The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Selection Post Phase 13 exam gets more mired in controversy as the police lathicharged teachers and students protesting the various anomalies in the conduct of the exam.
The SSC exams are amongst the most competitive entrance exams in the country with more than 2 million aspirants. The exams are conducted to recruit candidates for various Group B (non-gazetted) and Group C (non-technical) posts in government organizations, including ministries. Popular exams conducted by the SSC include SSC CGL, SSC MTS, SSC CHSL, etc.
What are students protesting about?
Allotment of wrong exam centers – Many students claim they have been allotted SSC exam centers they have not opted for when filling out the SSC application form. For instance, one visually impaired student from J&K claimed that he was allotted an exam center in Delhi. In another case, a student from Delhi found himself allotted an exam center in Andaman Nicobar.
Last minute cancellations of exams – Many students after travelling far from their homes found on the exam-day, and much to their chagrin, that the exam has been cancelled indefinitely.
Errored ridden question paper – Then there are also allegations that there were mistakes in how questions were framed. Some students even claim that parts of the questions were missing in some question papers.
Same questions from previous year repeated – Another allegation is that questions from previous years’ SSC exam were repeated word-for-word.
Technical glitches – Then in many cases students found the computer system to be unresponsive, or the mouse won’t work. With little help around, it is an open question whether such glitches were deliberate or pure negligence.
Unhelpful exam officials – When students approached exam officials with their grudges, there was little to no help. On the contrary, as in some cases bouncers were used to intimidate students into silence.
Blacklisted vendors – Another major allegation is enlisting blacklisted vendors to conduct the SSC exam.
Exam body say no blacklisted vendors used
Responding to criticisms, the exam conducting body has made a clarification stating that no blacklisted agency was given the task of conducting the SSC exam.
SSC Chairman S Gopalakrishnan also defended the conduct of the examinations and centre allocation process.
“This is the first time we have changed agencies, and hence some students faced issues. Some had to travel far because larger centres are not available in every city, while some cities only have smaller centres. We will resolve this in future exams. Secondly, in two locations, the exam was cancelled due to a security lapse. However, we re-conducted the test at those locations on the same day,” he explained.
The SSC Selection Post Phase 13 recruitment exam has got mired in a major controversy over the conduct of the exam and allotment of exam centers. Protests have erupted all across the country, with “Delhi Chalo” cry becoming a rallying point as students demand accountability and reform in the examination process.
The SSC Selection exam was slated to conclude on August 1; it started on July 24, 2025.
Students alleged that there were a number of issues faced by candidates during the exam, like computer crash, unresponsive systems, biometric verification failure, allotment of incorrect and far-flung exam centers, etc.
Many candidates claim that they came to know about the cancellation of exams after travelling as far as 500 kms from their homes. Then there are instances where candidates were allotted exam centers where the ground floor has been used as a cattle-shed.
But the most outrageous claim is the use of bouncers at exam halls to ensure students aren’t able to raise their voice against such mismanagement. In fact, if the use of bouncers is true, it will mark an outrageous affront to the education and examination system in the county.
It is important that the central government takes immediate cognizance of the situation and tries to find a working and permanent solution.
Teachers get into the Act
The emerging situation has also alarmed the teaching community who have now joined the cause of the students demanding answers and reforms to the existing system.
There are claims of blacklisted agencies being given the task of administering the exam.
Teachers were also concerned that the there were so many technical glitches during the exam, that admit cards were not released even two days before the exam, and then making students travel to far-flung regions, only to cancel the exams at the last minute.
There are broadly FOUR types of education boards in India that regulate, determine examination standards, and conduct board exams. These are 1) national boards (like CBSE and NIOS), 2) private national boards, like CISCE, 3) State boards, like UP Board, and 4) international national boards.
The education boards typically conduct Class 10 (secondary) and Class 12 (higher secondary) exams.
The CBSE is the most popular national education board in the country, with more than 29,000 schools affiliated to it.
On the other hand, NIOS is extremely popular among students who can’t afford regular classes. There are currently around 2.7 million students enrolled in NIOS affiliated schools. NIOS allows makes available a number of courses/programs of study through open and distance learning (ODL) mode.
