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Paper 1, 2A and 2B structure from NTA's 2026 bulletin. - [JEE Main 2027 syllabus: every unit, with free notes](https://testguru.co/jee-main/syllabus/): JEE Main syllabus: all 54 official Paper 1 units in Maths, Physics and Chemistry, with free notes, PYQs and formula sheets for each, plus what changed in 2024. - [JEE Main 2027 important dates](https://testguru.co/jee-main/important-dates/): JEE Main 2027 dates: Session 1 proposed for 22–24 and 28–30 January 2027 (tentative). Registration and Session 2 not yet announced. Plus the full 2026 timeline. - [JEE Main eligibility: age, attempts, Class 12 and the 75% rule](https://testguru.co/jee-main/eligibility/): JEE Main eligibility from NTA's 2026 bulletin: no age limit, Class 12 passing years, attempts, qualifying exams, and the 75% or top-20 percentile rule. - [JEE Main cutoff: the percentile you need for JEE Advanced](https://testguru.co/jee-main/cutoff/): JEE Main 2026 cutoff for JEE Advanced: General 93.4123549, EWS 82.4164528, OBC-NCL 80.9232583, SC 63.9172792 and ST 52.0174712 percentile, per NTA's result. - [JEE Main percentile and normalisation, explained](https://testguru.co/jee-main/percentile-and-normalisation/): How JEE Main percentile is calculated: NTA's normalisation formula, why percentile is not percentage, how both sessions merge, and the official tie-break order. - [JEE Main previous-year papers and chapter-wise PYQs](https://testguru.co/jee-main/previous-year-papers/): JEE Main previous year papers: the official NTA source, free 2026 shift papers as timed tests, chapter-wise PYQs for every unit, and how to review them. - [How to prepare for JEE Main 2027](https://testguru.co/jee-main/preparation-strategy/): JEE Main 2027 preparation strategy: cover all 54 units, handle +4/−1 marking, build speed without a calculator, and use mock tests and mistake review properly. ### JEE Advanced - [JEE Advanced 2027: exam pattern, syllabus, eligibility and preparation](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/): JEE Advanced 2027 guide: who conducts it, the two-paper pattern, 2026 marking, syllabus, eligibility, dates and cutoffs, checked against the IIT brochure. - [JEE Advanced exam pattern and marking scheme](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/exam-pattern/): JEE Advanced exam pattern: two compulsory 3-hour papers, and the 2026 structure section by section, with partial marking and negative marking explained. - [JEE Advanced syllabus: the official topics, and how it differs from JEE Main](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/syllabus/): JEE Advanced syllabus from the 2026 IIT brochure: Physics, Chemistry and Maths topics, chapters not in JEE Main, and free notes for overlapping chapters. - [JEE Advanced 2027 important dates](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/important-dates/): JEE Advanced 2027 dates are not yet announced. See the full official 2026 timeline: registration, admit card, exam on 17 May, answer keys, result and AAT. - [JEE Advanced eligibility: the five conditions you must meet](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/eligibility/): JEE Advanced eligibility from the 2026 brochure: top 2,50,000 in JEE Main, born on or after 1 October 2001, two attempts, Class 12 year and the 75% rule. - [JEE Advanced cutoff: minimum marks for the rank lists](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/cutoff/): JEE Advanced cutoff: 2026 minimum marks for each rank list (CRL 10% per subject, 35% aggregate), JEE Main qualifying percentiles, and tie-break rules. - [JEE Advanced previous-year papers: where to find them and how to use them](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/previous-year-papers/): JEE Advanced previous year papers: the official 2026 Paper 1 and Paper 2 on jeeadv.ac.in, free chapter-wise PYQs on JEE Notes, and how to review them. - [How to prepare for JEE Advanced 2027](https://testguru.co/jee-advanced/preparation-strategy/): JEE Advanced 2027 preparation strategy: clear JEE Main, build depth, cover Advanced-only topics, handle partial and negative marking, review mock tests. ### NEET UG - [NEET UG 2027: exam pattern, syllabus, dates and