Jun 24, 2024
By: Kunal Kambli
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India is renowned for having some of the most rigorous exams in the world. But which of them stand out as the most challenging of all? Swipe to find out!
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The IIT-JEE, aimed at securing admission to premier engineering colleges, is taken by around 6 lakh candidates. It has a selection rate of just 25-30%!
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The CA exam, which certifies candidates as chartered accountants, is taken by approximately 93,000 individuals, with a selection rate of 25%.
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The GATE exam, designed to assess knowledge in Engineering and Science and for recruitment in companies like GAIL, attracts about 7 lakh candidates and has a selection rate of 17%.
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The NID Entrance Exam, for admission into undergraduate and postgraduate design programs, sees around 15,000 candidates, with a selection rate of 14%.
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UGC NET, which determines eligibility for assistant professor roles and junior research fellowships in Indian universities, is taken by about 5 lakh candidates and has a selection rate of approximately 9%.
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NEET, meant for admission to undergraduate courses like MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and veterinary programs, is attempted by 18 lakh candidates, with a selection rate of 6.5-7%.
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The CLAT exam, for entry into undergraduate and postgraduate law colleges, is taken by roughly 60,000 candidates and has a selection rate of around 3%.
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The CAT exam, which is crucial for pursuing MBA courses in business schools, attracts about 2.3 lakh candidates, with a selection rate of 2%.
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The UPSC Civil Services Exam, for recruitment into IAS, IPS, IFS and other central services, sees approximately 10 lakh candidates and has a selection rate between 0.1 and 0.3%.
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The NDA exam, for entry into the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings of the NDA, is taken by about 3 lakh candidates, with a selection rate of 0.1%!
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