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Does the UFM remark (after the declaration of UFM result) disappear from the result of AKTU after clearing the backlog?
Yes, the UFM or Unfair Means remark will be mentioned in the new mark sheet you receive after clearing your backlogs. But on the Oneview result page of the AKTU website, the UFM remark will always be mentioned.
But the good news is that your career will not be much affected by this remark. All you have to do is clear all subjects and score an aggregate of 65%.
My cousin had back in Maths 2 of the second semester but was able to clear it and scored 74% in the final BTech degree marks.
What happens if someone misses all exams in a semester in AKTU?
If you have missed all the exams in a semester in AKTU, you can appear for the same again in the next year. If you missed the 1st-semester exams then you are supposed to give them in the 3rd semester. Similarly, if you have missed 2nd-semester exams, have to give them in 4th semester.
All this considered, there is one very important point to know. In order to appear for the missed exam in the second year, you need to get passing marks in the first year (including both 1st and 2nd semesters). Unless you score passing marks you will not be promoted to the next year. You will have to repeat the first year in this case.
Can instrumentation engineering students appear for IES?
Irrespective of the branch, any B.tech graduate can appear and get selected for IES. The syllabus for IES is prescribed by UPSC. Currently, instrumentation engineering is not one of the subjects in the syllabus of IES.
The IES exam is conducted in three phases, i.e. prelims, main and personal interview.
The following table contains the syllabus of IES.
|
Syllabus |
Paper-1 |
Paper-2 |
|
Prelims |
General studies and engineering aptitude |
Engineering discipline (civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics and telecommunications, and electrical engineering) |
|
Mains |
Engineering discipline -1 (civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering) |
Engineering discipline -2 (civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics and telecommunications, and electrical engineering) |
As mentioned in the table IES consist of the following subjects.
- Civil engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical engineering
- Electronics and telecommunications
Therefore, it might be difficult for a student to select and study other branch subjects. It will require extra effort but it is possible.
The syllabus of instrumentation engineering is 90% similar to the syllabus of electrical engineering and electronics and telecommunications. Hence, it is advised that instrumentation engineering students should choose electrical subjects for the IES exam. However, there is no hard and fast rule to choose electrical subjects. You should select the subject in which you have good command.
Which coaching is better in Patna for IIT JEE preparations, Vidyamandir classes or FITJEE?
FITJEE is a better option for you, as they ensure better teaching than Vidyamadir. Proper coaching is required for qualifying the JEE Main. FITJEE has a perfect timetable structure, and the classes are conducted by experienced teachers. Most of the students from FITJEE secure seats in IITs with proper guidance and support. Apart from all this, the score is largely dependent on your hard work
What is remedial exam in DDU?
Dharmsinh Desai University has remedial examinations for students who fail to clear internal or external examinations. In internal, you need to score at least 36 marks in subjects having practical lab and 45 marks in subjects having no practicals, to pass. If you have the required internal scores, you need to score 18 marks out of 60 in the external examination, to pass.
If you fail in internal or external, you have to take the Remedial examination. If you fail in Remedial, you will get another chance to clear the subject in Re-remedial. If you can’t clear the re-remedial, you will be detained.
What is the difference between the CMAT and the NMAT?
CMAT and NMAT are some of the management aptitude exams that are conducted for admission in B-Schools in India. Both the exams have Objective Type Questions (MCQ) question format.
- CMAT (Common Management Admission Test) is a Computer Based Test conducted by the National test Agency (NTA) once a year.
- NMAT ((Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies) Management Aptitude Test) is also a Computer Based Test conducted by GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council). In this exam, the candidates can retake the examination within the stipulated exam date.
The major differences in the pattern of the CMAT and the NMAT tests are tabulated below,
|
Criteria |
CMAT |
NMAT |
|
Duration of the Exam |
3 Hrs (180 minutes) |
2 Hrs (120 minutes) |
|
Number of Sections |
4 sections |
3 sections |
|
Total Mark of the exam |
400 marks. 100 marks for each section. |
120 Marks |
|
Marks for Correct Answer |
+4 Marks |
+1 Marks |
|
Marks for Incorrect Answer |
-1 Marks. No negative marking for unattempted questions. |
No negative marking for incorrect answers and unattempted questions. |
Sectional Time Limits:
- CMAT does not have any sectional time limits. The exam comprises 4 sections namely Quantitative Techniques & Data Interpretation, General Awareness, Logical Reasoning, Language Comprehension.
