Nanhi Pari Seemant Engineering Institute, Pithoragarh All Questions

Yes, your daughter, born on 22nd January 2012, is eligible to appear for the CBSE Class 10 board exams in 2025, provided she meets the age requirements and other academic criteria set by the board. According to CBSE guidelines, the minimum age for a student to appear in the Class

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Yes, you can sit for 2025 board exams as a private candidate, especially if you did not attend the board exams in 2024. A private candidate like you has to apply at the online interface of the website of the board, which releases the application form at the end

This KCET Cutoff is the minimum rank candidates require for admission to the B.Sc Agriculture course. You can check round-wise KICET Cutoff for Agriculture in the article below. Based on the previous year cutoff ranks, KCET Agriculture Cut off for General was 33890 and for Kannad category was 34372

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Given your situation, here’s how you can approach the counseling processes:

1. COMEDK Counseling

• Chances : With a COMEDK rank of 37099, you may have a chance to secure seats in some of the decent engineering colleges in Karnataka, though top branches like CSE might be tough to

If you joined SIT college in the first round of KEA seat allotment but did not report to the KEA authority, your seat will be considered "cancelled" and you will not be eligible to participate in subsequent rounds of counselling, even if you are physically attending classes at SIT college;

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To know about the colleges you might qualify based on your rank, visit the link below. It includes a college predictor which matches your rank with potential colleges.

WBJEE College Predictor

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So you're in 10th standard and interested in SIT, huh? That's great you're thinking ahead about your education! Just to make sure we're on the same page - when you say SIT,

Yes, you are eligible to sit for the SSC (Junior Hindi Translator) exam even if you did not study Hindi in your B.A. or M.A. in English.

The SSC JHT exam evaluates a candidate's proficiency in Hindi and English. While having studied Hindi in your previous degrees can be beneficial,

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To appear in JEE MAIN exam, a student must have scored 75% (General Category), 65% (SC\ST) with physics, chemistry, mathematics and english as their core subjects.

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

Kindly look into the given link to know more.

Yes you can sit in the JAM EXAM as long as you have completed your Bachelor's degree by the time of admission.there is no problem if you have active backlog at the time of giving exam they just evaluate candidates on the basis of their marks in IIT JAM.you just