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depends on what role you want in the Indian Army. There are a number of different cores in it. Like if you want to join army as an infantry solider then you should go for the CDSE exam which is held twice a year. The exam is conducted by the UPSC. And if you want to join army as engineer then you call apply through the TGC(technical graduate course) entry in which you'll be called for the SSB on the basis of your graduation Percentage/CGPA. There will be no written exam for this entry. And you'll get commissioned to the rank of lieutenant. The third type is the SSC technical entry. Which is quite similar to the TGC entry. There is no written exam for it. You fill up the form and get a SSB call. And then if selected you'll get trained for 2 years and then you'll get commission. The only difference between TGC and this SSC entry is that in SSC entry you'll get a short service commission which means you'll get a service of 10 years which maybe extended for 4 years(not necessarily).

I hope the answer was helpful. Please feel free to correct if I am wrong at any point.

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Mentioned below are the eligibility placement details of both courses on the basis of which you can compare these two courses:

BA Vocational Courses:

• Candidate must have completed 10 + 2 Class level board examination with 50% to 60% marks in the aggregate.
• After completing vocational course you can become beautician product development designer Home Economics vocational teacher.
• The major recruiters of Vocational students are Amul Dabur India Mahindra and Mahindra Toyota and Bajaj Auto.

BA (General)

• The candidate must have completed his class 12 with 50% marks in aggregate.
• After completing pasta of Arts you can become a content writer, book author, Executive assistant etc.
• There are not major recruiters of this course.

You can observe that BA Vocational will be more beneficial to you as it has more scope than the BA (General)

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Hello Gunjan,

Hope you are great.

As you said like getting into ISRO is your dream and you have not cracked it this time. Entering into ISRO through ICRB is much difficult compared to IIST. If you have the confidence that you can make it with a try in JEE 2022 then I suggest you to take a long term and prepare for it.

If you are feeling like you can crack it after completing your B.tech then take an admission and join the college. Confidence is the main asset. Let me give a clear process of Entering into ISRO by ICRB and IIST :

Going through IIST :

• If you clear the JEE Advanced cut-off of IIST and get an admission.
• Complete your B.tech course with CGPA more than 7.5
• They will directly recruit you without any other interviews.

Through ICRB :

• Fill an application form.
• Appear for ICRB written test in their allocated centers.
• When you clear the exam, you will get a call for interview.
• You can check the shortlisted candidates, whether you have cleared it or not.
• If yes, Your job at ISRO is confirmed.

Hope this answers clears your doubt..

As you have appeared for the improvement examination being unsatisfied for your marks and if you have passed the 10+2 in 2021 then your improvement result will be held final and the previous result will not be regarded to be valid. Now for JEE ADVANCED the 75% age criteria is waived off, so you have no need to leave the dream of IIT, you are still eligible for it.

To know more about CBSE notification visit the link below:

https://www.india.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/CBSE-2.pdf

For JEE ADVANCED eligibility criteria visit the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Ram,

First I congratulate you for qualifying JEE Mains which is one of the hardest exam of our country.

So don't say yourself a dull or any such thing as self motivation is the key of any success.

But as of now if you want to study in any if IIT's you must have to qualify JEE Advance exam.

As you had mentioned that you are from SC category, so you can avail relaxation in cut-off also, as previous year cut-off for SC candidate was

Minimum Aggregate Marks = 34

More more details on previous years cut-off, visit the link given below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff

So prepare yourself and Best of luck for your exam.

The following link will help you in further preparation for the exam,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-2021

You can use the JEE Advance College Predictor tool given below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope the above information helps you..

Thank you..

Dear aspirant,

To get admission in top IIT'S you have to study hard
and Make revision on studied topics. You have to Score above 90 percentile.
Total marks in JEE advanced vary every year, to get seat in top IITs for CSE you need to have AIR below 500.

Hopefully this will help you.
Thank you.

For civil service exam you need to graduate as per eligibility criteria for exam

if you do m.a then it's not problem you go for it and make focus on subjects liks which is in IAS exam like history , political science, geography etc

and learn it you can go on upsc website download your optional subject previous year question papers and try to solve it

If you need more you go on byju's IAS ,vision etc website and attend sessions which is conducted by him

Hi aspirant,

True, that fees of IIMs are too high and for a fact the fees of any top B. School is very high but it is equally rewarding as well. Also there are ample number of top B Schools offering MBA at affordable prices. Check them out here.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-b-schools-in-india-offering-affordable-mba

Now, coming to your question, since you've 90% in both 10th and 12th, you'll have a good chance of conversion provided you perform decently well in CAT.

Aim for the best, but somewhere around 98 percentile will fetch you the top B. Schools.

Coming to the next question, to join a coaching or not is entirely your wish. I have encountered students who have cleared CAT joining coaching as well as by self-study. So it is entirely your decision. But if you feel you lack concepts and need a clear understanding of the same, consider joining a coaching institute as you'll get a proper guidance to follow.

Hope this was helpful.

Dear Aspirant,

As You mentioned u are in general category then to get qualified in jee advanced and to get admission in top IIT and NIT u should do hard study because compition in IIT and NIT is so high. u should be focused on your aim.

• Study all those small notes that you have prepared during your classes or your study time.
• Revision is one of the most effective ways of learning.
• You have to focus on the concepts and practice from the books, sample papers and as well as online material.
• Please make main focus on NCERT Books and Concepts.
• It ill help you a lot in securing the good rank.

Here are some past year question papers-
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-question-papers/amp

Hopefully it will help you.
All the best.
Thank you.