- Whereas NMAT has sectional time limits. Language Skills (22 mins), Quantitative Aptitude (60 mins), Logical Reasoning (38 mins).
Section selection:
- Candidates can answer from any section of their choice in CMAT. In NMAT too candidates can choose the order of sections of their choice. The questions will appear in the order chosen by the candidates.
Some of the top colleges accepting CMAT scores are JBIMS, SIMSREE, KJSIMSR, Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai, Goa Institute of Management, SIES College of Management Studies, Christ University Bangalore, etc.
More than 35 colleges accept NMAT scores for the admission process. Some of the top institutes NMIMS, SPJIMR, ISB, XIMB, VIT, ICFAI, Shiv Nadar, SDA Bocconi, etc.
Who can give CSIR UGC NET and CSIR JRF NET?
The eligibility for appearing UGC NET and CSIR NET includes having a postgraduate degree or pursuing their postgraduate degree. The candidates pursuing their postgraduate degree in their 1st semester are eligible to apply. On the grounds of CSIR UGC NET and CSIR JRF NET examination, the candidate can get a job opportunity as assistant professor in the institution and they may also secure other opportunities in DRDO, BARC, ISRO. But in order to get a job, the candidate must have completed their postgraduate degree.
There are major differences between CSIR UGC NET and CSIR JRF NET.
- CSIR UGC NET includes subjects like Physical science, Mathematical science, Chemical science, Life science, and many more. On the other hand, CSIR JRF NET includes subjects in Arts stream, Commerce stream, Computer science.
- There is a lot of difference in the cut off criteria. The cut off for CSIR JRF NET is usually higher than CSIR UGC NET. Both the exams are the same but the difference lies in the cutoff. It is observed that the candidate needs some 10-15 marks greater in CSIR JRF NET in comparison with CSIR UGC NET.
The scores of CSIR UGC NET and CSIR JRF NET are valid for two years. The candidate who cleared this examination in their postgraduate program can get a job and other opportunities after completion.
For appearing in CSIR JRF NET, the maximum age limit is 28 yrs whereas for CSIR UGC NET, there is no age limit.
What if I am unable to clear my backlog after my 4th year of btech in aktu, what will be the procedure then?
If you fail to clear your backlog after the 4th year of B.Tech. In AKTU, you will have to reappear for the backlog exams.
The major drawback is that the additional time you take to clear backlog exams will be mentioned in your Degree. For instance you took a year more to clear your backlog, your degree will show 5 years instead of 4.
This will affect you mr job prospects and career in the future so try your best to clear your backlog before the 4th year itself.
How many marks do I need to obtain in the BA entrance test to qualify for Patna University?
Every college has their own cut offs presented by them. The cut off marks tend to decrease with consecutive lists.
If you are a General category student 55-65 marks out of 100 would be enough to get you through. The reserved categories like OBC, SC or ST get a relaxation of 5-10%. Patna University also considers students from sports quota and other extra curricular achievements.
Which is tough CUSAT CAT or JEE?
Both CUSAT CAT and JEE are competitive entrance exams for engineering and other technical programs. Here are some points to help you understand the difficulty level of these exams:
CUSAT CAT:
- CUSAT CAT is conducted by Cochin University of Science and Technology for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
- The exam consists of multiple-choice questions in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
- The difficulty level of CUSAT CAT is considered to be moderate, and the questions are generally based on the NCERT syllabus.
- The exam requires a good understanding of fundamental concepts and problem-solving skills.
JEE:
- JEE is conducted by the NTA for admission to undergraduate engineering programs at IITs, NITs, IIITs, and other government-funded technical institutions in India.
- The exam consists of two papers - JEE Main and JEE Advanced. JEE Main is a multiple-choice question-based exam, while JEE Advanced consists of both multiple-choice and numerical answer-based questions.
- The difficulty level of JEE is considered to be high, and the questions are generally more challenging than those in CUSAT CAT.
- The exam requires a deep understanding of fundamental concepts, analytical skills, and the ability to apply them to solve complex problems.
In conclusion, JEE is considered to be more difficult than CUSAT CAT due to its higher level of complexity and the need for advanced problem-solving skills. However, the difficulty level of both exams ultimately depends on individual preparation and aptitude
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