IIITDM Jabalpur News & Updates 2025 - Notifications, Notice, Result

If you are wondering what is a good score in UCEED 2025 entrance exam, rest assured - you are not alone. Every year, this is one such question that crops up frequently. Based on insights from previous exam toppers and experts, scoring above 135 could place you among the top 1000 candidates if you fall under the General category. For OBC candidates, a score above 110 can be considered a good score. In 2024, the topper's score was 181 out of 300. In 2023, the topper secured 194 marks out of 300. But remember, "a good score" is rather relative for those who do not know. Of course, quite a few things depend on those particular factors: how difficult the exam was overall, how many people took it, the cut-off marks, rank distribution, and many others.

For those aspiring to qualify for IITs, the UCEED 2025 cutoff is important. It is the minimum score, especially in Part A, that will determine your eligibility to enter. The mean and standard deviation for Part-A (UCEED 2025) have been released by IIT Bombay on February 6, 2025, on the official website, and they stand at 61.50 and 25.69, respectively. Continue reading for more information on what is a good score in UCEED 2025 is expected cutoff marks, and last-minute tips for improving your performance.

Are you searching for the difference between UCEED marks vs rank 2025? Then you have come to the right place! UCEED is an important national-level exam conducted every year by IIT Bombay. So, if you are targeting admission to B.Des courses at different IITs and IIITDM, you must know the correlation between the marks and rank scored in UCEED 2025. Ranking well is about scoring high, but knowing how the marks feed into your rank is important. You can secure a position among the top 10 of the test-takers if you score higher than 135 out of 300. You must score somewhere between 125 and 135 to obtain a position among the top 50. If you score between 115 and 125, you will achieve a position among the top 150. The mean and standard deviation for Part-A (UCEED 2025) are 61.50 and 25.69, respectively. In this guide, we break down just how UCEED marks influence your rank and discuss factors that affect the relationship between UCEED ranks vs marks 2025. Most importantly, it will share useful tips to boost scores and improve ranking to be up with your UCEED 2025 preparations and the ensuing smooth admissions process.

The UCEED seat matrix 2025 or the total number of seats that are offered under the UCEED 2025 is likely to be updated on its portal along with the notification posted by IIT Bombay on its official website, uceed.iitb.ac.in. As per sources, around 225 seats are expected to be made available for admissions. Last year, the UCEED seat allotment for BDes admissions in IITs was increased by 20, after the addition of IIT Roorkee to the list of UCEED-participating institutes. Seats will be allocated to the students in these institutes based on their performance in the UCEED 2025 entrance exam. Candidates can expect to be allocated seats in IIT Bombay, and indeed, in all other campuses. For further details, refer to this article on the UCEED 2025 seat matrix.

IIT Bombay has announced the list of top colleges accepting UCEED scores 2025 on their official website. Apart from IITs, several other prominent design institutes in India accept UCEED 2025 results, declared on March 7, 2025, for BDes admissions. BITS Pilani Design School, FDDI, and VIT Vellore are some of the notable colleges that are on the list of colleges accepting UCEED 2025 scores. The UCEED 2025 cutoff for Part A was released on February 6, 2025, and the mean and standard deviation for Part-A (UCEED 2025) are 61.50 and 25.69, respectively. Admission to UCEED 2025 participating colleges will be dependent on entrance exam scores. IIT Bombay will reveal the UCEED 2025 results in March 2025. Please read the whole article for more information on the top colleges accepting UCEED scores in 2025.

KIITEE 2026 Application Form Open: KIIT Deemed to be University has opened the application process for KIITEE 2026. Candidates seeking admission to undergraduate programs such as B.Tech and the integrated B.Tech & M.Tech (Biotechnology) (5-year) courses can now apply online.

Students preparing for the JEE Main exam often face difficulty studying chapters/ topics in Physics. Physics is considered one of the most challenging subjects in JEE preparation; unlike Chemistry or Mathematics, it requires a deeper understanding of ideas and the ability to apply them while solving the questions. Out of all the chapters, some are known to give have greater weightage and, if attempted correctly, can boost your score in the Physics paper. In this article, we have discussed the top 5 high-scoring topics for JEE Physics 2026, effective strategies to master them, and some common mistakes to avoid while preparing for the test. 

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MHT CET 2026 to be Conducted Twice: It is a fair chance for the aspirants from Maharashtra to appear twice for the MHT CET exam from the upcoming session, like the JEE Mains exam model. The State CET Cell of Maharashtra has declared that the CET examinations for three courses, such as PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics), PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology), and MBA, will be held twice from 2026. So the candidates will have two chances to improve their performance. 

JEE Main is one of the toughest exams in India that enables students to take admission to the most prestigious engineering colleges across the country. With a vast syllabus and an ocean of chapters, it becomes very difficult for aspirants to cover all the topics. However, some of the chapters in different sections hold more weight in the JEE Main 2026 exam that impact the overall performance of the students. Therefore, it is very important for the aspirants to understand the impact of a single chapter in the JEE Main papers for the current and previous years. This article analyses the impact of the single chapters on JEE Main papers from 2022 to 2026. 

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