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Hello,

How is the NATA or JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch) test cleared to pursue architecture as a career? Here's how it's done step by step:

Eligibility

• Pass Class 12 with PCM subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) or a 10+3 diploma
• Require at least 50% aggregate marks in 12th grade.

Exams

• NATA: Test administered by COA (Council of Architecture) to assess drawing skills, observation skills, aesthetic sensitivity, and the ability to think critically
• Mathematics, General Aptitude, Drawing & Architectural Awareness are some topics of the syllabus.
• JEE Main Paper 2: This paper comprises of Maths, Aptitude Test, and Drawing Test.

Study Resources:

1. Books:

• NATA & B.Arch. Complete Self Study Material by Ar. Shadan Usmani
• JEE Main Paper 2 by Arihant Experts
• Online Resources : EduRev, Byju's, NATA exam official mock tests.
• Practice: drawing, sketching, and visualising the 3D.
• Apply : After clearing the exams, apply to architecture colleges through their respective counseling procedures (NATA or JEE Main Paper 2 scores).

Hy,

If you've mistakenly entered your 12th year of passing instead of your 10th in the Postal GDS application, you should contact the helpdesk or support team of the application immediately. Explain your situation clearly and provide any necessary details. They will guide you on how to correct your application. Additionally, if there's an option to edit your application form, look for that in the portal. Make sure to keep a copy of all correspondence for reference.

Hy,

Applying for admission to a B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) program online typically involves several steps. While the exact process can vary slightly depending on the university or college, here is a general step-by-step guide to help you through the online admission process:

Step-by-Step Guide to Online Admission for B.Com

1. Research and Choose Institutions

• Identify Colleges/Universities: Research and shortlist the colleges or universities where you want to apply for the B.Com program.
• Check Eligibility Criteria: Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements for the program, such as having completed your higher secondary education (10+2) with the required percentage or grade.

2. Gather Required Documents

• Educational Certificates: 10th and 12th grade mark sheets, passing certificates.
• Identity Proof: Aadhar card, passport, or any other government-issued ID.
• Photographs: Recent passport-sized photographs.
• Signature: Scanned copy of your signature.
• Category Certificate: If applicable, such as SC/ST/OBC certificates.
• Additional Documents: Some institutions might require a migration certificate or character certificate.

3. Visit the Official Website

• Go to the College/University Website: Visit the official website of the institution where you want to apply.
• Find Admissions Section: Navigate to the admissions or application section on the website. This section usually provides information about the B.Com program and the online application process.

4. Register for Admission

• Create an Account: Register on the admissions portal by providing your basic details such as name, email address, and mobile number. You may need to create a username and password.
• Verify Email/Mobile: Some institutions send a verification link or code to your registered email or mobile number. Complete the verification process to proceed.

5. Fill Out the Application Form

• Personal Details: Enter your personal details such as name, date of birth, gender, etc.
• Educational Qualifications: Provide details of your previous education, including school name, board, percentage, and year of passing.
• Contact Details: Fill in your address, phone number, and email address.
• Choose Course and College: Select the B.Com program and the preferred college or campus if applicable.

6. Upload Documents

• Upload Scanned Copies: Upload the required documents as per the specifications provided by the institution (e.g., file size and format). This typically includes educational certificates, ID proof, photograph, and signature.

7. Pay Application Fee

• Fee Payment: Pay the application fee online using available payment methods such as credit/debit card, net banking, or UPI.
• Save Receipt: After payment, save the transaction receipt or payment confirmation for future reference.

8. Review and Submit

• Review Application: Double-check all the details you have entered and the documents you have uploaded to ensure everything is accurate.
• Submit Application: Once you are sure that all the information is correct, submit your application form.

9. Print Confirmation

• Print Application: After submission, you may receive a confirmation message or email. Print a copy of the completed application form and confirmation receipt for your records.

10. Follow Up

• Track Status: Monitor the admissions portal or your email for updates regarding your application status, further instructions, or the date for entrance exams/interviews if applicable.
• Attend Counseling/Interviews: If required, attend any counseling sessions or interviews as per the institution’s guidelines.

Ba LLB Graduates can work as judicial officers, corporate lawyers, legal journalists, legal advisors, and more. They can also pursue higher studies in law, such as an LLM degree or doctorate for which you have to give entrance exam like CLAT or university own entrance exams.

Apply to a legal company's graduate training scheme to gain experience.after experience you can get legal job in big law firms.

