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What are university and science entrance exams?

This group covers two different things. General university admission tests, chiefly CUET at undergraduate and postgraduate level, are used by central and many state universities in place of board-marks cutoffs. Specialist science and research entrances are narrower: they admit to integrated science programmes at the IISERs and similar institutes, or select candidates for research fellowships and doctoral programmes.

Which university and science exams have free mock tests?

9 exams in this category have free mock tests on TakeMockTest: CUET UG, CUET PG, ICAR AIEEA PG, JAM, IISER Aptitude Test, JEST, Kerala MCA Entrance, MAH MCA CET and TIFR Graduate School Admissions. Every test is free, needs no sign-up, and is marked to the exam's own scheme rather than a flat one mark per question.

What types of university and science exams are there?

This directory groups them into 2: University admissions (4 live) and Science & research entrances (5 live). The grouping follows how the exams are actually conducted rather than how they are marketed, so exams that share a conducting body and a paper shape sit together.

How should I prepare for a university admission test?

CUET-style papers reward coverage over depth: many subjects, each at board level, with little time per question. Practise breadth first, and use sectional tests to find the subject that is dragging your aggregate rather than the one you enjoy revising. Specialist science entrances are the opposite, and need depth in a narrow syllabus.

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