You should not certainly put 75% in your JEE Main application form if your actual percentage is 74.8%. The reason is,

Honesty and Transparency: Filling up the form with the wrong information is a type of discrepancy, which can make you liable for disqualification at the later stages of the

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NEET 2025 examination , the application process is expected to begin in the 1st week of February 2025 ,  last date for submission tentatively set for the 1st week of March 2025 .

The application fee payment deadline second week of March 2025 .  there will be a correction

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For the JEE Mains application, the OBC certificate is essential if you plan to claim a reservation under the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category. Here are key points:

1. OBC Category Importance : Since you belong to the BC-D category, which falls under OBC in some states, submitting an OBC

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Yes , if you belong to the OBC category and want to claim reservation benefits in the JEE Mains exam , you need to submit your OBC certificate during the application process .

The certificate should be issued by authority and  specify that you belong to the OBC category

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I understand your concern about the JEE application situation, and I can see why this is affecting your study focus. Let me help clarify this for you.

First, take a deep breath - this kind of administrative issue can usually be resolved, and it's good that you're addressing

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For the JEE application form, follow these guidelines:

1. Year of Passing :

   • Since you originally passed in 2023, list 2023 as the year of passing in the application form, as it marks your first completion of the board exams.

2. Improvement Exams (2024 and 2025) :

   • For 2024 and 2025,

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If you belong to the OBC category but don't have the Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) certificate for JEE Mains, you should select "General" in the application form, as OBC reservations in JEE Mains are only applicable for OBC-NCL candidates. Without the NCL certificate, you won't qualify for the OBC

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Yes, you can choose to apply as an Unreserved (UR) or Open category candidate in government exams like SSC CGL, NTPC, or UPSC , even if you have an ST certificate . Here’s what you need to know about this decision:

1. Choosing Open Category : If you apply

The Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) is an important examination for students seeking admission to various postgraduate programs in fields like MBA, MCA, and M.Tech in colleges across Karnataka. For the **2025 admissions**, the details and application dates for the PGCET have not yet been officially released, but you

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If your name appears differently on your Aadhar card and 10th marksheet , it’s important to follow these steps to avoid issues during JEE exam and counseling :

1. For JEE Application and Exam : As the JEE helpline suggested, you should use the name exactly as it appears