For BITSAT, you need to have passed 12th with PCM subjects. You should be comfortable with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths since the exam tests those three along with English and logical reasoning.
Psychology is a fascinating choice! You'd typically need to look at CUET UG for psychology programs at universities, or check if specific colleges you're interested in have their own entrance exams.
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For a math degree at top colleges, check out CUET UG - it's the main entrance for general undergraduate programs including mathematics. You can also look at state-level exams depending on which colleges interest you.
Physics and Chemistry are core subjects for JEE Main and JEE Advanced if you're going for engineering. They're also needed for NEET UG if you want to explore medical, and some programs through CUET UG might ask for them too.
CUET UG is the big one. It's open to all streams, so whether you're in science, commerce, or humanities, you can take it and apply to any degree program you're interested in. CUET gives you way more flexibility to explore.
Yes, absolutely. Commerce students can definitely appear for CUET UG. They'd typically take the commerce section or explore programs in commerce, economics, business studies, and related fields.
Some exams do have attempt limits. JEE Main lets you attempt it up to 5 times across two consecutive years, so you've got some flexibility there. Others like NEET and CUET have their own rules, so it's worth checking each exam's guidelines to see what works best for your plan.
JEE Main is the major exam for engineering colleges. You can also explore BITSAT, JEE Advanced if you clear JEE Main, and some universities have their own entrance exams. If you're interested in other fields like commerce or arts, there are exams for those too.
