Union Public Services Commission(UPSC) has declared the result of the second session 2024 for admission to the 154th course of the National Defence Academy and the 114th course of the Naval Academy. All candidates can check their results on the official website of UPSC i.e upsc.gov.in

UPSC has released the result of the written exam and SSB interview for admission in the 154th course of National Defense Academy for Army, Navy and Air Force and the 116th course of Naval Academy for Indian Naval Academy Course. A total of 792 candidates passed. But out of these 792 candidates, 21 students of Prince NDA Academy of Sikar, the educational city, have once again brought laurels to Sikar at the national level.

21 Officers from Prince NDA Academy

Prince Eduhub’s defense coaching wing Prince NDA Academy and Prince Sainik School have once again hoisted the flag of Sikar in the world of coaching. In the results of NDA’s 154th and NA’s 116th course, not one or two but 21 cadets of Prince have made it to the final merit list. Details about them are given below.

1. AIR 78

Aditya Rathore son of Shri Narendra Singh, Sikar Rajasthan

2. AIR 89

Vishal son of Shri Rajesh, Hisar Haryana

3. AIR 134

Divyansh son of Shri Vinod Kumar, Bharatpur Rajasthan

4. AIR 135

Rahul Chahar son of Kishore Chahar, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

5. AIR 146

Yash Bhargava son of Ramesh Kumar Bhargava, Jaipur Rajasthan

6. AIR 260

Navya Tiwari daughter of Navlesh Tiwari, Ujjain Madhya Pradesh

7. AIR 295

Hrithik Sharma son of Shri Anil Sharma, Bhiwani Haryana

8. AIR 299

Srishti daughter of Shri Sanjay Singh, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

9. AIR 303

Sahil son of Shri Joginder, Charkhi Dadri Haryana

10. AIR 332

Ranjeet Singh son of Shri Vinod Singh, Alwar Rajasthan

11. AIR 340

Rajat Kumar son of Shri Anil Kumar, Firozabad Uttar Pradesh

12. AIR 343

Dhruv son of Shri Dr. Jaipar, Jaipur Rajasthan

13. AIR 359

Harsh Yadav son of Shri Sandeep Kumar, Alwar Rajasthan

14. AIR 431

Manas Chauhan son of Shri Rajendra Kumar, Pali Rajasthan

15. AIR 505

Vivek Kothari son of Shri Rajesh, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

16. AIR 535

Hitesh Kumar son of Shri Pawan Kumar, Churu Rajasthan

17. AIR 562

Narendra son of Shri Narendra Nardev, Mahendragarh Haryana

18. AIR 626

Ritesh Nehra son of Shri Kanaram, Jaipur Rajasthan

19. AIR 660

Hrithik Chaudhary son of Shri Mahendra, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

20. AIR 689

Parssan Rawal son of Shri Ramesh Chand, Pali Rajasthan

21. AIR 755

Abhijeet son of Shri Hiralal,  Ajmer Rajasthan

UPSC said in its official press note that the medical examination of all 792 candidates has not been included in these results. Along with this, it was also told that the marks of all the candidates will be released 15 days after the results are released.

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NTA has released the JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Response Sheet and answer key on the official website of JEE Main NTA on 11th April 2025, Midnight. Students who appeared in the April attempt of JEE Main 2025 can download their response sheet and the provisional answer key. 

As mentioned earlier, the answer key and response sheet of candidates are hosted on the NTA website. You must go to the official website and download yours from there. 

To give you a brief overview, the JEE Main 2025 April attempt was conducted from 2nd to 9th April 2025. Around 13 lakh candidates appeared for the examination and are now awaiting the result. 

The provisional answer key has been released, marking the first step towards the result. Now, NTA will open the answer key challenges window and then release the final answer key and result. 

Challenges in JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Provisional Answer Key

As you all know, NTA gives candidates a chance to raise challenges in the provisional answer key of JEE Main. As usual, this time NTA has given a chance to raise a challenge in the JEE Main 2025 session-2 answer key. Candidates unsatisfied with the released answer key can submit their challenge. 

To submit the challenge, candidates must log in to the official website of NTA JEE Main and fill out the challenge there. 

Charges to Raise Challenge in JEE Main 2025 Answer Key: Candidates will have to pay INR-200/ per question challenge. 

Last Date to Submit Challenge in JEE Main 2025: The challenge window opened at midnight on 11 April 2025 and will remain open until 11:30 PM on 13 April 2025. 

