NEET (UG) 2026 Results Out

NEET (UG) 2026 Results Out

NTA Declares Result of NEET (UG) 2026

11.21 lakh candidates qualify;

Results declared in time for counselling and Medical College Admissions;

Toppers from almost all States and Union Territories;

More than 58 per cent of qualified candidates are women;

Examination conducted in 13 languages

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The National Testing Agency (NTA) today declared the result of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), NEET (UG) 2026. The result has been declared in time so that the medical-admission and counselling calendar for candidates stays on track.

A total of close to 20 lakh candidates appeared for NEET (UG) 2026 at 5,440 centres in 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad. 11.21 lakh candidates have qualified for admission to undergraduate medical, dental, AYUSH and allied programmes.

Scorecards of all candidates are available on the official website, neet.nta.nic.in. The full list of Top Rankers, State Toppers, category-wise toppers (SC, ST, OBC-NCL, Gen-EWS, PwBD and PwD), category-wise cut-off marks and language-wise participation is also being published on the NTA website.

Overview of the Candidates who appeared in NEET UG Exam on 21st June 2026 Close to 20 lakh candidates appeared and 11.21 lakh qualified. Candidates appeared from every State and Union Territory of the country, in 13 languages. More than 58 per cent of the qualified candidates are women. The majority of the top-performing candidates are between 17 and 19 years of age. Profile of the Top Rankers138 candidates scored above 690 marks out of 720. Of these:

• Over 93 per cent appeared for NEET (UG) for the first time.

• 99 per cent are between 17 and 19 years of age.

Geographical Distribution

Qualified candidates have emerged from every one of the 36 States and Union Territories, ranging from over 1.7 lakh in Uttar Pradesh to 43 in Lakshadweep. State Toppers include Jigmet Yangchan Lamo (Ladakh, 530 marks), Dhruv Tripathi (Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 606 marks) and Fahmida Anees (Lakshadweep, 573 marks), and cover every North-Eastern State. 17 State Toppers scored 700 or above; 26 scored above 690.

The 138 top rankers come from 66 cities across the country. The Top 17 rankers who scored more than 705 marks span eight States, namely Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Tamil Nadu and Telangana.

Score Distribution and Highest Scorers

• 19 candidates scored above 700 out of 720.

• 1,492 candidates scored 650 and above.

• 10,160 candidates scored 600 and above.

• 90,780 candidates scored 500 and above.

The highest score of 715 out of 720 was obtained jointly by Aryan Gupta (Punjab) and Panshul Bansal (Haryana).

Category-wise Qualified Candidates

Registered, appeared and qualified figures are being published in full for General, Gen-EWS, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, PwBD, PwD and Third Gender candidates. Separate topper lists for each category are provided in the accompanying toppers document.

Category-wise qualified candidates:

• General: 2.91 lakh

• OBC-NCL: 5.12 lakh

• SC: 1.59 lakh

• ST: 63,716

• Gen-EWS: 95,026

• PwBD: 3,666 • PwD: 303

Category-wise cut-off marks and percentiles are being published simultaneously.

Participation and Qualification of Women Candidates

More than 58 per cent of all qualified candidates are women. Women also qualified at a higher rate than men: 56.8 per cent of women who appeared qualified, as against 55.1 per cent of men.

Languages of the Examination

NEET (UG) 2026 was conducted in 13 languages: Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu and English.

Process and Timeline of Result Declaration

The result was declared within time through re-engineering of the process, with stages designed to run in parallel rather than in sequence, and with the de-linking of OMR sheet challenge from answer key release. Each stage was completed in full and made available for candidate view:

• Provisional answer key published on 25 June 2026; challenge window open from 25 to 28 June 2026.

• Scanned OMR answer sheets and recorded responses displayed to candidates from 13 to 15 July 2026.

• Final answer key published on 16 July 2026; result declared on 16 July 2026.

Statutory Framework

NTA conducts NEET (UG) under Section 14 of the NMC Act, 2019 and Section 14 of the NCISM Act, 2020, and for BHMS under the NCH, on the direction of the Hon’ble Supreme Court and with the approval of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and the Ministry of Education.

