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There is a structured placement training programme which cover aptitude, soft skills, interview techniques, and even personal branding. Students also get to attend networking events, guest lectures, and industry visits. So, it's not just theory, it's real-world skills for students at IILM.

Yes! There's an official Fresher's Party organized by the seniors complete with performances, DJ, games, and awards like “Mr. & Miss Fresher.” It's super welcoming and gives you a chance to show your talent or just dance.

For 2026, start preparations first after that you will get every notification with time to time .

And to be honest, study freely and according to pyq trends most questions in JEE Mains are from same topic and recent pyq topics . And for chemistry focus on remembering organic reactions directly for Mains . And you can search on internet for more information.

Orientation! It's more fun than formal. You get to meet faculty, understand the campus, and participate in ice-breaking sessions. Clubs also start recruiting and organizing their first events it's the best way to start interacting with people.

I'd recommend the hostel, especially in your first year. It helps you settle in faster, make friends, and stay involved in events and clubs. Everything is within walking distance, and honestly, hostel life has its own fun late-night Maggi, group study sessions, and movie nights. PG might give more freedom, but you miss out on campus vibes.

Admission into UG and PG courses at the Central University of Rajasthan (CURAJ) is based on merit through entrance exams and their cutoffs. It accepts the CUET scores for UG/PG admission. The students must meet the CUET  cutoff set by the university.

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The PTE (Pearson Test of English) score is reported on a scale of 10 to 90, with 90 being the highest possible score. Instead of traditional "bands" like IELTS, PTE uses this single numerical scale to represent your overall English proficiency and your performance in each of the four communicative skills: Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing.

However, to understand different levels of proficiency, the PTE score is often interpreted within certain ranges that correspond to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) levels:

Here's a common interpretation of PTE scores in relation to proficiency levels:

The PTE exam is scored from 10 to 90 points while the IELTS exam is scored on a scale of 0 to 9. Even though both these exams have distinct score ranges; the scores of these can be compared. Here is the official concordance table between IELTS and PTE:

Getting 58 marks in the PTE exam means that you have a B2 level of proficiency. This level of proficiency is generally required by most universities abroad for UG and PG intakes. 

A NZD 70,000 annual salary in New Zealand can be considered decent but not high, depending on your lifestyle, location, and family situation. Your salary after tax is around NZD 55,000 annually (NZD 4,580/month) after tax (single person). To cover monthly expenses as single person you need NZD 1,779 per month excluding your rent.