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Specific rules and regulations are key to the JEE Exam’s proper conduct. The 75% criteria is one such regulation that has become quite controversial over the past years. The uncertainty over this particular criteria from NTA always creates quite a stir during every JEE exam season. This blog covers everything about the 75% criteria for JEE Mains 2026. We will also discuss, “Will 75% criteria be removed for JEE Mains 2026 or not?”

Speaking of JEE Main 2026, we do not have a single update yet. However, students’ curiosity results in some of the most trending rumours and conspiracy theories about the upcoming exam. And, yes, the current topic—Removal of 75% Criteria For JEE Mains 2026—is one of them! So, how true or false is this statement spiralling over the internet? Let’s find out below! 

What is 75% Criteria for JEE Main?

The 75% criteria is a regulation followed by NTA to focus on student eligibility. It’s a clear rule that every JEE Main attendee must score at least 75% in their 12th standard to appear in the next phase of it, which is the JEE Advanced. However, this regulation still holds some exceptions for reservation candidates who come under SC, ST, PwD, and more. The minimum score in the 12th must be 65% for reservation category students. 

The purpose of introducing this criterion into the JEE Main exam is to balance the application count. Right from the beginning, 75% faced a lot of criticism and mixed opinions. Even though this regulation aimed to benefit the students to score high in board exams, some people express dissatisfaction over the theory exam scores, which finalise the competitive exam’s eligibility. 

History Behind the Removal of 75% Criteria in JEE Main

To give you a clear picture of the case, let’s discuss a shred of the history of the NTA’s cancellation or removal of 75% of the criteria. Well, 2020 is the year where it all started! Due to the notorious stress received during the pandemic, the NTA had to make some very unexpected decisions to favour the students at that time. One such groundbreaking decision is the removal of 75% of the criteria in the 2020 JEE Main.

The sole reason behind this decision was the disturbed school ecosystem during that time. Due to the pandemic, students couldn’t attend classes regularly, and the online sessions didn’t go well. Besides, the NTA even has to postpone the exam a couple of times during those rambling times. So, in order to keep the student spirit up, the NTA decided to modify a few regulations, especially the eligibility criteria. And, the agency announced that they are removing 75% criteria for JEE Main 2020 temporarily due to an unbalanced academic year.

The history repeated again for 2021; the NTA again decided to temporarily dismiss the 75% Criteria, as the academic year did not go well with unbalanced online and classroom sessions. Meanwhile, the NTA decided to re-cancel 75% of the criteria for the third time in a row during the 2022 JEE Main in favour of droppers and 2nd-timers. 

Cancelling the regulation continuously for three years made students assume that the NTA had removed 75% of the criteria for JEE Main permanently. The NTA has ended these assumptions by re-introducing the 75% Criteria in JEE Main and JEE Advanced 2023. Even though many students opposed the decision then, the NTA has no decent reason to remove the 75% rule in 2023. 

In 2024 and 2025, we see that the NTA didn’t announce any removal of the 75% criteria for JEE Mains, and the exam has already been completed with never-before-seen attendance. And now is when the internet has already started debating- “Is the 75% removed for JEE Main 2026 or not?” Since we have no official information regarding this case, check below our theory about the future of 75% criteria in JEE Main.

Is 75% Criteria Removed for JEE Mains 2026?

No, the 75% criterion has not been removed for JEE Main 2026. The NTA usually follows strict regulations while conducting JEE exams every year. The agency can alter, add, or remove any regulation while conducting these exams. Besides, the NTA usually drops the official rules and regulations module for both JEE Main and JEE Advanced before the exam. So far, we do not have any such info about the upcoming JEE 2026. 

Meanwhile, the 2024 and 2025 versions of the JEE Main and JEE Advanced exams do not have any alterations in the case of 75% criteria. Since the academic sessions and exam sessions are going very well this year, this may continue next year, too, as the NTA, education boards, schools, students, and teachers are quite conscious of the COVID situation. 

So, we can say that there has been no emergency situation for NTA to remove 75% for JEE Main 2026 so far. Hence, the 75% Criteria are not removed for JEE Advanced 2025 and JEE Main 2025. Meanwhile, it would be one of the changes in JEE 2026 if it happens.

Will 75% Criteria be Removed for JEE Main 2026?

The 75% Criteria will not be removed for JEE Main 2026 because removing them would result in more applications. However, the limited seat availability of NITs and IITs doesn’t satisfy such huge crowds, and even NTA will suffer from conducting exams systematically with high applications. So, following the 75% criteria for JEE 2026 is the best option for NTA.