NTA’s mandate is to conduct the examination, declare the result on eligibility criteria provided by NMC, and issue the All-India Rank. Merit lists, category lists, domicile determination and counselling are the remit of the admitting/State authorities. NTA has no role in these.

NEET (UG) result data is also used for admission to B.Sc. (H) Nursing and to BVSc and AH under the 15% VCI quota. AACCC is the counselling authority for the All-India Quota in BAMS/BUMS/BSMS and BHMS. Counselling and Candidate Advisory Counselling for the All-India Quota in MBBS/BDS is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). State quotas are conducted by respective State authorities. Candidates should rely only on official websites: neet.nta.nic.in, mcc.nic.in and State counselling portals.

Candidates are cautioned against fraudulent calls, messages or websites offering admission, seat blocking or score improvement. NTA does not contact candidates seeking money or credentials. Suspicious communication may be reported at neetug2026@nta.ac.in or 011-40759000.

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MEGA PTM 3.1 Minute To Minute Schedule

MEGA PTM 3.1 Minute To Minute Schedule

Minute To Minute Schedule for MPTM 3.1

Time	Duration	Agenda Item Primary School s	Agenda Item Secondary Schools	Lead by
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM	30 Min	•Grand Welcome to Parents, Philanthropists, old students, SMC members, People’s representatives and other officers. • All parents will be seated along with their students in their respective Classrooms. •Public Representatives, Philanthropists and Alumni will be seated in the HM room. • Photo corner / Selfie Point • Help desk for DIKSHA & LEAP	•Grand Welcome to Parents, Philanthropists, old students, SMC members, People’s representatives and other officers. •All parents will be seated along with their students in their respective Classrooms. • Public Representatives, Philanthropists and Alumni will be seated in the HM room. • Photo corner / Selfie Point • Help desk for DIKSHA & LEAP	HM / Teacher  / SMC  Chairman,  Members /  Students. PET /  Teacher /  Identified  Student  Volunteers.
9:30 AM to 10:50 AM	80 Min	One-on-one Interaction(The class teacher will discuss the  following with the parents of the students at the designated desk in the corridor): i. Discussion on the HPC and Gfln Baseline 75-Day Action Plan Implemented during the previous Academic Year and the Endline Results with Parents (The other students and parents would be seated inside the classrooms and would be engaged by the class leader / active students on the following activities watching videos through TV/IFPs.)	One-on-one Interaction (The class teacher will discuss the following with the parents of the students at the designated desk in the corridor): i. Discussion on HPC with Parents.(The other students and parents would be seated inside the classrooms and would be engaged by the class leader / active students on the following activities watching videos through TV/IFPs.)	Class Teacher/Identified Student  Volunteers / PET / Teachers
9:30 AM to 10:50 AM (Cont…)	80 Min	a. Video on Know your child progress in LEAP App b. Video on GFLN – Action Plan c. Video on Good (Safe)touch & Bad (Unsafe) Touch and Positive Parenting d. Song on Enrollment drive e. Video on success of SSC results in AP Government Schools, IIIT admissions, Schemes & flagship programs and impact f. Video on Joyful learning (No Bag Day) g. Video on LEAP School (Nidamarru) h. Video on Everest Base Camp (EBC) trekking  i. Video on Autism Centres / Awareness j. Video on PRASHAST Screening k. Video on Bhavitha Centres Awareness l. Video & Hands-on – DIKSHA App Installation & Registration	a. Know your child progress in LEAP App b. Video on Career Guidance and Mental Health Counselling initiative c. Video on Skill education d. Videos on Substance abuse e. Video on Child Abuse f. Video on Girl Child Education g. Video on Good (Safe)touch & Bad (Unsafe) Touch and Positive Parenting h. Song on Enrollment drive i. Video on success of SSC results in  AP Government Schools, IIIT admissions, Schemes & flagship programs and impact j. Video on Joyful learning (No Bag Day) k. Video on LEAP School (Nidamarru) l. Video on Science centers & Science Exposure Visits m. Video on Everest Base Camp trekking (EBC) n. Video on Autism Centres / Awareness o. Video on PRASHAST Screening p. Video on Bhavitha Centres /Awareness q. Video & Hands-on – DIKSHA & DIKSHA Courses App Installation & Registration u. Video on Clickers	Class  Teacher/ Identified  Student  Volunteers /  PET /  Teachers