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Types of Education Boards in India
There are FOUR types of School Education Boards in India:
National Boards
Private National Boards
State Boards
International National Boards
Here we discuss each board in detail. So, keep reading!
National Education Boards in India
There are two categories of national boards in India.
The full form of CBSE is the Central Board of Secondary Education. It is a national-level board that is managed and controlled by the Union Government. Both public and private schools are affiliated to the CBSE.
The CBSE currently conducts the CBSE Class 10 and CBSE Class 12 exams across the country and abroad.
There is no upper age limit for admission. However, the minimum age for enrolment is 14 years for the Secondary course and 15 years for the Senior Secondary.
Enrollment
NIOS is the largest Open Schooling system in the world with cumulative enrolment of 23.56 lakhs (during last 5 years)
Admission Numbers
More than 5.92 lakh learners were admitted during 2023-24 in various courses of NIOS
Regional Centers
20
Study Centres (AIs/AVIs)
11000
Mode of education
NIOS imparts education through Open and Distance Learning (ODL) mode using a mix of self-instructional print material, audio and video program supported by Personal Contact Program (PCP)
3530 This include 26 AI in U.A.E, Nepal, Kuwait, Qatar, Muscat and Kingdom of Bahrain
Vocational (AVIs)
1379
Open Basic Education (OBE) (AAs)
1313
The Study Centres are known as Accredited Institutions (AIs) for Academic Courses, Accredited Vocational Institutions (AVIs) for Vocational Education Courses and Accredited Agencies (AAs) for Open Basic Education (OBE) courses.
Student Enrollment
Enrollment Type
Total Percentage
Secondary
46%
Senior Secondary
49%
Vocational
5%
Cumulative Enrolment
2.71 million
Courses Offered
Open Basic Education (OBE) (A level, B level, C level equivalent to Class III, V, VIII respectively of formal Education) courses are offered through Accredited Agencies (AAs).
Secondary – leading to Secondary School Certificate.
Sr. Secondary – leading to Senior Secondary School Certificate.
Open Vocational Education.
Life Enrichment Programmes.
Study Material
Printed Self Instructional study materials supported by Audio- Video programmes. A half yearly Magazine “Open Learning” is also provided to the learners.
School Boards under the Department of Higher Education, GoI
Maharshi Sandipani Rashtriya Veda Sanskrit Shiksha Board, Ujjain
CISCE has been mentioned in Delhi School Education Act 1973 as a body conducting Public Examination in NCT of Delhi. For functioning out of NCT of Delhi, CISCE has taken / has to take approval / NOC from the concerned State/UT Government for functioning in their jurisdiction.
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) is a non-governmental, privately owned national-level education board in India responsible for administering the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) examination for Class X and the Indian School Certificate (ISC) for Class XII.
The CISCE has more than 2750 affiliated schools spread across every State and Union Territory in India and in five countries overseas.
English is the language of instruction in CISCE affiliated schools.
The CISCE conducts the following THREE examinations:
ICSE – The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE –Class X)
ISC – The Indian School Certificate (ISC – ClassXII)
CVE – The Certificate of Vocational Education (CVE – Year 12)
Note that the subject choices and syllabus prescribed for the exams are varied and are aimed at nurturing the unique abilities and gifts of the student.
International Boards
International and foreign boards are permitted by the appropriate authority to function in India, unless deemed ineligible based on existing laws, rules, norms, or directives of the appropriate government at any subsequent date. The qualifications granted by these boards must have been recognized as equivalent by the authority designated by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, for this specific purpose.
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)
French Baccalaureate (FB)
Canadian Board
State Education Boards
Besides the three National Education Boards in India, most states have their own boards. Some of the state boards are listed here:
NIFT City Intimation Slip 2026 – NTA will release the NIFT 2026 city intimation slip around the last week of January 2026. The direct link to download the city intimation will be given below.
Use your application number and date of birth to download the slip.
The city intimation slip is primarily meant to notify candidates the NIFT 2026 exam city they have been allocated. However, it will also contain details like exam date, city, state, application number, name of the applied program, etc.
If the candidate is allocated a city outside of the options they have selected, they must apply for a correction.
Importantly, the intimation slip is not the admit card. Candidates will not be allowed to sit in the NIFT 2026 exam if they don’t bring the admit card. The NIFT 2026 admit card will be released around the 1st week of February 2026. Note that the admit card is typically released after the city slip.
