates. Meeting these marks is mandatory to be eligible for the counselling process.
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