10:50  AM to 11:00 AM	10 Min	Display of TaRL Kit, Mini Jaadui pitara kit, SRKVM kit, Sports Material, FLN Print rich material, Children made materials and Mother Activities. Photo Gallery (Display of School Specific achievements).	Parents should visit the Exhibition  of sports kits, library books, ATL  labs/STEM labs/PAL labs, Art and  Craft (prepared by students), Science projects (prepared by  students) moving sequentially from one class to other. Photo Gallery (Display of School Specific achievements).	Identified  Teacher /  Student  Volunteers
11.00  AM  to 11.20  AM	20 Min	Competitions for the parents would be conducted 1. For Mothers : Rangoli/Lemon & Spoon/Musical Chairs(Conduct anyone of the activities) 2. For Fathers: Tug of War	Competitions for the parents would be conducted 1. For Mothers : Rangoli/Lemon &  Spoon/Musical Chairs(Conduct anyone of the activities) 2. For Fathers: Tug of War	PET/Selected  Student  Volunteers
11:20  AM to 11:25 AM	5 Min	Proceeding to Main Dais (Parents, Teachers, Students, SMC and all other Invitees)	Proceeding to Main Dais (Parents, Teachers, Students, SMC and all other Invitees)	All
11:25  AM to 12:45  PM	(80 Min)	5 Min Invitation – Welcoming the parents, SMC, Philanthropists, Donors, alumni, people’s representatives and other invitees to the dais 5 Min Prayer – "Maa Telugu Thalliki"  10 Min HM Report on academic progress of the school 5 Min Group dance on Thalliki Vandanam followed by Offering Flowers & Namaskaram to the feet of their mothers.  10 Min Demonstration on LEAP App & Testimonial on LEAP usage by a parent 5 Min Speech on Drugs Vaddu Bro 10 Min 1. Speech by SMC Chairperson about School needs. 2. Launch of the Donor App & registration of one donor 5 Min Annoucement of Guaranteed FLN & Pledge by HM and Teachers 10 Min Message by the Chief Guest  5 Min Vote of Thanks (Vandana Samarpana)	5 Min Invitation – Welcoming the parents, SMC, Philanthropists, Donors, alumni, people’s representatives and other invitees to the dais 5 Min Prayer – "Maa Telugu Thalliki"  10 Min HM Report on academic progress of the school 5 Min Group dance on Thalliki Vandanam followed by Offering Flowers & Namaskaram to the feet of their mothers.  5 Min Speech by one school topper (Shining Star)  10 Min Demonstration on LEAP App & Testimonial on LEAP usage by a parent 5 Min Speech on Drugs Vaddu Bro 10 Min 1. Speech by SMC Chairperson about School needs. 2. Launch of the Donor App & registration of one donor Pledge by HM and Teachers  10 Min Message by the Chief Guest  5 Min - Open house for Questions & Answers session for students 5 Min Vote of Thanks (Vandana Samarpana)	Identified Mother / Teacher / HM Identified Trained Student Team HM Performed by  students Identified Student Identified Parent Identified Student SMC  Chairperson / HM Teacher / HM Lead by HM HM SMC  Chairperson
12:45  PM Onwards	-	Serving of Dokka Seethamma Madhyahna Badi Bhojanam to all with Chikki & Special Egg Curry	Serving of Dokka Seethamma Madhyahna Badi Bhojanam to all with Chikki & Special Egg Curry	HM / Teachers /  Identified Student  Volunteers

Mega PTM 3.1 Guidelines-Minute-to-Minute Programme -Communication to all field functionaries

Mega PTM 3.1 Guidelines-Minute-to-Minute Programme -Communication to all field functionaries

PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION ANDHRA PRADESH: AMARAVATI

Present: Smt. Thameem Ansariya A., I.A.S.

Rc.No. ESE02-28021/6/2026-PLG-CSE

Dated: 15-07-2026

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Sub: School Education Department Mega Parent-Teacher Meeting (Mega PTM 3.1) Conduct of Mega Parent-Teacher Meeting (Mega PTM 3.1) in all Government Schools. across the State on 24.07.2026-Operational Guidelines-Minute-to-Minute Programme -Communication to all field functionaries - Orders - Issued.