Here we go with the final question from numerous future JEE Aspirants- “Will 75% be Removed in the Future?” Everyone is eager to know the answer to this, but it’s impossible to predict the NTA’s moves. We cannot confirm or deny the existence of this 75% rule in the future. So, all you have to do is focus on both JEE and board exams equally and score high in both to sustain the highly growing competition. After all, scoring more than 75% on the board exam will help you in quite a lot of future aspects. So, steer your focus toward preparation rather than worrying about the unpredictable NTA regulations.

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Finally, the day has arrived; the JEE Main 2025 Session-2 examinations have started. As you all know, the exams are scheduled to be held on 02, 03, 04, 07, 08, and 09 April 2025. As the examinations started, we are here with a series of paper analysis. In this series, we will be doing the JEE Main 2025 Session-2 paper analysis on a regular basis. 

On the scheduled dates, the examination will be held in two shifts. So, we will update it twice after each shift. If you are interested in knowing the level of the paper, this is for you. To be updated, keep checking the article for the analysis of JEE Main 2025 Session-2. 

Quick Reactions of PCP Sikar Students 

The analysis of JEE Main 2025 Session-2 we are presenting here is based on the first reactions of PCP Sikar’s JEE aspirants. After the shift ends, our faculty members ask students about the papers for each subject, and then we prepare this analysis. 

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 8 April 2025 (Shift-2)

Overall Analysis 

This was the Second shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025, dated April 8th, 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the paper, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderately difficult. Maths was challenging. Questions were tricky and lengthy, Physics was moderate but Chemistry was quite tough than other shifts. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderately difficult.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 8 April 2025 (Shift-1)

Overall Analysis 

This was the Second shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025, dated April 8th, 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the paper, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderately difficult. Maths was challenging. Questions were tricky and lengthy, Physics was moderate but Chemistry was quite tough. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderately difficult.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 7 April 2025 (Shift-2)

This was the first shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025, dated April 7th, 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the paper, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderately. Maths was challenging. Questions were tricky and lengthy, Physics was moderate but Chemistry was quite tough than other shifts. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderately difficult.

Overall Analysis 

This was the second shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025, dated April 7th, 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the paper, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderate. Maths was challenging. Questions were tricky and lengthy, Physics was moderate but Chemistry was easy. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderate.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 7 April 2025 (Shift-1)

Overall Analysis 

This was the first shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025, dated April 4th, 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the first shift, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderate. Maths was challenging. Questions were tricky and lengthy, Physics was moderate but Chemistry was quite easy compared to yesterday. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderate.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 3 April 2025 (Shift-2)

Overall Analysis 

This was the second shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025, dated April 3rd, 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the second shift, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderate to tough. Maths was easy to moderate but lengthy, Physics was moderate but Chemistry was moderate to tough. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderate to tough.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 3 April 2025 (Shift-1)

Overall Analysis 

This was the first shift of paper for JEE (Main) 2025 dated on the 3rd of April 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the First shift, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was moderate. Maths was easy to moderate but lengthy, Physics was easy to moderate, and Chemistry was easy. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderate.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 2 April 2025 (Shift-2)

Overall Analysis 

This was the second shift-2 paper for JEE (Main) 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the Second shift, it can be said that this JEE Main paper had moderate difficulty. Maths was moderate and lengthy, Physics was tricky, and Chemistry was easy. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderately difficult.

JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Paper Analysis of 2 April 2025 (Shift-1)

Overall Analysis 

This was the first shift-1 paper for JEE (Main) 2025. When the faculty team of PCP talked to the JEE aspirants after the first shift, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was a bit difficult. Maths was moderate to challenging, Physics was tricky, and Chemistry was easy. So, we can say that the overall paper was moderately difficult.

Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2025 Session-1

29th January Shift-2 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis

This was the last paper for JEE (Main) for B.E/B.Tech aspirants. Shift 2 of the 29th January JEE Main 2025 exam Easy to Moderate. However, the Mathematics section was Difficult and Calculative like previous papers. Physics was moderate and chemistry was easy but conceptual.

29th January Shift-1 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis

As we all know, Today is the last day for JEE (Main) for B.E./B.Tech aspirants.  Shift 1 of the 29th January JEE Main 2025 exam was also Moderate. However, the Mathematics section was difficult and calculative, like in previous papers. Most of the questions asked were from Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and Vectors.   Physics was moderate, and Questions were asked about mechanics, thermodynamics and electromagnetism, Chemistry was easy. Overall paper of 29th Jan, Shift-1 of JEE (Main) 2025-1 was moderate.

28th January Shift-2 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 28th January 2025-Shift 2

Shift 2 of the 28th January JEE Main 2025 exam was also Moderate. However, the Mathematics section was lengthy and calculative like previous papers. Most of the questions asked were from Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Algebra, and Trigonometry Vectors. Physics was moderate, and Questions were asked about mechanics, thermodynamics and electromagnetism, Chemistry was easy. We can say the overall paper was moderate.