Keep reading to learn the full details of the NIFT City Intimation Slip 2026.
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Public Notice for City Intimation for NIFT Entrance Examination
This is the public notice about the release of NIFT 2025 city intimation slip.
When will the NIFT 2026 exam be conducted?
NTA will likely conduct the NIFT 2026 exam in the 2nd week of February 2026.
The exam will be administered in 81 cities. The name of the NIFT 2026 exam center allocated to the candidate will be mentioned on the admit card.
On the day of the exam, the candidate must bring the NIFT 2026 admit card and a valid photo ID proof.
Details included in the NIFT 2026 City Intimation Slip
The city intimation slip will be released a few days before the release of the NIFT 2026 admit card. The city slip will contain the following information.
The name of the candidate
Application Number
Father’s name
Mother’s name
Gender
Date of Birth
Category
PwD status
The name of the program applied for admission to (B.Des, M.Des, etc.)
Date of Examination
City of Examination
State of Examination
PHOTOGRAPH
Signature
QR Code
Sample NIFT City Intimation Slip
A sample intimation slip for the NIFT exam is given below for reference.
NIFT Admit Card vs NIFT City Intimation Slip
The basic differences between the NIFT 2026 admit card and the city intimation slip are explained in detail below.
Particulars
NIFT Admit Card 2026
NIFT City Intimation Slip
Purpose
It is a mandatory document for appearing in the NIFT 2026 exam.
The intimation slip is not required nor will be accepted as an entry pass.
The intimation slip is merely intended to inform the candidate about the exam city they have been allocated.
Details mentioned
In addition to the name of the exam city and exam date, the admit card will also contain the following information:
NIFT 2026 Roll number Exam center reporting time Exam Timings Photograph Personal details like name, gender, DOB, etc. Application number Program applied for admission Exam-day guidelines
The city intimation slip will contain the following information.
Exam CITY Exam State Photograph Application number Program applied for admission Personal details like name, gender, DOB, etc.
The intimation slip will not contain the NIFT 2026 roll number. It will also not contain any exam-day guidelines.
Required on exam day
Yes, you need to carry a printout of the admit card with you.Without the admit card, you won’t be allowed to take the exam.
No.The intimation slip is merely meant to inform you about the exam city you have been allocated. It has no use beyond that.
Required post exam
Yes, the admit card (stamped and duly signed at the exam centre) will be required even after the exam is over. So, make sure that you don’t lose it.
The city intimation slip is not required post-exam.
NIFT City Intimation Slip 2026 Log-in Window
This is what the NIFT 2026 intimation slip log-in window looks like:
NIFT Cut-off 2025 – The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) has released the institute-wise NIFT 2025 cut-off for Round 1 and 2. The cut-offs have been released online at nift.admissions.nic.in.
To download the NIF cut-off, go to nift.admissions.nic.in, and click on eServices section under the Menu, and then click on OR-CR.
OR-CR stands for Opening Rank and Closing Rank.
The direct link to download the cut-offs will also be provided here. The cut-offs will be available for all the rounds of seat allotment. Candidates who meet the cut-off for a round will be considered for admission in that round.
Keep reading to learn more about NIFT 2025 cut-off, including previous years’ cut-off details, factors that determine cut-off, and much more.
Here are a few ready reckoners about the NIFT cut-off that you must beware of. So, read on.
The cutoff will be released during the counseling and seat allotment process. The cut-offs will be released online at nift.ac.in/admission. The link to download the institute-wise cut-offs will be provided here.
The cut-offs will be released in the form of opening and closing ranks (OR-CR)
Also, the cut-off will be released for each round of seat allotment and will be category-specific.
Candidates who meet the cut-off for a seat allotment round will be eligible for admission in that round.
Candidates who don’t meet the cut-off in an earlier round will be considered for admission in subsequent rounds provided they meet the relevant cut-off.
If the candidate fails to meet the cut-off for the last round of allotment, then they are effectively out of the admission process.
To prepare the cut-off, factors like total number of applicants, NIFT 2025 merit rank of applicants, admission category, seat intake, etc., will be considered. If any of these factors change, the cut-off would also change.