Ref:

1. Memo No.3049657/PROG-II/A2/2025, Dated: 01.12.2025.

2. Academic Calendar 2026-27.

ORDER:

The Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) is one of the most significant initiatives of the School Education Department for fostering an effective partnership between schools, parents, teachers and the community.

The Government of Andhra Pradesh has been pioneering the concept of conducting Mega Parent-Teacher Meetings simultaneously across the State. The successful conduct of Mega PTM 2.0 earned Andhra Pradesh the Guinness World Record for the Largest Attendance at a Parent-Teacher Meeting (Multiple Venues).

Mega PTM 3.0 was conducted on 05.12.2025 in all Government and Government Aided Schools across the State. Building upon its success, Government has decided to conduct Mega PTM 3.1 in all Government Schools across Andhra Pradesh on 24.07.2026.

MPTM helps parents understand their children's academic and behavioral levels, as well as their awareness of societal issues. Additionally, it serves as a platform for teachers to seek cooperation from parents for the benefit of students and for parents to learn what kind of support is needed from teachers.

In view of the above, the Minute-to-Minute programme schedule and Guidelines are issued and enclosed here with these proceedings to RJDSES, DEOs and APCS. Hence, they are directed to disseminate the same to all the DyEOs, MEOs, Principals and HMs to plan for necessary action.

Accordingly, the operational guidelines have been issued for the Academic Year 2026-27. All Regional Joint Directors of School Education, District Educational Officers, Additionall Project Coordinators, Deputy Educational Officers, Mandall Educational Officers, Principals and Headmasters shall make elaborate arrangements to ensure successful conduct of Mega PTM 3.1.

Final SoP will be shared very soon.

Enclosures:

Annexure-1-Minute-to-Minute Programme Schedule.

Annexure-II-Operational Guidelines and Responsibilities.

Annexure-III-Templates & Communication Materialls.

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THALLIKI VANDANAM 2026-27 Sanction Orders G.O.MS.No. 16

THALLIKI VANDANAM 2026-27 Sanction Orders G.O.MS.No. 16 

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH ABSTRACT

School Education THALLIKI VANDANAM academic year 2026-27 Launching of the Scheme for the Administrative Sanction Orders issued - Reg.

SCHOOL EDUCATION (SER.I) DEPARTMENT

G.O.MS.No. 16 Dated: 16-07-2026

Read the following:

1. G.O.Ms. No.26, School Education (Ser.I) Department, dt. 12.06.2025.

2. G.O.Ms. No.27, School Education (Ser.I) Department, dt. 12.06.2025.

3. G.O.Ms. No.15, School Education (Ser.I) Department, dt. 16.07.2026.

4. From the Director of School Education, Lr. No. ESE02-28/22/2026-PLG-CSE-2, Dated: 14-07-2026. (efile No. 3336223)

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In the G.O. 1 read above, the Government has issued guidelines for the implementation of the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" scheme, for the Academic year 2025-26.

2. In the G.O. 3rd read above, the Government has issued guidelines for the implementation of the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" scheme, a key initiative designed to empower mothers/ guardians across the State by extending financial assistance of Rs.15,000/- per annum per child to every eligible mother/guardian, regardless of the number of children, for sending their children to schools from Classes I to XII (including Intermediate Education) in all recognized Government, Private Aided and Private Unaided schools/Jr. Colleges, including Residential Schools/Jr. Colleges in the State, for the Academic year 2026-27.

3. The Scheme is intended to promote accessible, inclusive, and equitable school education by providing equal educational opportunities and improving learning outcomes. It recognizes and strengthens the role of mothers in supporting their children's education from Class I to Class XII (including Intermediate Education), thereby encouraging their active participation in the learning process. Through enhanced parental involvement, the Scheme seeks to increase student enrolment, reduce dropouts, improve educational continuity, and contribute to the long-term. social and economic development of the State.

4. Accordingly, based on the verification of the beneficiaries carried out by the Swarna Gramam and Swarna Ward (SGSW) Department, the Director of School Education, in the reference 4th read above, has furnished the list of eligible beneficiaries and requested the Government to accord permission for the implementation of the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme, for the Academic Year 2026-27.