28th January Shift-1 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 28th January 2025-Shift 1

Shift 1 of the 28th January JEE Main 2025 exam was Moderate. However, the Mathematics section was lengthy and calculative like previous papers. Physics was moderate but Chemistry was Easy. Overall we can say that the paper was moderate. Try to do more practice in mathematics. 

25th January Shift-1 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 25th January 2025-Shift 1

Shift 1 of the 25th January JEE Main 2025 exam was tough. However, the Mathematics section was lengthy and calculative compared to the Physics and Chemistry subjects. Overall, we can say that the paper was moderately difficult.

24th January Shift-2 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 24th January 2025

Shift 2 of the 24th January JEE Main 2025 exam was easier than the first shift. However, the Mathematics section was on the harder side compared to the Physics and Chemistry subjects. Overall, we can say that the paper was moderately difficult. The detailed analysis will be updated as soon as possible.

24th January Shift-I Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 24th January 2025

When the faculty team of PCP talked to the aspirants after the first shift, it can be said that this JEE Main paper was a bit moderate. Maths, as always, is lengthy and calculative. Physics is moderate, but Chemistry is easy to moderate.

23rd January Shift-2 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 23rd January 2025

Overall, today’s second shift exam was moderate, where Physics was on the easier side, Chemistry was lengthy, and Maths was on the moderate to tough side. Coming to the most asked chapters in the individual subjects, the stats were like this: in physics, rotation, current electricity, and capacitance, in chemistry, there were more questions from the organic part than the physical.

23rd January Shift-I Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) Session-I 23rd January 2025

According to the latest trends coming from the aspirants about the first shift of 23rd January, Maths was a bit more difficult and calculative like yesterday, while Physics was a bit easier than yesterday in both the shifts, while Chemistry was easy.

22nd January Shift-2 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

The first day of the second shift was carrying the Maths hard with heavy weightage chapters, including Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, and Algebra chapter. On the other hand, Physics subject was moderate with wealthy chapters like Hyperbola, Ellipse, AP, etc. Talking about Chemistry, it was easy as the shift first, and the questions were equally distributed from Organic, Physical, and Inorganic chemistry.

22nd January Shift-1 Paper Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025 Session-I

Overall Analysis of JEE (Main) 2025

When the faculty team of PCP talked to the aspirants after the first shift, it can be said that this JEE MAIN paper was a bit difficult. Maths, as always, is a bit difficult and calculation-based. Physics is moderate, but Chemistry is easy.

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The NEET 2025 is around the corner, as we are one month away from the examination. Amid the last month’s preparations, aspirants are facing some rumours about the postponement of the exam. Thus, they are curious to know if NEET UG 2025 will be postponed or not. 

इस आर्टिकल को हिंदी में पढ़ने के लिए ऊपर कार्नर में इंग्लिश की जगह हिंदी भाषा चुने |

Let you know that the exam date for the NEET UG 2025 has already been declared by the NTA. The exam will take place on 4th May 2025. After the official announcement, many sources have claimed the postponement rumours. That is why we are here to answer NEET aspirants’ question, Will NEET UG 2025 be postponed?

Nutshells About NEET UG 2025

Will NEET UG 2025 be Postponed?

No, the NEET 2025 will not be postponed. The exam is scheduled to be held on 4th May 2025, and will take place on the same date without any postponement. If there is news about the postponement of NEET UG 2025, these are just speculative bubbles. No authentic source claims a pinch of truth behind these rumours. 

Why NEET 2025 Postponement News is Surfacing?

There is no legitimate reason for these speculations about the postponement of NEET UG 2025. Every year, such rumours surround the exam. The reason behind this is usually the increasing anxiety of the students, rumours spreading on social media, or false information from some YouTube channels and Telegram groups.

Some unofficial social media handles spread such rumours just to increase their viewership. When the aspirants see the titles like NEET UG 2025 postponed, they watch these videos and share them with others. 

What should students do now?

Now that it is clear that NEET UG 2025 will not be postponed and the exam will be held on the scheduled date, i.e. 4th May 2025, students should focus on their studies instead of paying attention to rumours, so that they can beat the increased competition in NEET 2025. This last month is hugely crucial; it is important to prioritise revision and test practice. 

Candidates should revise the NCERT books thoroughly, especially for Biology. Revise important topics using your short notes, solve previous years’ question papers and take full-length mock tests regularly. Analyse your mistakes after every mock test and work on it. Also, stay away from social media and rumour-spreading YouTube channels or Telegram groups to avoid distractions. Maintaining mental peace and confidence at this time is as important as studying.

