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First of all, you need to clear 10+2 with recognized board. Then you have to qualify NDA exam, after clearing you need to chose Army. Then, after 3 years course you will be sent to Indian Military Academy (IMA) for training. After training  you will get some post, then you can volunteer for para commander and after that you will be sent to para schools for training of para commander.

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the only way to make a free degree is to get a scholarship. if you have good education qualification or merit then you can apply for scholarship by performing best in the test/exams.

Nothing comes for free. even expecting a free degree from Aboard won't be logical. You have to pay fees and have personal expenses like hostel, mess.

You have to appear GRE/TOFEL and clear it so that you will be eligible for going aboard. Choose a college and go through the selection process. meanwhile prepare and apply for scholarships programs.

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You haven't mentioned the entrance exam whose application you are trying to fill. Neverthless, the Union HRD Minister has released the schedule for CBSE 2020 exams. The exams will be conducted from July 1st to 15th and then results will be announced tentatively in the month of August as the plans are to commence the Academic season from September. So please do mention the month of results as August 2020. If it specifies for date, you can put 31st.

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see if you are  really enthusiastic about b.pharma course and want to do further studies, age is not a matter of concern, however you may join nios for hs course, see due to covid 19 all over the world the economical condition will have a major change, so you need to study well to secure a good college, since you are already 24, so work hard to achieve your dreams.

Hello dear student,

First of all I would ask you to see what you want to be . Choose one thing. Don't be in dilemma of doing Everything because that won't be helpful. Choose wisely what you want to become. If you want to prepare for IAS  so it's better to choose subjects wisely and focus on the target. While you can prepare for IIT JEE and become an engineer after that . Totally depends on you . Although after doing IIT you can try for IAS too that's not an issue.

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Yes, board examinations do provide step marking provided your steps are correct.

For example,

If there is a question of 5 marks in board examination and you solve it and own mistakes are correct but due to a mistake in the last step you reach to a  wrong answer. Then in that case you will get at least 3 out of 5 marks.

Actually , answer sheets of board examinations are checked according to marking scheme and marking scheme mentions step wise marks so yes step marking is provided in board examination so you don't need to worry about it.

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To become an IAS officer you need to appear in UPSC Civil services entrance exam.You need to work hard and must have a preparation plan.You may attend coaching classes or prepare yourself, it depends on your adaptability and financial background.The minimum qualification required is a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized board or university.So as you have completed your class 12 you can take up any degree course based on your interest such as B.Sc, BA, B.Com (//B.Com) etc.

NEET PG is a national level entrance test organized every year to register the eligible candidates into MD/MS/POST GRADUATE Diploma courses at various private medical colleges and universities. It is mandatory for the applicants to satisfy the NEET PG eligibility criteria as mentioned--

1. The candidate have 1 year of  completed on or before 31 March 2020, may apply for NEET PG 2020

2. Foreign nationals have to temporarily register with MCI at the time of writing NEET PG.

3. You had pursued your MBBS and internship from a recognised University/institute/college.

These are some of the criteria required to be fulfilled by you. For details you can also visit NEET website.

dear Meghavi Soni, this is the right time to prepare for your competitive exams that may be JEE ,Advance or any other. The most important thing is you have to complete the topics of both physics and chemistry. While taking about physics it is a quite hard compared with other subjects because you have to remember all topics as well as derivation formulas to solve questions and in examination questions related to physics will take more time and also there may be high chances of getting wrong answers so concentrate on physics from now onwards even in second year also. when we come to chemistry all we have to remember is concepts regularly then we easily get good score in chemistry. before going to any study refer previous year question papers and practice more question through mock test. Good luck for your JEE