5. Government, after careful examination of the matter, hereby accords. administrative sanction for an amount of 10,120.78 crore (Rupees Ten Thousand One twenty Crores and Seventy eight Lakhs only) for the implementation of the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme during the Academic Year 2026-27, covering 67,47,190 students and 42,70,802 eligible mothers/guardians. Under the Scheme, financial assistance of ₹15,000/- per annum per child shall be provided to every eligible mother/guardian, irrespective of the number of children, subject to the eligibility criteria prescribed by the Government. Government further permits the Director of School Education to implement the Scheme for the Academic Year 2026-27 in accordance with these orders.

6. An amount of ₹2,000/- per student shall be deducted at source from the financial assistance payable under the Scheme and shall be utilized for the overall development of the educational ecosystem in the State. The deducted amount shall be utilized for the maintenance of Schools/Junior Colleges, hygiene and sanitation, and such other activities as may be prescribed in the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to be issued by the School Education Department.

7 In pursuance of the above, Government hereby further orders that the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme shall be implemented, for the Academic Year 2026-27 in accordance with the following instructions:

a) The list of eligible students after taking into consideration the probable. additional admissions into the 1st class/Jr. Inter, corrected invalid records etc., would be as follows:

S.No	Description	Number of Students	Number of Mothers
1	Number of verified beneficiaries.	64,76,590	41,07,502
2	Expected eligible additional admissions into 1st Class (APProx.)	59,500	Row 1, Col 4
3	Expected eligible additional admissions into Jr. Intermediate(approx.)	56,100	Row 1, Col 4
4	Invalid Records to be corrected/Cases with no Household Data	1,55,000	1,63,300 (Approx)
	Total beneficiaries	67,47,190	42,70,802

b) The Welfare Corporations under the respective Welfare Departments. shall implement the Scheme in respect of the beneficiaries of their respective Departments and shall issue sanction proceedings accordingly, based on the beneficiary lists communicated by the Swarna Gramam and Swarna Ward (SGSW) Department. The corporation-wise break-up of the beneficiaries is as follows:

Eligibility Analysis (Excluding additional 1st Class and Junior Inter admissions):

c) The following points should be observed while disbursing financial assistance:

(i) Students admitted under 12(1)(c) of RTE Act, 2009:

In respect of the 1,04,046 students admitted to Private Unaided Schools under Section 12(1)(c) of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, the fee prescribed by the Government shall be deducted from the financial assistance admissible under the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme, and only the balance amount shall be credited to the Aadhaar-seeded bank accounts of the eligible beneficiaries.

(ii) Students receiving Pre-matric & Post-matric Scholarships:

In respect of students belonging to the SC, ST, BC, Minorities etc who are covered under the Pre-Matric and Post-Matric Scholarship Schemes of the existing Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS), the eligible scholarship amount admissible under the respective CSS shall be met from the budget provisions of the concerned Welfare Departments in accordance with the prescribed rules. The balance amount, if any, payable to such beneficiaries under the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme shall be released accordingly. All the Welfare. Departments shall ensure that the disbursement is made in accordance with the guidelines prescribed for the implementation of the respective Centrally Sponsored Schemes as well as the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme.

(iii) Additional Admissions into 1st Class & Junior Intermediate:

Additional eligible enrolments in Class I and Junior Intermediate occurring after the issuance of these orders shall be considered for financial assistance under the "THALLIKI VANDANAM" Scheme, subject to completion of the admission and enrolment process upto 25.08.2026, for the Academic Year 2026-27.