Last Note

NEET UG 2025 will not be postponed. The exam will be conducted per the pre-scheduled schedule on May 4, 2025. Students should only take updates from the official NTA website and should not trust any unverified source.

Official Website: https://neet.nta.nic.in 

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Are you aiming for AIR-1 in CUET but don’t know where to start? Look no further! Learn how to get AIR-1 in CUET right here! We have gathered tips from both toppers and experts! Some of the tips you will see might be common. But they’re common precisely because they’re important.

इस आर्टिकल को हिंदी में पढ़ने के लिए ऊपर कार्नर में इंग्लिश की जगह हिंदी भाषा चुने |

Don’t forget that while CUET is considered easier compared to JEE and NEET, it is still a difficult competitive exam. If you want to aim for the top in CUET and want to get AIR-1, read along and learn from the best!

How to Get AIR-1 in CUET

Before we get into the main tips, there is one point you need to remember. As an undergraduate entrance exam, the exam will only have material from classes 11th & 12th. So, if you want to crack and get AIR-1 in CUET, you need to master the 11th & 12th concepts and do extra focus on your 11th & 12th syllabus. Well, the ways to help in getting AIR-1 in CUET are as follows; 

1. Start CUET Preparation With Class 11th 

To excel at CUET, you need to start your preparation as early as possible, and a good place to start is in the 11th class. As discussed earlier, the CUET syllabus is almost identical to the 11th and 12th. 

Although the level of the CUET exam will be higher than the 11th & 12th Board classes, the basics of both are the same. That is why starting your CUET preparation with the 11th is the best option for someone who wants to get AIR-1 in CUET. Many institutes are there who has a foundation course for CUET. One of these institutes is Prince Academy, the best CUET Coaching in Sikar. 

2. Understand the Exam Pattern, Syllabus, and Marking Scheme Thoroughly 

The next important tip is understanding the syllabus, pattern, and marking scheme of the exam. The syllabus for class 12th is completely taken from the NCERT. So you need to study the NCERT well before trying out study guides. 

You also need to understand the exam pattern and marking scheme to understand how to make your study plans. Learning about them will help you know the questions faster and which topics to focus on first.

3.  Choose Your Subjects Strategically

Don’t just select your favorite subject blindly. Choose subjects you are strong in. Picking your strengths will allow you to improve them, giving you more time to study for the language and the general test.

4. Have a Proper Study Plan with Goals  

Make a schedule or plan with a set goal in mind. Create a detailed study plan that covers all your subjects. Set a goal for each day or week in your study plan. This will help you stay motivated as you complete your small goals one by one while also acting as a personal progress tracker.

5. Practice 

Practice and revise each topic as you complete it. You can make short notes as you study a topic. These notes will help you to revise a topic more easily and faster over time. But not just once. To aim for AIR-1 in CUET, you need to practice topics repeatedly until you know everything about them.

6. Increase Your Speed & Efficiency 

Repetitive practice is not just good for revising topics. It is also an effective way to increase your speed and efficiency. If you increase the speed at which you can read and understand a topic, you can study faster as time goes on. 

Your speed and efficiency at studying or understanding topics can drastically change the amount of time you have remaining as the exam approaches.

7. Use Potential Study Resources 

While it is recommended to stick to NCERT, it doesn’t mean you can’t use any extra study material. You can and should use the question papers from the previous year for practice. They will also help you understand the exam pattern better. 

You can even use some guides or study material that coaches and schools give to students. These can help you understand some of the harder topics and subjects after you have already tried the NCERT.

Final Tips for AIR-1 in CUET

As you get closer to the exam, some tips are very important to consider if you want to top in CUET. Follow these tips along with the ones above if you want the best score in CUET:

1. Consistency – One of the most important points is to be consistent. Be consistent in your revisions. Be consistent in your mock tests. Be consistent in following your study plan. Consistency will be the most significant factor in how much you remember from your preparations.

2. Perfection – Now, what do we mean by perfection? Perfection here means that you should minimise as many mistakes as possible. Focus on improving your accuracy. Reduce the number of errors you make in each practice test.
3. Even attempting multiple practice tests will help you to improve and perfect your approach towards the exam.

3. Avoid Social Media & Other Distractions – Avoiding distractions will get tougher as the exam approaches. But if you want to top in CUET, you must stay determined and avoid the temptations.