Note that all of the above factors are variable. So, if we change any of these factors, the cut-off will also change.
For instance, if the number of applicants go up, the cut-off would also increase likewise.
What is a good score in NIFT?
Candidates appearing in NIFT exam frequently wonder – what is a good NIFT score?
A score that will get them admission to their dream institute.
Here are answers to that question:
The cut-off or good score will depend on the institute you are targeting.
If you plan to get admission to a top NIFT, say NIFT Bangalore, you need to have a very good score.
On the other hand, a not-so-good ranking may suffice to get admission to one of the lower-ranked NIFTs
Again, your category will also determine the score. For instance, if you belong to the Open category, you will need a much higher score. On the other hand, those from SC and ST categories are in with a chance even with a low NIFT score.
So, when talking of a good score in NIFT, we will have to consider all these factors.
The table below can be used as a reference to understand what is a good score in NIFT.
Program
NIFT Common Merit Rank (CMR) – Range
Shortlisted Candidates
Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
51-317
80
319-619
90
620-825
90
828-1098
90
1104-1328
80
1331-1605
90
1612-1874
90
1882-2127
90
2128-2440
80
2443-2741
90
2747-3132
90
3133-3628
90
3629-4100
80
4110-4714
90
4715-5543
90
5448-6739
90
6744-8150
100
8161-9875
100
9883-11605
100
11658-14378
86
B.F.Tech- Apparel Production
11-275
40
276-929
89
M.F.Tech
88-100
3
Master of Design (M.Des)
24-525
91
Master of Fashion Management (MFM)
24-352
80
353-814
90
816-1310
81
NIFT 2025 Cutoff – Opening and Closing ranks
The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) will release the NIFT cut-off 2025 for the participating colleges at the time of NIFT 2025 counseling and seat allotment.
In the meantime, candidates can go through the previous years’ NIFT cut-off.
NIFT Counselling 2025 – The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) will declare NIFTEE 2025 seat allotment for Round III on July 28, 2025. Candidates who are allotted seats need to submit willingness and pay the admission fee by July 29, 2025 (12 midnight).
The choice filling & modifications for Round III was allowed from July 24-25, 2025. Document verification was allowed till 8 pm, July 23, 2025. Corrections in application form was allowed till 5 pm (July 23).
During choice filling, candidates must enter choices in the order of priority. NIFT 2025 seat allotment will be based on factors like NIFT 2025 merit rank and choices opted. The NIFT counseling 2025 registration fee is INR 9,300. Candidates were shortlisted for counseling based on NIFTEE 2025 results.
The online registration for NIFT 2025 counseling was open from June 24- July 1, 2025.
NIFT 2025 seat allotment has FOUR regular and one SPOT round.
NIFT 2025 seat acceptance fee is INR 1,83, 200. If the fee is not paid within the given deadline, the allotment will be cancelled and allotted to the candidate next in the order of merit.
Document Verification (who have made thecorrections)
12/07/2025 to 12/07/2025 (8:00 PM)
Choice Filling/Modifications
14/07/2025 to 16/07/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Seat Allotment
18-07-2025
Willingness Submission and Admission Fee Payment
18/07/2025 to 21/07/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Withdrawal
18/07/2025 to 21/07/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Round 3
Correction in Application Form
23/07/2025 to 23/07/2025 (5:00 PM)
Document Verification (who have made thecorrections)
23/07/2025 to 23/07/2025 (8:00 PM)
Choice Filling/Modifications
24/07/2025 to 25/07/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Seat Allotment
28-07-2025
Willingness Submission and Admission Fee Payment
28/07/2025 to 29/07/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Withdrawal
28/07/2025 to 29/07/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
PHYSICAL REPORTING OF CANDIDATES: 30th July, 2025
Spot Round
Registration and Participation Fee Payment
01/08/2025 to 04/08/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Document Verification of New Registered Candidates
01/08/2025 to 05/08/2025 (6:00 PM)
Choice Filling/Modifications and Locking
01/08/2025 to 06/08/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Seat Allotment
08-08-2025
Admission Fee Payment
08/08/2025 to 10/08/2025 (12:00 Midnight)
Physical reporting at allotted institute
11th August, 2025
NIFT Counseling 2025 – Document Required To Participate
The candidate will need the following documents to participate in the NIFT 2025 counseling process.