preparation](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/): NEET UG 2027 guide: 180 questions, 720 marks, +4/−1 marking, syllabus, eligibility, 2026 cutoffs and the re-exam, and what is not yet announced for 2027. - [NEET UG exam pattern: 180 questions, 720 marks, +4 and −1](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/exam-pattern/): NEET UG exam pattern: 180 compulsory MCQs, 720 marks, 3 hours, +4/−1 marking, subject split, bonus marks and tie-breaks, from the official 2026 bulletin. - [NEET UG syllabus: all 50 units, with free notes for each](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/syllabus/): NEET UG syllabus from the NMC notice of 22 December 2025: 20 Physics, 20 Chemistry and 10 Biology units, each linked to free notes for its NCERT chapters. - [NEET UG 2027 dates: what is announced, and what happened in 2026](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/important-dates/): NEET UG 2027 exam date: not yet announced. Full official 2026 timeline, including the cancelled 3 May exam, the 21 June re-exam and the 16 July result. - [NEET UG eligibility: age, subjects, attempts and qualifying percentile](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/eligibility/): NEET UG eligibility: minimum age 17, no upper age limit, no attempt cap, Class 12 PCB with English, and the qualifying percentile, per the 2026 NTA bulletin. - [NEET UG cutoff: 2026 qualifying marks by category](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/cutoff/): NEET UG 2026 cutoff: 213/720 for General and EWS, 177 for OBC, SC and ST, with PwBD ranges, the 2025 comparison and official 2026 participation figures. - [NEET UG previous-year papers: where to find them and how to use them](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/previous-year-papers/): Where to find official NEET UG previous-year papers and answer keys, a free full-length NEET sample test, and a step-by-step method for reviewing past papers. - [NEET UG chapter-wise weightage: how to decide what to study first](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/chapter-wise-weightage/): How to prioritise NEET UG chapters: what the official pattern says about subject marks, why NCERT coverage matters, and how to use your own error data. - [How to prepare for NEET UG 2027: a plan that works without an exam date](https://testguru.co/neet-ug/preparation-strategy/): NEET UG 2027 preparation strategy: phase-by-phase plan, Biology-first study, handling +4/−1 negative marking, time per question, mock tests and revision. ### NEET PG - [NEET PG 2027: exam pattern, syllabus, dates and eligibility](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/): NEET PG 2027 guide: NBEMS exam for MD/MS/PG diploma, +4/−1 marking, MBBS syllabus, eligibility, 2026 cutoffs as reported, and 2027 dates not yet announced. - [NEET PG exam pattern: questions, sections, timing and marking](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/exam-pattern/): NEET PG exam pattern: official 2025 structure (200 MCQs, 5 timed sections), 2026 changes as reported, +4/−1 marking and time-locked sections explained. - [NEET PG syllabus: the whole MBBS course, subject by subject](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/syllabus/): NEET PG syllabus: the MBBS curriculum under the NMC Graduate Medical Education Regulations, with pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical subjects listed. - [NEET PG 2027 dates: not yet announced](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/important-dates/): NEET PG 2027 exam date is not yet announced by NBEMS. The 2026 exam, re-exam and result dates as reported by News On AIR, and where to check for updates. - [NEET PG eligibility: MBBS, registration and internship](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/eligibility/): NEET PG eligibility as set by NBEMS: a recognised MBBS, NMC or State Medical Council registration, and one year of internship completed by the cut-off date. - [NEET PG cutoff: qualifying percentiles and 2026 scores](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/cutoff/): NEET PG cutoff: 50th percentile for General/EWS, 45th for General-PwD, 40th for SC/ST/OBC, and 2026 scores of 262, 244 and 226 out of 720 as reported. - [How to prepare for NEET PG: a plan for