4. Mindset of AIR-1 – The most important point is to keep the mentality of an AIR-1. Staying in this mindset will help you stay motivated and focus on your studies. This mindset will also help you stay mentally strong and determined in your preparation.

Conclusion

Knowing how to get AIR-1 in CUET is not just about following the tips. These tips are meant to help you improve your performance and preparation. But while you should be determined to top the CUET, you also need to take care of your health and well-being.

The road to getting AIR-1 is tough, and keeping yourself mentally and physically healthy is the key to achieving your goals. As long as you stay consistent in following these tips from toppers and stay healthy, you’ll get to rank 1 in no time!

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As we all know, NTA is conducting the exam for JEE (Main)-2025 Session-2 on 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 April at 284 centres across the country and 15 centres in 13 countries worldwide. Now, on Friday, 28th March 2025, NTA released the JEE Main 2025 April attempt admit cards for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th April 2025 exam dates.

As you know, on March 20th, 2025, NTA released the exam city slips for JEE Main 2025 April attempt aspirants. As usual, on 28th March late night, NTA released a press note regarding the release of Admit cards for the first three exam days. 

Steps To Download JEE Main 2025 Admit Cards 

If you will take the exam on April 2nd, 3rd, or 4th, 2025, you can follow the steps below to download your admit card for JEE Main 2025 Session-2. 

1. Go to the official website of JEE Main NTA: https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/ 
2. Scroll down to the Candidate Activity section. 
3. Here, the first link is activated for JEE Main 2025 admit cards. 
4. The admit card interface is here on your screen. Enter your credentials and press the Submit button. 

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The JEE Main 2025 Session-2 is just around the corner, and aspirants have already started preparing for the JEE Advanced. Along with the start of preparation, rumours and speculations regarding the exam are also coming out. One of the biggest rumours is about the postponement of the exam. Aspirants appearing in the exam ask if JEE Advanced 2025 will be postponed. 

इस आर्टिकल को हिंदी में पढ़ने के लिए ऊपर कार्नर में इंग्लिश की जगह हिंदी भाषा चुने |

To address this question, and to know how much truth there is behind this rumour, we are here with this article. If you are one of the aspirants appearing in the JEE Advanced 2025, ensure you stay till the end. 

Brief on JEE Advanced 2025

As you know, the JEE Advanced is the second phase of the JEE examination, which is for admission in the topmost IIT colleges in India. It is conducted every year after two attempts of the JEE Main. 

This year’s first attempt of the JEE Main was finished on 30 January 2025, and the second attempt is scheduled to end on 8 April 2025. After both attempts, the JEE Advanced 2025 will be conducted. Meanwhile, the exam date of JEE Advanced 2025 has already been announced, which is on 18 May 2025. 

Now, amid the speculations of a change in exam date, it remains to be seen will JEE Advanced 2025 be postponed or not. 

But, before that, let’s have a look at the reasons why the speculations are spreading ou there.

Reasons Behind the JEE Advanced 2025 Postponement Rumours

Most of the reasons are due to the publications and spread of incorrect information. These reasons include social media virality, Misinterpretation of past years’ trends, false claims, etc. 

1. Misinformation on Social Media 

Many social media handles are spreading the news of the JEE Advanced 2025 postponement without any authorised source. These social media handles intentionally spread such rumours just to gain virality; there is no truth behind this. 

2. Misinterpretation of Previous Years’ Trends

If you remember, in the past several years, the JEE Advanced exam has been postponed for various reasons, including COVID-19. However, it happened a couple of years back. Now, many students and some others are expecting the same to happen this year, so they are believing in the rumours of the postponement of JEE Advanced 2025. Well, let you know, in the past, whenever the JEE Advanced got postponed, there were strong reasons behind it. This year, there is no such reasons so far. 

3. Claims of Various Coachings & YouTube Channels 

Some coaching institutes and YouTube creators fuel these rumors to increase their views and engagement. They present fanciful headlines and advanced discussions, which create fan-fucking credulity among the students.

4. Aspirants’ Hypothetical Talks 

Often, aspirants discuss such hypothetical things among other students. Sometimes, these hypothetical gossips turn into rumours and spreads on a larger scale. The same is happening with the JEE Advanced. Many students are assuming that JEE Advanced 2025 will be postponed, and this assumption is spreading among other students, which is again baseless. 

Will JEE Advanced 2025 be Postponed?

After knowing the reasons behind the postponement speculation, we can clearly say that JEE Advanced 2025 will not be postponed. In other circumstances, if anything happens in the future, like a paper leak or any other emergency, like a pandemic, there would be chances of postponement. Otherwise, there is no chance of JEE Advanced 2025 postponement. 