Document Type
Description
Qualifying examination
12th class/ degree (marks Sheet and Certificate)
Note: PG candidates must upload mark sheets and certificates of the qualifying degree examination.
If the candidate has appeared in the final semester/ final year exam, then they must upload mark sheets of all previous semesters/years.
The candidate has appeared for the qualifying exam/compartment (of final year/semester) and the result is due.
The date sheet /admit card for the examination has to be brought.
Birth Certificate
10+2 mark sheet/certificate. Original and Photocopies.
Category Certificate
Candidates applying under reserved categories must produce documents as per the GOI format and issued by a competent authority
In the case of OBC-NCL and GEN-EWS categories, the certificate must be issued on or after April 1, 2021
Basis of funding of the tuition fee
Certificate of the parent’s income e.g. Income Tax Return, Salary Certificate, etc.
Medical Fitness certificate
To be signed by a Registered Medical Practitioner in the prescribed format in original.
Provisional Admission
Affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper of INR.10/- for seeking provisional admission only in case, the result of qualifying examination is yet to be declared (in the format at Annexure-I)
Size and format of documents to be uploaded
Documents should be in jpeg, jpg, or pdf format. Size = 100 kb – 500 KB
The National Institute of Fashion Technology will conduct centralized counseling for the 19 participating colleges of NIFT 2025.
The counseling and seat allotment process will be conducted online.
Step-wise NIFT counseling process 2025
Register – The candidate will have to get registered using their NIFT 2025 scorecard details. Also, pay the counseling registration fee of INR 9,300.
Fill in Choices – The candidate has to next fill in campus choices. The entries must be in the order of priority.
Upload documents – The candidate will have to next upload documents to complete the registration process.
SEAT Allotment – Based on choices entered by the candidate, seats available, and NIFT 2025 merit rank, allotment of seats will be made.
Seat Acceptance and Payment of Fees – To confirm their seats, the candidate will have to pay the NIFT 2025 seat acceptance fee. Note that if the candidate doesn’t make the payment within the given deadline, the allotment will be cancelled. Further, the seat that has been vacated as a result will be allocated to the candidate next in the order of merit. The seat-acceptance fee of INR 1,83,200 has to be paid online through the Admission Portal only.
Get documents and fee verified – Next, complete the document verification process.
Issue of Seat Allotment Letter – Once the process is complete, the candidate will be issued NIFT 2025 seat-allotment letter.
Log-in to the candidate portal using your NIFT 2025 roll number and password
On successful log-in, you can check the NIFT 2025 seat allotment result
Download the NIFT 2025 Provisional Seat Allotment Letter
To confirm the seat, you will have to submit willingness and pay the seat-acceptance fee online through the NIC portal. Candidates who are not allotted a seat in Round 1 or 2 will be automatically considered in subsequent rounds, if registered.
Newly registered candidates will pay the participation / registration fee of Rs. 5000 before choice filling.
Candidate who have already paid seat acceptance fee and not withdrawn in any previous rounds are exempted from the registration fee of Rs 5000.
Registration fee/Participation Fee of Rs. 5000/- is non-refundable.
NIFT Counseling 2025: Seat Withdrawal and Refund Policy
S.No
Particulars
Amount Refunded
1
If Seat /Admission not taken after registration
Full seat acceptance fee
2
Withdrawal requests after confirmation of seat requests received online on the portal until before the commencement of the last round of counselling. No physical request will be entertained
Full fee except for registration fee of INR. 9,300.
3
After the commencement of the last round of counselling
CBSE 12th Board Exams 2024 – The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted the supplementary exam of CBSE 12th Board exam on July 15. The supplementary date sheet has been released online at cbse.gov.in/cbsenew/cbse.html.
The exam was conducted in a pen-and-paper format.
The practical exams were conducted from July 10-15, 2025
CBSE 12th Board admit card 2025 for the supplementary exam will be before the exam. Students need to collect the admit card 2025 from the schools. If the candidate failed to showcase the admit card, he or she was not be allowed to write the exam.
Earlier, the results of the CBSE 12th board exams 2025 were declared on May 13, 2025. The results were released online at cbse.gov.in, cbse.nic.in. The exams were conducted from February 15 to April 2025.
