In order to be admitted to the undergraduate programs offered by Central Universities and all of their affiliated colleges, candidates must pass the CUET exam.

No, NEET is the only exam which is required for MBBS Admission.

The OJEE Committee's efforts have always been focused on holding entrance exams and offering a fair, transparent, and single-window admissions procedure for a variety of professional undergraduate and postgraduate level courses in the state of Orissa.

When compared to JEE Main, WBJEE is thought to be simpler because there are more questions, even though the difficulty level may not be as high.

A state-level entrance exam called the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) is used to choose candidates for enrollment in engineering and pharmacy programs at various colleges throughout Maharashtra.

The NTA administers the NEET, a national-level entrance exam. 85% of the medical seats at the medical colleges of each state will be offered to students under the State Quota. Students may attempt to get admitted under the state quota here if they are residents of the State or a Union Territory.

The State counseling committees publish the State-wise Rank List for NEET. It offers a list of the applicants who will be given places in private medical and dental schools that are subject to a state quota of 85%.

Any candidate can apply for the examination. As per the state Government, 10% of the total sanctioned seats available in private institutes affiliated to Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), Uttar Pradesh has to be filled through combined merit of domicile and non-U.P Domicile candidates.

CUET is accepted at prestigious universities such as Banaras Hindu University, Aligarh Muslim University, Jamia Millia Islamia University, and many more. In CUET, 44 central, 44 state, 32 deemed, 134 private and 3 other universities are participating and offering admission in UG courses.