So, avoid all such rumours and stay tuned with your preparation and revision so that you can beat the competition in JEE Advanced 2025 and score well. 

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We are just a few days away from the second session of JEE Main 2025. Amid the last-minute preparation, NTA asked students to re-upload photographs in JEE Main 2025 April attempt application forms. 

If you have applied for the JEE Main 2025 second session, you need to go through this article once; there are quite chances you also need to re-upload your photograph in the application form JEE Main 2025 April Attempt. 

Individual Messages to Candidates to Re-Upload Photographs

Regarding the discrepancy in uploaded photos, NTA is sending direct messages to candidates who uploaded discrepant photos in their application forms. In the delivered message, NTA said that we observed that the photographs you uploaded have not been found to meet the required specifications. It has been decided that you must re-upload the photographs per the specifications necessary to avoid application rejection. 

All such candidates whose photographs are to be changed will be informed via a registered email and SMS on their mobile number. 

If you have applied for the April attempt, you must check messages received from NTA. If the message concerns re-uploading your photo, do it as soon as possible. Also, check your mail inbox; perhaps you will get a message there.

Dates to Re-Upload Photograph 

If you received a message from the NTA, you need to re-upload your photograph in the application form. Meanwhile, here is the schedule issued by the NTA. 

Window Opened for Uploading Image: 25th March 2025 (late Night)

Last Date to Re-Upload your Image: 27th March 2025 by 11:50 PM

Guidelines to Keep in Mind While Uploading Photograph

These guidelines were released when the notification for re-uploading of photos was issued in the first session. Although these are not released at this time, they are equally relevant and must be followed when uploading photos. 

• The photograph should be between 10KB and 300KB for the passport size. 
• The decent photograph should be in colour with 80% (without mask) visible, including ears against the white background. 
• The photograph should be named as “photograph” and in JPG/JPEG format(clearly legible).
• Spectacles are allowed only if they are being used regularly. 
• Polaroid and computer-generated photos are not acceptable. 
• Applications not complying with these instructions or with unclear photographs are liable to be rejected. 
• Applications without photographs as per the specifications given above shall be rejected. 
• The photographs need not be attested. Candidates are advised to keep 6 to 8 passport-size colour photographs with white backgrounds.
• The candidate may not know if the photographs uploaded are found to be fabricated, i.e., DE-shaped or seem to be handmade or computer-made; the application of the candidate will be rejected, and the same would be considered as using unfair means. The candidate would be dealt with accordingly. 
• Candidates are advised to take note and act accordingly. 

Where to Re-Upload Photograph

As mentioned earlier, candidates who need to re-upload their photographs will receive a message from NTA on their registered email ID and mobile numbers. If you receive the message from NTA, you will also receive a link in the message. 

You have to click the link in the message and re-upload your photograph with all the instructions. 

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Cracking exams like NEET UG is the dream of lakhs of students out there, so they take coaching classes and prepare for NEET from early classes. But joining coaching is not something that everyone can or want. There are plenty of students who keep looking for ways how to crack NEET without coaching. 

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Hence, being the best NEET Coaching in Sikar, we are here to guide you and help you throughout this tough journey to crack NEET without coaching. 

The first thing you all must know is there was nothing like coaching in the earlier years of PMT or AIPMT, currently known as NEET UG. Students used to do some extra preparation with some kind of tuition or advanced study material with their schooling and pass the 12th class as well.

Apparently, with time, the profession of doctor and exam were getting famous. Thus, more students started enrolling, and the competition in NEET UG began to increase. To overcome this increasing competition, some students have started to pay extra for all subjects. Then some tuition teachers came forward, and by organising the system a bit, they started calling tuitions of all subjects NEET coaching. 

NEET coaching started to enter the market in 1989, but some students were still cracking NEET without coaching. However, with the years spent preparing for NEET, it was getting more challenging to prepare without external support due to the increased level of paper. 

And now, we are in 2025, and almost every aspirant is taking coaching for his NEET preparation. However, there are many aspirants who don’t want to go coaching, regardless of the reasons. These aspirants want to prepare for the NEET without coaching. 

Well, if you ask if it is possible or not, it is possible to crack NEET without coaching. You just have to follow some steps with much hard work and dedication. Well, the hard work and commitment will be yours, but the ways to crack NEET without coaching are as follows;

1. Understand the Syllabus and Exam Pattern

If you are preparing for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) for the first time, then first of all you have to download its syllabus and review it thoroughly. By looking at the syllabus, it will be clear which subjects and topics to pay more attention to. By understanding the samples, you can learn the types of questions, marking scope and time management, and make your preparation more effective.

