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If you belong to Other Backward Caste category you need to get a minimum aggregate of 70% in the reservation category of Backward caste to get admission in BCom LLB course at University institute of legal studies, Panjab University Chandigarh as there is no separate reservation for students belonging
Hi, all students who have appeared for NEET and are qualified are eligible for the Deemed universities. The All India Counselling conducted by MCC (Medical Counseling Committee) is done for the purpose of taking admission in MBBS and BDS courses across India on the basis of your NEET score. You
Thermal radiation tends to spread out in all directions and not just up. When you are standing a few steps back from a large campfire, most of the heat you are receiving is being delivered to you via thermal radiation. Although the hot air of the campfire's flame travels mostly
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Yes, one can pursue MTech after successful completion of a BSc degree if the course is of 4-year long duration. But if one has completed BSc with a 3-year undergraduate degree then students need to complete their MSc. first before applying for MTech.
The eligibility for Mtech in renewable
Yes, the history of arrears affect the IIM Selection process. They check your marks of 10th, 10+2 and Graduation. The backlogs might put bad impression during PI round. But still you are eligible and you may give entrance and might be shortlisted. So give it a chance and prepare
The eligibility criteria for B.sc computer science is 50%-60% in 10+2 with MCP as the subjects. Your percentage is 88% so you are eligible for B.Sc computer science. Coming to the admission, the criteria varies from college to college where few colleges take admissions based on 10+2 merit while
Congratulations! 84% is a good score. In order to apply in Punjab University minimum 50% marks are required. However, to get into most courses minimum 80% is required. You will most probably be able to get into one or the other course with your score. As far as Defence quota
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Economically Weaker Section (EWS) in India is a section of the population connected to the income established category with no reservation possessing yearly household wealth shorter than INR 8 lakh and who do not concern to any category such as SC/ST/OBC in the country, nor MBC in Tamil
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Hope you are doing well ! If you want to do any two courses together then one of them should be on regular basis and one should be from private university so if this criteria is fulfill then you can do both the courses simultaneously.
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