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The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially announced the exam dates for CUET MOCK 2024 , marking a crucial step for aspirants seeking admission to various undergraduate programs across central universities. Scheduled to take place from May 15 to May 31, 2024, CUET 2024 exam date registration is anticipated to commence in February 2024. Prospective candidates must meet the specified eligibility criteria to participate in the examination. CUET 2024 To begin the application process, eligible candidates are required to fill out the CUET 2024 application form, available on the official website. Upon successful registration, applicants will receive the CUET admit card, a mandatory document for entry into the examination center. It is imperative for candidates to carry the admit card on the day of the examination. NTA ensures transparency by releasing the CUET exam pattern and syllabus on the official website alongside the official notification. Any modifications to the syllabus or exa

India’s space agency, ISRO, is set to launch its latest weather satellite, INSAT-3DS, utilizing the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh on Saturday at 5:35 pm. The GSLV, colloquially known as the “naughty boy,” has faced criticism for a 40% failure rate in six out of its 15 flights. Despite this reputation, ISRO aims to bolster India’s weather and climate monitoring services with this mission. The new weather satellite is called INSAT-3DS. In contrast to the GSLV, its heavier counterpart, the Launch Vehicle Mark-3 (Bahubali rocket), boasts a flawless success rate across seven flights. ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) also maintains an impressive 95% success rate with just three failures out of 60 launches. The GSLV, a 51.7-meter-long three-stage rocket equipped with an Indian-made cryogenic engine, has a liftoff mass of 420 tonnes. Despite its history, ISRO plans to retire the GSLV after a few more launches. INSAT-3DS, the satel

Forbes India, a renowned business magazine, has unveiled its annual roster of ’30 Under 30,’ spotlighting 30 exceptional individuals under the age of 30 across diverse industries. This year’s list features 38 achievers across 19 categories, meticulously selected by expert juries for each field. From Climate Change and Clean Energy to various sectors, these young talents are poised to leave a significant mark on the vibrant Indian market, embodying resilience and innovation. This year, the magazine introduced a new category - B2B. “Forbes India 30 Under 30 has yet again identified a remarkable array of entrepreneurs, professionals, designers, influencers, and athletes who have defied odds to pursue their passions and embody success. These young achievers are true outliers in their respective domains and individuals to watch for the coming decade,” the magazine remarked. According to the list, this year’s youngest winners are Aadit Palicha, 21, and Kalvalya Vohra, 21, co-founders of Zept