JEE Advanced is an entrance exam for undergraduate engineering programs, while GATE, CAT, and NET are national-level exams for postgraduate programs.

The GATE syllabus is comprehensive and covers topics from the undergraduate engineering curriculum, previous year question papers, and standard textbooks.

The CAT exam consists of three sections: VARC, QA, and DILR. GK is not a section in the CAT exam.

The NET exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), which is an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Education, Government of India.

Relying solely on textbooks is not a comprehensive preparation strategy for entrance exams, as it does not provide exposure to the actual exam pattern and difficulty level.

The GATE exam is typically 3 hours long.

The CAT exam typically consists of 100 questions.

History is not a subject offered in the NET exam.

The minimum qualifying percentile required in the GATE exam to be eligible for admission to postgraduate programs is 60%.

Flexibility in study schedule is not a benefit of joining coaching classes, as they typically have a fixed schedule.

The NET exam is typically 3 hours long.

The CAT exam consists of three sections: VARC, QA, and DILR.

Law is not a subject offered in the GATE exam.

Candidates are allowed a maximum of 3 attempts for the GATE exam.

Essay-type questions are not a common type of question asked in the CAT exam.