(iv) Invalid Records to be corrected/Cases with no Household Data: (1,55,000 approx)

The disbursement of the amount to such beneficiaries would be released only after verification and rectification as per rules.

d) The Finance Department shall issue necessary BROs to the Welfare Departments for the implementation of "THALLIKI VANDANAM" scheme through their respective Corporations.

e) The respective welfare departments shall issue necessary administrative sanction orders clearly specifying the amounts to be transferred to the parent/guardian account and student accounts wherever applicable and also amounts to be transferred to the account of the State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha for payments to respective private schools under 12(1) (c) of RTE Act, 2009.

f) All the Welfare Corporations shall credit the reimbursement amount to the account of the State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha corresponding to the number of students belonging to their respective Welfare Departments, who have been admitted under Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education (RTE) Act. The amount shall be credited directly into the separate account maintained exclusively for RTE Section 12(1)(c), as prescribed under the Andhra Pradesh Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Rules, 2010, for reimbursement to the private school managements that have admitted eligible students under the implementation of RTE Section 12(1)(c).

g) The SGSW Department shall establish a robust online grievance redressal mechanism with dashboards to ensure that all grievances are redressed in a transparent and time bound manner as per the following time lines:

8. The Director of School Education; the Director of Intermediate Education; the State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha; the Commissioner, School Infrastructure (MBMB); the Director, Mid Day Meals & SS; the Director, SGSW; the CEO, APCFSS; the CEO, RTGS and the District Collectors shall take necessary action in the matter accordingly.

9. This order issues with the concurrence of the Finance (FMU-SE) Department, vide their U.O.No. File No: FIN01-FMUOPC(SE)/1/2025-FMU-SE, (Computer No. 2862756), Dt. 15.07.2026.

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AP TET PAPER I & 2 Physics Light Chapter Content Test

AP TET PAPER I & 2 Physics Light Chapter Content Test 

Chapter Name:: Light

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1. కాంతి ఏ రకమైన తరంగం?

A) యాంత్రిక తరంగం
B) విద్యుత్-అయస్కాంత తరంగం
C) ధ్వని తరంగం
D) నీటి తరంగం

2. కాంతి శూన్యంలో వేగం ఎంత?

A) 3 × 10⁶ m/s
B) 3 × 10⁷ m/s
C) 3 × 10⁸ m/s
D) 3 × 10⁹ m/s

3. కాంతి పరావర్తన నియమాల సంఖ్య ఎంత?

A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4

4. సమతల దర్పణం ఏర్పరిచే ప్రతిబింబం ఎలా ఉంటుంది?

A) వాస్తవికం
B) తలక్రిందులుగా ఉంటుంది
C) అవాస్తవికం మరియు నిటారుగా ఉంటుంది
D) పెద్దదిగా ఉంటుంది

5. అవతల దర్పణాన్ని (Concave Mirror) షేవింగ్ అద్దంగా ఉపయోగించడానికి కారణం ఏమిటి?

A) చిన్న ప్రతిబింబం ఇస్తుంది
B) పెద్ద, నిటారైన అవాస్తవిక ప్రతిబింబం ఇస్తుంది
C) వాస్తవిక ప్రతిబింబం ఇస్తుంది
D) కాంతిని చెదరగొడుతుంది

6. కుంభాకార దర్పణం (Convex Mirror) ప్రధానంగా ఎక్కడ ఉపయోగిస్తారు?

A) సూక్ష్మదర్శినిలో
B) వాహనాల వెనుక వీక్షణ అద్దంగా
C) కెమెరాలో
D) టెలిస్కోపులో

7. లెన్స్ మధ్యభాగం మందంగా, అంచులు పలుచగా ఉండే లెన్స్ ఏది?

A) పుటాకార లెన్స్
B) కుంభాకార లెన్స్
C) సమతల లెన్స్
D) ప్రిజం

8. కాంతి ఒక మాధ్యమం నుండి మరొక మాధ్యమంలోకి వెళ్లినప్పుడు దిశ మారడాన్ని ఏమంటారు?

A) పరావర్తనం
B) వక్రీభవనం
C) విక్షేపణం
D) ధ్రువణం

9. తెల్లని కాంతి ఏడు రంగులుగా విడిపోవడాన్ని ఏమంటారు?

A) పరావర్తనం
B) వక్రీభవనం
C) విక్షేపణం
D) వ్యతికరణం

10. ఇంద్రధనుస్సు ఏర్పడటానికి ప్రధాన కారణం ఏమిటి?

A) పరావర్తనం మాత్రమే
B) వక్రీభవనం మాత్రమే
C) విక్షేపణం, వక్రీభవనం మరియు అంతర్గత పరావర్తనం
D) ధ్రువణం

11. మానవ కంటిలో కాంతిని గ్రహించే భాగం ఏది?