Hello pavan,

OTA is one time approval and after the completion of approval, the merit list will be generated,after that it will take sometime to get your scholarship, usually it takes from 20 days to 2 months to get the scholarship normally.

So you have to wait for sometime.

I hole it clears your doubt,

Best of luck.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

As per your question, after filing the FIR the police consider it for the purpose of further investigation and there is no need of you going there all the time. Also, I advise you to go to your respective boards where you have given the examination and get your certificates. Mostly, the authorities will issue you with the certificates in case if there is a genuine cause.

Hope this helps!

Hello student,

Based on your percentile, it will be tough to get into colleges through the JoSAA Counselling. I suggest you appear for the second attempt to improve your score so that you are able to get top colleges like top core branches in NITs.

However, you do have the option of applying to private colleges. Many private colleges don't base your admission on JEE scores, and the ones that do, many of them don't have a specific fixed cutoff. For reference, you can check out some good private colleges for B.Tech in India in this article: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-engineering-colleges-in-gurgaon

If you want to check your rank range based on your percentile, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main Rank Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor?

If you need more information regarding which colleges you would be eligible for based on your marks and details, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main College Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?

Dear Aspirant!

Preparing for UPSC (IAS) is a gradual process. Here's a step-by-step guide, considering your background in BSc Zoology Honours:

1. Understand the UPSC Exam:

Overview: UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) conducts the Civil Services Exam, which includes the IAS exam.

Stages: The exam has three stages - Prelims, Mains, and Interview.

2. Choose Zoology as an Optional Subject:

Subject Choice: You can select Zoology as your optional subject for the Mains exam. This involves an in-depth study of Zoology.

3. Start Early Preparation:

Regular Study: Begin your preparation early with consistent and regular study habits.

Current Affairs: Stay updated on current affairs through newspapers, magazines, and reliable online sources.

4. Understand Exam Syllabus:

Prelims Syllabus: Covers General Studies, including History, Geography, Economy, Polity, Science & Tech, and Current Affairs.

Mains Syllabus: Includes Optional Subject (Zoology for you), General Studies, and Essay.

5. Read Basic Books:

NCERTs: Start with NCERT books for History, Geography, Economics, and Science subjects. It provides a foundation for further studies.

6. Develop Writing Skills:

Practice Essays: Improve your essay-writing skills for the Mains exam.

Answer Writing: Practice writing concise and well-structured answers for General Studies papers.

7. Refer to Standard UPSC Books:

General Studies:  Follow standard books recommended by UPSC experts for each subject.

Zoology: Refer to relevant Zoology books for your optional subject.

8. Stay Updated with Current Affairs:

Newspapers: Regularly read newspapers for current affairs, national and international news.

9. Join Test Series:

Mock Tests: Enroll in a test series for both Prelims and Mains to practice time management and improve answer writing.

10. Follow a Timetable:

Organized Schedule: Create a timetable to cover all subjects and topics systematically.

11. Stay Motivated:

Consistency: Keep a consistent study routine, and stay motivated throughout the preparation journey.

Remember, UPSC preparation is a marathon, not a sprint. Be patient, stay focused, and continuously assess your progress. Regularly review your strengths and weaknesses to make necessary adjustments in your study plan.

Correct Answer: reverse
 

Solution : The correct answer is reverse.

So, this is one of the reason that the board that controls cricket in India and its most-popular league are looking at ways to reverse some environmental impacts related with the country’s most loved sport.

Explanation:

Reverse is the only word that can be used in the blank to make the sentence coherent.
It signifies going backward.

Meaning of the rest of the words

Jeopardize -Put (something or someone) in danger by placing them in a situation where there is a chance of harm, loss, or failure.

Publicize means to spread awareness of something.

Generate- to create

Correct Answer:  neutral
 

Solution : The correct answer is neutral.

One of the step taken in order to contribute for the same happened on May 9, 2022, when Rajasthan Royals joined hands with the energy management and automation firm Schneider Electric to host the first carbon-neutral cricket match against Delhi Capitals on May 11.

Explanation:

Neutral is the only word that can fill the space and still make sense of the sentence.
It means remaining impartial; not supporting or aiding either side in a dispute, conflict, etc.

Meaning of the rest of the words

Discourteous - behavior that demonstrates a lack of courtesy and consideration for others.

Barbarous - means brutally harsh.

Rouse- bring out of sleep; awaken..