The toppers score in a competitive examination depends totally on the number of candidates and their prospective scores, creating anticipation. 

The general range of scores and their colleges is best described in table below:

Other important details to be looked are as :

• The paper is of 800 marks and the score of toppers lies close to 640-650. The score is translated to percentile after score declaration.
• Above 600; a guaranteed 95 plus percentile is guaranteed.
• The scores are compiled percentile wise of three sections; quantitative skills, verbal skills and analytical skills.
• The target should be close to more than 120 questions plus an approach to avoid any loss of marks due to negative marking.
• ATMA is one of the easiest management exams , so it’s easy to score a decent percentile in it.

ATMA is one of the easiest papers to look up to in the management field. It encompasses a lot of good colleges and has a light curriculum as compared to CAT. Aspirants should definitely try to score a good percentile in it.

You should prepare for IES. This will be a shock to you since most people will suggest the same. Here’s why –

• It is easier to qualify for IES when compared to IAS. There’s more chance of qualifying it even in the first attempt. Whereas, there are many students who are brilliant and hardworking that aren’t able to qualify for IAS. It requires more patience.
• IES syllabus is very close to the engineering syllabus, making it easier to grasp and understand.
• You don’t need to have excellent writing skills or sharp memory to have an edge over other competitors.
• Even if you fail in IES, there still will be an option to give GATE and get into PSUs. With IAS, there is no backup plan if you fail to qualify.
• When you are preparing for IES you are basically preparing an optional subject for IAS as well. So in future, if you want to prepare for IAS you will have an optional subject ready along with a job.

You have a choice between good with a high probability of selection and better with a low probability of selection. So going for the option that has the maximum probability of selection along with a backup plan in case of a failure is a better choice.

AILET is a tougher exam compared to CLAT. AILET is held by the National Law University of Delhi while the CLAT exam is for admission in NLUs, IP University, and many more.

Reasons:

• The number of applicants for the AILET exam is more than for CLAT. Thus, the difficulty level and the competition increases. 
• Number of seats: 80 seats are offered in the AILET exam while in CLAT, there are around 2538 seats in which 724 seats are available in CLAT PG. The seats are divided according to the reservation policy of the NLUs.There is only one participating institute under AILET, that is, the National Law University, Delhi.

AILET is a cut-throat examination and chances to get a seat in NLU Delhi is minimal. Around 17000 candidates apply for the exam for only 80 seats thus, the difficulty level gets higher every year. 

In CLAT, almost 18 students compete for a seat whereas, in AILET, there are around 203 students competing for a seat in NLU, Delhi. Although the same students who apply for AILET also apply for CLAT, the competition to get admission in NLU Delhi is tough, since it is one of the top 5 National Law Universities in India.

The answer to this question is which exam is much tougher IBPS PO or IBPS SO, vary from candidate to candidate and even there are factors like competition, specialization and knowledge which decides the success in both exams. Any graduate candidate can apply for IBPS PO, but for IBPS SO a candidate needs to have specialization in particular fields for which they are applying. 

There are a huge number of applications received every year for IBPS PO and generally a candidate is placed in fields like Planning, Credit, Operations,Administration etc after clearing IBPS Po. Whereas IBPS SO candidates after clearing the exams posted in specific fields like IT officer for IT Department, Agriculture Officer for Rural Department and vice versa.

The reason behind higher competition in IBPS PO is due to these reasons - 

• In order to get the post of SO a candidate compulsorily need to have a specific Educational degree in fields like IT, MBA or Agriculture etc. due to specific requirements of this particular job. But for PO only graduation is required which simply increases competition in PO and attracts more candidates to apply for the same.
• There are a limited number of seats for SO which is upto higher levels only. While for IBPS PO the opportunities are infinite in different sectors which includes banking as well. That’s why candidates prefer to clear IBPS PO and explore the endless career opportunities. 

So both IBPS SO and IBPS PO are exams of the same level, the only difference is the candidate's interest in it. Full dedication, hard work, right guidance and better preparation can help candidates clear both the exams with ease be it IBPS PO or IBPS SO.

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.