A) కార్నియా
B) ఐరిస్
C) రెటీనా
D) పుపిల్

12. సమీప దృష్టి లోపం (Myopia) సరిచేయడానికి ఏ లెన్స్ ఉపయోగిస్తారు?

A) కుంభాకార లెన్స్
B) పుటాకార లెన్స్
C) ద్వికుంభాకార లెన్స్
D) సిలిండ్రికల్ లెన్స్

13. దూర దృష్టి లోపం (Hypermetropia) సరిచేయడానికి ఏ లెన్స్ ఉపయోగిస్తారు?

A) పుటాకార లెన్స్
B) కుంభాకార లెన్స్
C) సమతల లెన్స్
D) ప్రిజం

14. లెన్స్ శక్తి (Power of Lens) యొక్క SI ప్రమాణం ఏది?

A) మీటర్
B) డయాప్టర్
C) జూల్
D) వాట్

15. కాంతి కిరణాలు సమాంతరంగా వచ్చి కుంభాకార లెన్స్ గుండా వెళ్లినప్పుడు ఎక్కడ కలుస్తాయి?

A) వక్రతా కేంద్రం వద్ద
B) ప్రధాన అక్షంపై ప్రధాన ఫోకస్ వద్ద
C) ఆప్టికల్ సెంటర్ వద్ద
D) ఎక్కడా కలవవు

AP TET DSC Mathematics Geometry Quiz 3

AP TET DSC Mathematics Geometry Quiz 3

Topic:: Geometry 

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1. రెండు సమాంతర రేఖలను ఒక అడ్డరేఖ ఖండించినప్పుడు అనురూప కోణాలు ఎలా ఉంటాయి?

A) పరిపూరకాలు
B) సమానం
C) 90°
D) అసమానం

2. ఒక త్రిభుజంలోని మూడు అంతర్గత కోణాల మొత్తం ఎంత?

A) 90°
B) 180°
C) 270°
D) 360°

3. ఒక త్రిభుజంలోని రెండు కోణాలు 45°, 65° అయితే మూడవ కోణం ఎంత?

A) 60°
B) 70°
C) 75°
D) 80°

4. సమబాహు త్రిభుజంలోని ప్రతి కోణం ఎంత?

A) 45°
B) 60°
C) 90°
D) 120°

5. లంబకోణ త్రిభుజంలో కర్ణం² విలువ దేనికి సమానం?

A) రెండు భుజాల మొత్తం
B) మిగిలిన రెండు భుజాల వర్గాల మొత్తం
C) రెండు భుజాల లబ్ధం
D) పరిధి

6. ఒక చతుర్భుజంలోని అంతర్గత కోణాల మొత్తం ఎంత?

A) 180°
B) 360°
C) 540°
D) 720°

7. దీర్ఘచతురస్రంలో అన్ని కోణాలు ఎంత?

A) 60°
B) 90°
C) 120°
D) 180°

8. చతురస్రం యొక్క ప్రధాన లక్షణం ఏది?

A) ఎదురు భుజాలు మాత్రమే సమానం
B) అన్ని భుజాలు సమానం, అన్ని కోణాలు 90°
C) రెండు భుజాలు మాత్రమే సమానం
D) కోణాలు అసమానం

9. వృత్తంలోని అతి పొడవైన తీగ ఏది?

A) వ్యాసార్థం
B) వ్యాసం
C) చాపం
D) స్పర్శరేఖ

10. ఒక బహుభుజానికి 8 భుజాలు ఉంటే దానిని ఏమంటారు?

A) షడ్భుజి
B) సప్తభుజి
C) అష్టభుజి
D) నవభుజి

11. సమాంతర చతుర్భుజంలో ఎదురు భుజాలు ఎలా ఉంటాయి?

A) అసమానం
B) సమానం మరియు సమాంతరం
C) లంబంగా ఉంటాయి
D) కలుస్తాయి

12. త్రిభుజ వైశాల్య సూత్రం ఏది?

A) పొడవు × వెడల్పు
B) ½ × భూమి × ఎత్తు
C) πr²
D) 2πr

13. ఒక వృత్త వ్యాసార్థం రెట్టింపు అయితే వైశాల్యం ఎలా మారుతుంది?

