Gandhi Institute for Technological Advancement News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

Special needs candidates in JEE Main 2026 are well-taken care of. They receive all the assistance needed to have an equal opportunity to clear this important exam. The facilities and support for special needs candidates in JEE Main 2026 begin from compensatory time or scribe assistance. Physical accommodations, seat reservations, and infrastructural support are all available to such students. 

If you are preparing for JEE Mains 2026, you must be already spending days solving question banks, attempting daily mock tests, and revising familiar topics again and again. However, many students overlook some chapters that are crucial for the exam. These chapters are not always hard, but you might not pay much attention to them because thinking they aren't as important or that they don't come up in questions very often. This article highlights IIT JEE Mathematics topics that are often skipped but can potentially fetch you high marks if attempted correctly. You can also follow some important tips on how to study these chapters for a full-proof preparation and better scores in JEE Main 2026 exam. 

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JEE Main Cutoff for Advanced 2026 will be released by the National Testing Agency. The minimum JEE Main 2026 marks required to qualify for JEE Advanced for the General category is 86 marks, EWS is 84 marks, OBC is 82, SC is 60, and PwD is 0.0018. The JEE Main expected cut-off 2026 is based on the students' reactions and analysis of the previous session JEE Main exam. To get eligible for JEE Advanced, candidates must aim for above 90 percentile and a 250+ score in JEE Main 2026. The JEE Main rank required to qualify for JEE Advanced is around 500-1000.
 

IIT Hyderabad improves in QS Asia Rankings 2026: The Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IITH) has made an impressive leap in the QS Asia University Rankings 2026, securing the 270th position, a remarkable improvement of 50 places from last year’s 320th rank. This achievement positions IITH among the top 10 IITs in India, highlighting its steady progress in both academic and employer reputation.

GATE 2026 Mock Test: The Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati has released GATE 2026 Mock Test today, November 13. To participate, candidates are invited to visit the official website at gate2026.iitg.ac.in, where they can undertake the mock test across various papers. For ease of access, a direct link to the paper-specific mock test has been provided below. The mock test encompasses 38 papers, and candidates can log in using their unique username and password to participate. It is essential to recognize that the actual GATE 2026 examination may exhibit differences in features compared to the mock test. The mock test should not be regarded as indicative of the topics that will be covered in the actual examination; for this, candidates are advised to consult the syllabus page.