Candidates appearing in the CBSE 2025 exam for class X and XII need to follow the update syllabus. The updated syllabus contains the chapters and topics from which questions will be asked in the exams. Students also need to refer to the CBSE 12th exam pattern 2025 to get familiar with the marking scheme, types of questions asked, test duration etc.
To prepare for the CBSE 2025 exam, solve CBSE 12th practice questions and CBSE Class 12 Sample Papers 2024-25 and previous years question papers. This will not only provide inputs like exam difficulty level, weightage, types of questions asked, but also help improve one’s problem solving ability.
Latest Updates:
To download the CBSE Board 12th Exam Supplementary Date Sheet – Click Here
The Central Board of Secondary Education conducts the CBSE Class 12 exams every year for students studying in Class 12.
Students who have passed their Class 11 exams from a recognized institute and have studied for a year in Class 12 are eligible to appear in the CBSE 10+2 board exams.
CBSE releases the CBSE 12th Syllabus and Exam Pattern on its official syllabus at the start of the session.
Central Board of Secondary Education Class 12th Examination
Conducting Body
Central Board of Secondary Education
Frequency of Conduct
Annually
Exam Level
Matriculate
Mode of Exam
Offline-based exam
Test Duration
3 hours
What’s new in CBSE Class 12 exam?
No percentage of marks, overall division, distinction or aggregate marks will be released with CBSE Result 2025
The CBSE will not release percentage of marks nor announce overall distinction, division or aggregate marks in the CBSE Class 10+2 results.
Answer sheets not to be made available for Accountancy paper
Commerce students appearing in the CBSE 2025 class XII exam may note that separate answer sheets with printed tables will not be released for the Accountancy paper.
Special CBSE Board 2025 exams for students participating in sports events, Olympiad
CBSE will conduct special exams for students participating in international olympiads and sports events (recognized by sports bodies SAI, BCCI, and HBCSE) and thereby unable to appear for regular CBSE 12th board exams.
However, no separate or special CBSE 2025 examination opportunity will be available for the compartment and practical exams. The Board has taken this decision to promote sports and other educational competitions among the youths.
Exam pattern modified
The CBSE Class 12 Board exam pattern has been revised. The paper will now include 40 percent objective-type questions and the weightage of short and long-answer-type questions will be reduced. The paper will now include a higher percentage of MCQs questions.
100% syllabus to be covered
Questions in the CBSE 2025 Class 12 exams will be based 100% on the official syllabus.
TJEE Syllabus 2026 – The Tripura Board of Joint Entrance Examination (TBJEE) will release the official syllabus of TJEE 2026.
The syllabus will be released online at tbjee.nic.in.
The TJEE 2026 syllabus will be released for all four subjects – Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology. The syllabus for each subject is divided into 10 Modules.
The questions of the TJEE 2026 exam will be framed on the basis of the syllabus. So, it is important for the candidate to consult the official TJEE syllabus to prepare for the exam. Also, along with the syllabus refer to the TJEE 2026 exam pattern to get insights into the types of questions asked, marking scheme, test duration, etc.
TJEE is one of the most important engineering entrance exams in the state of Tripura. So, it is very competitive.
Meanwhile, the extent of the TJEE syllabus makes it also quite difficult.
To effectively prepare for the exam and complete the TJEE syllabus on time, it is important to start one’s exam preparation early.
The candidate can divide the syllabus into categories – easy, moderate, and difficult. This will allow the candidate to pay special attention to the difficult topics.
Also, there are some topics that will carry more weightage than others. These topics are to be specially prepared.
TJEE Exam Pattern 2026
The candidate must consult the TJEE 2026 exam pattern to understand the question paper structure, like the types of questions asked, marking scheme, subject combination, test duration, mode of the exam, etc.
The TJEE syllabus for each subject is divided into 10 Modules.
There will be 30 (Thirty) compulsory MCQs, taking 3 (Three) questions from each module for the subject Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.
How to prepare for TJEE 2026
The candidate may follow the following tips to prepare for the TJEE exam.
Get familiar with the TJEE syllabus and pattern – This will help the candidate align their preparation with the requirements of the exam.