A) 2 రెట్లు
B) 4 రెట్లు
C) 6 రెట్లు
D) 8 రెట్లు

14. ఒక పంచభుజి (Pentagon) అంతర్గత కోణాల మొత్తం ఎంత?

A) 360°
B) 540°
C) 720°
D) 900°

15. ఒక లంబకోణ త్రిభుజంలో ఒక కోణం 30° అయితే మరొక తీవ్రమైన కోణం ఎంత?

A) 30°
B) 60°
C) 90°
D) 120°

AP TET DSC Biology Cell Important Bits Quiz

 AP TET DSC Biology Cell Important Bits Quiz

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AP TET - కణం & కణజాలాలు Quiz

1. సూక్ష్మదర్శిని ద్వారా మొదటిసారిగా కణాలను పరిశీలించిన శాస్త్రవేత్త ఎవరు? A) ష్లైడెన్ B) రాబర్ట్ హుక్ C) ష్వాన్ D) విర్చో

2. "అన్ని కణాలు ముందుగా ఉన్న కణాల నుంచే ఏర్పడతాయి" అని చెప్పినది ఎవరు? A) రాబర్ట్ హుక్ B) ష్లైడెన్ C) విర్చో D) బ్రౌన్

3. మొక్క కణం మరియు జంతు కణం మధ్య ప్రధాన తేడా ఏమిటి? A) కణ త్వచం B) కేంద్రకం C) కణ గోడ మొక్క కణంలో మాత్రమే ఉంటుంది D) సైటోప్లాసం

4. కణంలోని నియంత్రణ కేంద్రం ఏది? A) మైటోకాండ్రియా B) కేంద్రకం C) రైబోసోమ్ D) గోల్గి బాడీ

5. "కణానికి శక్తి కేంద్రం" అని దేనిని అంటారు? A) లైసోసోమ్ B) మైటోకాండ్రియా C) వాక్యూల్ D) ER

6. రైబోసోమ్ యొక్క ప్రధాన పని ఏమిటి? A) శ్వాసక్రియ B) ప్రోటీన్ సంశ్లేషణ C) జీర్ణక్రియ D) నీటి నిల్వ

7. కణజాలం అంటే ఏమిటి? A) ఒకే విధమైన కణాల సమూహం B) అవయవాల సమూహం C) జీవి D) కణాంగం

8. మొక్కలలో పెరుగుదలకు కారణమయ్యే కణజాలం ఏది? A) స్థిర కణజాలం B) మెరిస్టెమాటిక్ కణజాలం C) జైలమ్ D) ఫ్లోయం

9. జైలమ్ యొక్క ప్రధాన పని ఏమిటి? A) ఆహార రవాణా B) నీరు మరియు ఖనిజాల రవాణా C) వాయువుల మార్పిడి D) రక్షణ

10. ఫ్లోయం ప్రధానంగా దేనిని రవాణా చేస్తుంది? A) నీరు B) ఖనిజాలు C) తయారైన ఆహారం D) ఆక్సిజన్

11. కండర కణజాలం యొక్క ముఖ్య విధి ఏమిటి? A) రక్షణ B) కదలికలు కలిగించడం C) రవాణా D) నిల్వ

12. నాడీ కణజాలం ప్రధాన విధి ఏమిటి? A) రక్త ప్రసరణ B) సందేశాల ప్రసారం C) ఆహార నిల్వ D) శ్వాసక్రియ

13. రక్తం ఏ రకమైన కణజాలం? A) ఎపిథీలియల్ B) సంయోజక కణజాలం C) కండర D) నాడీ

14. ఒక మొక్కకు జైలమ్ పనిచేయకపోతే ఏమి జరుగుతుంది? A) ఆహార రవాణా ఆగుతుంది B) నీరు, ఖనిజాల రవాణా ఆగి మొక్క వాడిపోతుంది C) పుష్పాలు ఏర్పడవు D) విత్తనాలు మొలకెత్తవు

15. జీవుల నిర్మాణాత్మక మరియు క్రియాత్మక ప్రాథమిక ప్రమాణం ఏది? A) అవయవం B) కణం C) కణజాలం D) వ్యవస్థ