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• UPSC Civil Services (CSE): stages, papers, syllabus and a free tracker

  The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is held by the Union Public Service Commission in three stages: a Preliminary screening test, a nine-paper Main written examination and an interview. The second Prelims paper, General Studies Paper-II, commonly called CSAT, is qualifying at 33%.

• JEE Main: structure, syllabus units and a free tracker

  JEE Main is the Joint Entrance Examination (Main), conducted by the National Testing Agency. Paper 1 covers Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in 75 questions for 300 marks, and this page lists the structure and the syllabus units as NTA's 2026 documents print them, with a free tracker.

• JEE Advanced: structure, syllabus topics and a free tracker

  JEE Advanced is the examination whose results are the basis for admission to the IITs. Two papers, each with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics sections, are both compulsory, and this page lists the structure and the syllabus topic headings as the 2026 brochure prints them, with a free tracker.

• NEET UG: structure, syllabus units and a free tracker

  NEET UG is the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (UG), conducted by the National Testing Agency as the common entrance test for MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS, BSMS and BHMS courses. The 2026 bulletin sets 180 questions for 720 marks on paper, with Physics 45, Chemistry 45 and Biology 90, and the syllabus the National Medical Commission notified has 20, 20 and 10 units.

• UGC NET: pattern, Paper I units, subject codes and a free tracker

  UGC NET is the National Eligibility Test conducted by the National Testing Agency for the Junior Research Fellowship, appointment as Assistant Professor and admission to Ph.D. The December 2026 bulletin sets one computer based test of 180 minutes: Paper I with 50 questions for 100 marks, and Paper II, in a subject you choose, with 100 questions for 200 marks.

• RRB NTPC: stages, CBT pattern, syllabus and free tracker

  RRB NTPC is the recruitment of the Railway Recruitment Boards to Non-Technical Popular Categories posts, at graduate level (CEN 06/2026) and under graduate level (CEN 07/2026). Both notices use the same two computer based tests, a 100-question first stage and a 120-question second stage, then document verification and a medical examination.

• SSC CGL: Tier-I and Tier-II pattern, syllabus topics and a tracker

  SSC CGL is the Combined Graduate Level Examination of the Staff Selection Commission for Group B and Group C posts. Tier-I has four subjects of 25 questions each in one hour, and Tier-II adds Paper-I for all posts, with Paper-II for statistics posts and Paper-III for audit and accounts posts.

• SSC CHSL: Tier-I and Tier-II pattern, syllabus topics and a tracker

  SSC CHSL is the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination of the Staff Selection Commission for Group C posts of Lower Divisional Clerk, Junior Secretariat Assistant and Data Entry Operator. Tier-I has four parts of 25 questions in one hour, and Tier-II has two objective sections, a Computer Knowledge Test and a skill or typing test.

• UPSC Engineering Services (ESE): stages, papers and a free tracker

  The Engineering Services Examination (ESE) is held by the Union Public Service Commission in three stages: an objective Preliminary, a conventional Main and a Personality Test. Stage-I Paper-I, General Studies and Engineering Aptitude, is common to all four disciplines and carries 200 marks, and Paper-II tests the discipline you choose.

• GATE 2027: paper pattern, test papers and syllabus links

  GATE is the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, organised for 2027 by IIT Madras. Every paper is a three-hour computer based test of 65 questions for 100 marks, with 15 marks of General Aptitude, and a candidate picks one or two of the 30 test papers.

• IIT JAM: pattern, test papers and syllabus sections

  JAM, the Joint Admission Test for Masters, is organised for 2027 by IIT Kharagpur for admission to M.Sc. and related programs. Every paper is a three-hour computer based test of 60 questions for 100 marks in three sections, and a candidate can take one or two of the seven test papers.

• JEE Main and NEET UG together: where the syllabi share units

  JEE Main and NEET UG both ask Physics and Chemistry. NTA's 2026 syllabi share 40 of their unit names between them, while Mathematics appears only in JEE Main and Biology only in NEET UG. This page lines the two up, from the documents, so you can size the work for both.

• UPSC Civil Services and SSC CGL together: the first stages compared

  UPSC Civil Services and SSC CGL both test general awareness, reasoning and numeracy in their first stages, in different shapes. This page lines the two notices up, from the documents, to show which areas share a name, which exist in only one, and how each first stage is used.

• Preparing for two exams at once: a capacity question

  Preparing for two exams at once is a question about hours before it is a question about ambition. Size the work for each exam, compare it with the time you have, and keep the two plans separate.

• College and university exams: one plan for a whole semester

  A semester's papers land in one short window, so the first question is about hours. Size each paper, compare the total with the time you have before each date, and keep every paper's syllabus on its own rows so you can see what is finished.