the whole MBBS course](https://testguru.co/neet-pg/preparation-strategy/): NEET PG preparation strategy: phased revision of all MBBS subjects, handling +4/−1 negative marking, time-locked sections, mock tests and error review. ### INI-CET - [INI-CET January 2027: exam pattern, dates, eligibility and cutoff](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/): INI-CET January 2027 session: exam on 1 November 2026, registration till 13 October, 200 questions in 3 hours, +1/−1/3 marking, eligibility and cutoffs. - [INI-CET exam pattern: 200 questions, four locked parts, +1 and −1/3](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/exam-pattern/): INI-CET exam pattern, January 2027 session: 200 questions in 3 hours, four locked 45-minute parts, single and multiple correct questions, +1/−1/3 marking. - [INI-CET syllabus: what the prospectus says, and how to plan](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/syllabus/): INI-CET syllabus: no separate official syllabus in the January 2027 prospectus. What is commonly understood to be covered, and how to plan MBBS or BDS revision. - [INI-CET January 2027 dates: exam on 1 November 2026](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/important-dates/): INI-CET January 2027 session dates: registration closes 13 October 2026, admit card 26 October, exam on 1 November 2026, result expected 7 November. - [INI-CET eligibility: degree, internship deadline and minimum marks](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/eligibility/): INI-CET January 2027 eligibility: MBBS or BDS, internship completed by 31 January 2027, 55% aggregate (50% SC/ST), sponsored candidate rules and fees. - [INI-CET cutoff: qualifying percentiles for the January 2027 session](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/cutoff/): INI-CET cutoff for the January 2027 session: 50th percentile for UR, EWS, OCI and sponsored candidates, 45th for OBC, SC, ST and PwBD. How qualifying works. - [How to prepare for INI-CET: accuracy, pacing and the final weeks](https://testguru.co/ini-cet/preparation-strategy/): INI-CET preparation strategy: revising the MBBS course, pacing four locked 45-minute parts, handling multiple-correct questions and −1/3 negative marking. ### GATE - [GATE 2027: exam pattern, syllabus, dates and preparation](https://testguru.co/gate/): GATE 2027 guide: IIT Madras exam dates in February 2027, all 30 papers with codes, MCQ/MSQ/NAT marking, eligibility, fees, 2026 cutoffs and how to prepare. - [GATE 2027 exam pattern: questions, marks and negative marking](https://testguru.co/gate/exam-pattern/): GATE 2027 exam pattern: 65 questions for 100 marks in 3 hours, MCQ, MSQ and NAT marking, negative marking rules and the marks split for every GATE paper. - [GATE 2027 syllabus: all 30 papers, sections and General Aptitude](https://testguru.co/gate/syllabus/): GATE 2027 syllabus: all 30 papers with codes, the new Robotics and Automation paper, XE, XH and XL sections, General Aptitude topics and the official PDFs. - [GATE 2027 important dates: registration, exam days and result](https://testguru.co/gate/important-dates/): GATE 2027 dates: extended registration closes 12 Oct 2026, exam on 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 and 21 Feb 2027, result on 19 Mar 2027, plus city slip and scorecard. - [GATE 2027 eligibility: who can apply, age limit and fees](https://testguru.co/gate/eligibility/): GATE 2027 eligibility: 3rd-year UG students and graduates can apply, no age limit or attempt limit, degree-wise rules and the application fee by category. - [GATE cutoff: 2026 qualifying marks for every paper](https://testguru.co/gate/cutoff/): GATE 2026 qualifying cutoff marks for every paper by category (General, OBC-NCL/EWS, SC/ST/PwD) from the IIT Guwahati site, and what they mean for 2027. - [GATE 2027 preparation strategy: four months to February](https://testguru.co/gate/preparation-strategy/): GATE 2027 preparation strategy: a plan for the four months to February, securing General Aptitude, using MSQ and NAT marking rules and practising full papers. ### UGC NET - [UGC NET December 2026: exam pattern, syllabus, dates and preparation](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/): UGC NET December 2026 guide: exam on 14-19 