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The number of selected candidates depends on the number of vacancies released that year. But as per the info available, approximately every year 180 candidates are selected for the Indian Administrative Service.

To know more about UPSC IAS visit the link provided below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

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

Hello,

It seems you're an art aspirant in 11th standard, prior to deciding your graduation 10+2 level, you have to understand your areas of interest, skills and the kind of job profile that you will be looking for in future, and this is important because your decision to appear for UPSC in future has to be either with a back up plan or without a back-up plan, now UPSC hasn't put any restrictions for candidates to belong to specific stream to be eligible for the exam, also it's too early to think that UPSC is only the goal of your life, because you're too young and moreover you might not know how your aspirations can take shape say in the coming years,  if you want to have a back-up plan then  you can go for law, management or anything else that interests you, if not then from the perspective of UPSC exam having subjects like political science, geography, economics, history, publics administration etc in graduation help a lot as there is considerable overlap with general studies and optional subjects.

Hello candidate,

The formula for calculating out the formal charge of a compound is given by the formula- Formal Charge = [Number of valence electrons on atom] – [number of non-bonded electrons + number of bonds].

Hence, using this formula we get the formal charge on phosphate ion equal to -1, but on experimental basis it comes out to be -.75 because of the involvement of valence electrons in resonance effect other than just chemical bonding .

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Hi Snehal!

Absolutely not!

There is no problem if you pursue your degree from the college which is outside Maharashtra and you do training in Maharashtra. However, you can get more opportunities to learn things if you come out of your comfortable zone. And there are many colleges in India which offer training opportunities to students in various corporate firms or organization. You can choose from those (offered by college) or you can apply off - campus. That is definitely your choice.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, logarithmic expansion and exponential series comes under the syllabus of jee mains.

For the whole syllabus of mathematics of jee mains please visit this link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-mathematics-syllabus

For jee mains sample paper please visit this link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-sample-papers

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Feel free to ask any questions

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Hey,

Your question is not clear to me to be very honest . But as far as I can understand that you want to know whether you will be able to take admission in college as your results comes in June.

See if the college notification is out and they consider your boards marks then they will surely keep their deadline in accordance with the results schedule. Because of the pandemic everything is delayed and it's no one's fault. They will understand the situation and will come up with dates suitable for you.

Don't worry.

Hope that helps.

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hi,

In computer science or IT technology domain OS refers as operating system, it is an mandatory platform or knowledge you have to learn to become a  software professional. mainly software engineers works involves, programming, data management, web development etc. since you are interested for research and analytics it would be best to choose b.tech in computer science engineering. cse syllabus is more precise than IT and have further higher study streams to choose. however you must learn about latest technology apart from your college or university syllabus to pursue your long term goal.

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Hello candidate,

Earlier in the West Bengal, the Seikh community was not included in the Central other backward classes group as per the central government.

But, in modified list of the groups of West Bengal which country under Central OBC category The chef community was included recently.

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Hello,

Whenever a male applies for EWS certificate, then if he is married then his total family income (his income + his wife's income) is taken into consideration and if he is not married, then his parent's total income is taken into consideration.

Similar is case of a woman. You are asking about a married woman, then she comes under EWS category if her husband comes.

Hi,

Yes, AIIMS MBBS eligibility criteria for minimum of 60% marks in class 12th still exist and is for this year too. However, apart from AIIMS, for admissions in other colleges and to be eligible for NEET you will have to score at least 50% if you belong to the general category. There is a relaxation of 5% and 10% for reserved categories.

Here is link that you can refer for details on NEET 2021: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

I hope this helped you.