START early – If you start your preparation early, you will be able to complete the syllabus on time. Also, with enough time on hand, if there are some difficulties down the road, you will have the elbow room to get it fixed and keep your exam preparation on track.
Take notes during study – The candidate can this way jot down all the important points, which can be handy for quick revision. Also, if you make it a habit to take notes, it can help you stay focused and engaged when you are studying.
Do timely revision – Periodic and timely revision will keep you on top of your preparation. On the other hand, if you don’t revise a topic for too long, you may have to put in a lot of effort to learn the topic the second time around.
Solve sample papers – There is no better way to evaluate your progress than by solving TJEE sample papers. Further, the more sample papers you solve, the better you will get at time-management and problem-solving.
Take mock tests – You may take mocks closer to the exam, say a week or two before the exam, to align your body clock and fix last minute glitches.
The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Assam, will shortly release the Assam CEE 2025 seat allotment for Round II. The allotment was previously scheduled for July 2. The seat allotment results will be declared online at dte-assambtech.samarth.edu.in/index.php.
DTE Assam hasn’t given any specific date or time for the release of the allotment. So, candidates are urged to keep visiting the counseling portal for updates on the allotment.
Candidates who are allotted seats will have to report to the allotted institute with original documents for verification from July 25 – 29, 2025.
Earlier, the Assam CEE Counseling 2025 seat allotment for Round I was declared on July 11, 2025.
How to check Assam CEE Seat Allotment 2025
Candidates who are allotted a seat will be intimated via their registered email IDs. The candidate can also check the allotment status by logging into the candidate portal.
If you are allotted a seat, you must accept it by logging in to your candidate account
and contact the admission coordinator of the concerned college.
Reporting to Allotted College
After accepting the seat, visit the allotted institution with original documents, photographs (as mentioned by the admission coordinator) along with a token money of Rs 10,000.
When reporting to the institute for document verification, take a print out of the admission slip with allotment detail from the Download Admission Letter.
Options available after admission
The candidate can choose any of the following options after completing admission formalities through the candidate portal.
MH CET Law Counseling 2026 – CET Cell, Maharashtra, will conduct MHCET Law 2026 counseling in an online mode. The MH CET counseling process is called the Centralized Admission Process (CAP).
Online registrations for MH CET Law 2026 counseling will be held sometime in June 2026. Candidates who have qualified in the MH CET 2026 exam can participate in the counseling process.
To register for counseling, the candidate will have to fill in details like email ID, phone number, and select and confirm a password. Next, log in to fill the counseling form, upload documents, and pay the MHCET law 2026 counseling registration fee.
MHCET Law 2026 allotment of seats will be based on the academic choices opted by the candidate and their MH CET Law 2026 merit ranks.
Keep reading to learn more about MH CET Law Counseling 2026.
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MHCET Law Counseling 2026 – Key Highlights
Particulars
Description
Counseling START date
Last week of June 2026
What is the MHCET Law 2026 counseling process called?
Centralized Admission Process (CAP)
Mode
Online
Documents required
Photograph, signature, degree/ 10+2 marksheets, MHCET 2026 scorecard, etc.
Application fee
The candidate must pay an application fee of INR 200 to change their category from reserved to open.
If there is no change in category, no payment of fee is required.
Seat allotment process
The allotment of seats will be based on MHCET 2026 merit rank of the candidate + College options opted at the time of counseling registration.
How to Register for MHCET Law Counseling 2026
The registration process for MHCET Law 2025 counseling will be conducted online. The registration process will START soon after MHCET Law 2026 Results are declared.
The registration process for MHCET Law 2026 Counseling is described below:
Online registration – The candidate has to register and complete their candidate profile first to raise a ticket through the Helpdesk Ticketing System. To register, you will have to enter details like – name, email ID, and date of birth. Also, select and confirm a password for the candidate account.
Log-in to fill the candidate portal – Sign in to the candidate portal using your registered email ID and password.
Validate registration details – The application form will require you to enter your registration number and roll number.
Fill in the form – The candidate has to next fill in details like candidate type, PwD status, reservation category, qualification details, etc.
Upload documents – You will have to upload documents like photograph, signature, pass certificate, etc., in the prescribed format. The detailed list of required documents is given below.
Pay the application fee – In the final step, pay the MHCET 2026 counseling fee to complete the application process.
