Sri Venkatesa Perumal College of Engineering & Technology Puttur News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

The marking scheme is critical for any competitive examinations. If you know about the KLUEEE 2026 marking scheme in advance, you will be able to plan the exam strategy effectively. It is important for you as a student if you are aiming for admission to KL University’s prestigious engineering programs. Knowing the section-wise marking scheme for KLUEEE 2026 will boost your confidence and you will have an idea about the questions that you need to attempt in each section. Marking schemes allows you to understand how each section is structured, how marks are awarded, and where to focus your efforts while preparing to enhance your performance.

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.