Dec, apply by 28 Oct, 150 questions with no negative marking, JRF age limit, eligibility and the 6% qualifying rule. - [UGC NET exam pattern: Paper 1, Paper 2 and marking](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/exam-pattern/): UGC NET December 2026 exam pattern: Paper 1 and Paper 2, 150 questions for 300 marks in 3 hours, +2 per correct answer, no negative marking, normalisation. - [UGC NET syllabus: the 10 Paper 1 units and 87 Paper 2 subjects](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/syllabus/): UGC NET syllabus: all 10 Paper 1 units, from Teaching Aptitude to Higher Education System, the 87 Paper 2 subjects for December 2026 and official PDFs. - [UGC NET December 2026 important dates](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/important-dates/): UGC NET December 2026 dates: apply 8 to 28 Oct 2026, late fee window 29 to 31 Oct, correction 2 to 4 Nov, exam 14 to 19 Dec. June 2027 not yet announced. - [UGC NET eligibility: qualifications, age limit and categories](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/eligibility/): UGC NET December 2026 eligibility: Master's with 55% (50% reserved), the four-year UG route, JRF age limit of 30 on 1 Dec 2026 and the three result types. - [UGC NET cutoff: the 40% minimum, the 6% rule and where to find the numbers](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/cutoff/): How the UGC NET cutoff works: 40% minimum aggregate (35% reserved), the 6% rule for Assistant Professor, subject-wise cutoffs and where NTA publishes them. - [UGC NET preparation strategy for December 2026](https://testguru.co/ugc-net/preparation-strategy/): UGC NET December 2026 preparation strategy: a nine-week plan, how to treat Paper 1, why to answer every question, and timing 150 questions in 3 hours. ### CSIR NET - [CSIR NET December 2026: exam pattern, syllabus, dates and preparation](https://testguru.co/csir-net/): CSIR NET December 2026 guide: exam on 19, 22 and 27 Dec, apply by 5 Nov, Part A/B/C pattern and negative marking for five subjects, JRF stipend, eligibility. - [CSIR NET exam pattern: Parts A, B and C and negative marking by subject](https://testguru.co/csir-net/exam-pattern/): CSIR NET December 2026 exam pattern: Part A, B and C questions, attempt limits, marks and negative marking for all five subjects, from the official bulletin. - [CSIR NET syllabus: how it is structured and where to get it](https://testguru.co/csir-net/syllabus/): CSIR NET syllabus for December 2026: Part A General Aptitude topics, how Parts B and C are structured, the five subjects and the official CSIR HRDG source. - [CSIR NET December 2026 important dates](https://testguru.co/csir-net/important-dates/): CSIR NET December 2026 dates: apply 7 Oct to 5 Nov 2026, late window 6 to 9 Nov, correction 10 to 12 Nov, exam on 19, 22 and 27 Dec 2026, per the bulletin. - [CSIR NET eligibility: qualifications, JRF age limit and stipend](https://testguru.co/csir-net/eligibility/): CSIR NET December 2026 eligibility: Master's with 55% (50% reserved), four-year UG route, JRF age limit 30 on 1 Dec 2026, relaxations, JRF stipend, validity. - [CSIR NET cutoff: minimum benchmarks and how qualifying works](https://testguru.co/csir-net/cutoff/): How the CSIR NET cutoff works: 33% minimum benchmark (25% SC/ST/PwD), no part-wise cutoff, subject and category cutoffs set after each exam, where to check. - [CSIR NET preparation strategy for December 2026](https://testguru.co/csir-net/preparation-strategy/): CSIR NET December 2026 preparation strategy: a ten-week plan, using attempt limits, when to skip, Part A as steady marks, Part C focus and mistake review. ## Product - [Mock tests](https://testguru.co/mock-tests/): Exams covered and which are live. - [How it works](https://testguru.co/how-it-works/): What happens during and after a test. - [Sample report](https://testguru.co/sample-report/): What a TestGuru report shows. - [Pricing](https://testguru.co/pricing/): First test free; one payment for full access, GST invoiced, 7-day refund. ## Guides - [Why You Make the Same Mistake Twice, and How to Stop](https://testguru.co/blog/same-mistake-twice/): Repeated mistakes are usually a misunderstanding, not carelessness. 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