SAGE University Indore News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

Good Score in CLAT 2026: A good score in CLAT 2026 will be 90 to 100+ if you want to secure admission to one of the top National Law Universities (NLUs). The general category students should aim to get a good score, as the cutoffs for top NLUs are always higher. CLAT is a tough law entrance exam to crack as the competition is huge. So, having an idea of what is a good score in CLAT 2026 will help you chalk out your exam preparation to get a high score and get into one of the best NLUs. Aim to score 100+ out of 120 marks in CLAT to get admission to the top law schools. CLAT 2026 was conducted on December 7, 2025.

The IIT Bombay placement package report 2026 has not been released yet. As per the details, the average package and median packages offered during IIT Bombay placements 2025 were INR 23.5 LPA and INR 17.92 LPA, respectively. In addition, the overall placement rate recorded during IIT Bombay placements 2025 was 74.53%. Other than this, the overall placement rate recorded during BTech and Dual Degree (BTech + MTech) placements 2025 was 83.39% and 79.16%, respectively. Whereas under the MTech course, 415 students were placed out of 497 participating students with a recorded placement rate of 83.5%.

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You are already above the average range if your score in JEE Main 2026 is 140 marks. As per predictions by Mahima Gupta - "140 marks in JEE Mains 2026 means a percentile score of 95.8-98.5, which treanslates to a rank of around 61,750-22,500. At this score, you definitely have a better chance to study at respectable engineering colleges, including some of the newer/ lesser NITs, like NIT Srinagar, NIT Puducherry, NIT Mizoram and others." But, since the introduction of percentiles in JEE exams, scoring above a required point is mandatory, as AIR will correspond to that mark only.

With the increase in the level of competition, limited number of seats in the top notch colleges and high cutoff range for streams like agriculture, pharmacy and engineering, students from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh face humongous pressure to secure a correct path for higher education. In the competitive landscape, the EAMCET exam has become a lifeline, a true guiding force for students from these two states to secure a seat in renowned colleges. Unlike the major national level engineering and medical exams like JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, NEET, the EAMCET exams give a fair and region based platform for every test taker to secure their future through professional education. Moreover, admission based on this exam not only imparts quality education but at the same time ensures that the educational costs are affordable, transparent in nature and merit based. 

After the completion of the first four exam days of JEE Main 2026 Session 1 (January 21 to January 24), a clear picture of paper difficulty has started to form. While no shift can be called “easy,” based on student feedback, teacher reviews, and early exam analysis, some shifts were clearly more challenging than others.

Based on the analysis provided by the exam takers, the Chemistry section in JEE Main session 1 2026 posed difficulty. While it is generally perceived as “easier” than Mathematics, some shifts were significantly tougher for the students. The reason for this is that the exam included lengthy, statement-based questions. Not only were those questions time-consuming, but they also required the students to verify multiple facts before choosing an answer. Talking about the topics that held the most weightage and were time-consuming at the same time, they included Coordination Compounds, Thermodynamics, and General Organic Chemistry. In this article, we will discuss several factors due to which the students find JEE Main 2026 Chemistry tough.
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