Apart from this, it is also important to occasionally be updated on the official NTA website to know about the changes in the NEET UG exam and syllabus. Your strategy can be improved with any new changes or important information related to the test. With a good strategy and correct information, you can succeed in NEET even without coaching.

2. Foundation Batch

If you are in class 11th or 12th, you can enrol in the Foundation Batch and prepare for the NEET and the board exams. Joining the Foundation Batch will allow you to study in the right direction right from the beginning, strengthening your foundation and preparing you for the exam.

If you want to prepare for NEET with Foundation Batch after class 10th, then PCP Sikar will be the best option for you. This course will prepare you to crack NEET immediately after completing class 12th. Also, through the Pre-Foundation or Foundation Course, you will not need to drop a year, and you will get the experience of competition beforehand, increasing your chances of success.

3. Joining Library For Self Study 

If you have completed your syllabus well or are a drop-year student, you can continue preparing by joining a good library. The disciplined and calm environment of the library will help you maintain concentration, making your studies more effective. Joining the library will give a consistent study routine. Also, you will have a studious environment there, which is far better than your home or room.  

Apart from this, many libraries have free Wi-Fi facilities, so that you can easily access online lectures, mock tests and other important study material. With this, even without coaching, you can take your preparation forward in the best way and move towards success.

4. Quality Study Material is Essential 

To crack NEET without coaching is impossible without good study material, including NCERT. If you are appearing for the NEET exam for the first time, reading NCERT books is essential. By studying at NCERT, you can quickly learn all the basic physics, chemistry, and biology concepts. Most of the questions in the NEET questionnaire are based on NCERT, so understanding them entirely is essential for your success.

Along with NCERT, study notes, coaching’s notes, DPPs, and modules from a good source make your NEET preparation better. If you have attempted NEET earlier and are a drop year student, then you can prepare from modules or notes of a good coaching institute. Apart from this, reference books can also help you, such as HC Verma for Physics, OP Tandon for Chemistry and Trueman’s Biology for Biology. Practising advanced levels from these books will improve your understanding and problem-solving skills, which will help you perform better in the exam.

5.  Online Test Series To Polish Your Preparation 

Mock tests play a very important role in NEET preparation. NEET UG 2024 AIR-1 Devesh Joshi and other toppers have mentioned in all their interviews that they used to take mock tests every day. With mock tests, you can assess your preparation and improve your score by improving your weaknesses. It strengthens your preparation and helps you deal with exam pressure.

To get a good rank, join the best offline and online test series for NEET. This will improve time management and increase your accuracy, speed and confidence. By taking mock tests, you can perform well in the NEET exam and achieve your goal.

6. Revision is Key

Over time, the brain starts forgetting the concepts you learn while taking classes, so regular note revision is very important. The NEET syllabus is quite vast; reading it once is not enough, but it is necessary to revise it again and again. Constant revision will not only strengthen your preparation but will also give you confidence during the exam.

You can use mnemonics to make revision easy and effective. This makes it easier to remember complex topics. Also, you can identify your weaknesses and improve your preparation by working harder on them during revision. Constant revision is very important to get a good rank.

7. Avoid social distraction

Social media can be both a boon and a curse for your NEET preparation. On the one hand, you can improve your preparation with the help of online classes, study material and mock tests from home through social media; on the other hand, it can also distract you and shatter your dreams. Using the internet correctly will help you succeed, but misuse can waste time.

If you want to crack NEET without coaching, avoid Instagram Reels and other messaging apps. Stay away from social media for 1-2 years and study with full hard work and dedication. Once you succeed in NEET, you can use social media as much as you want. Remember, only the hard work done now will make your future bright.

8. Don’t Isolate Yourself

Many times, students isolate themselves under pressure, which hurts both mental and physical health. After any bad result, negative thoughts surround them, due to which many times students even commit suicide. Whenever you feel demotivated, talk to your family members or friends and do not feel alone in any negative situation. You can prepare for NEET again, but you only get life once.

Conclusion

There was a time when students had to depend on coaching institutes for NEET preparation, but now, the digitalisation of education has made studying quite convenient. Today, students can watch free online classes from home, the online study material is available on various platforms, and they can discuss any topic with friends by creating groups on social media messaging apps. By adopting this strategy, many students have cracked NEET with excellent ranks.

If you work hard with the proper guidance, self-study, and discipline, then cracking NEET without coaching is impossible. Make the right use of digital resources, take mock tests, and revise regularly. You can succeed in NEEhttp://exams.pcpsikar.com/category/NEETT even without coaching if you are fully dedicated to your preparation.

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