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    Is it necessary for jee students to give all 5 subject exam in cbse improvement examination
    NILUTPOL Student Expert 19th Aug, 2019
    Hello,
    As per the JEE Mains rules for improvement 2019, we have discussed the points of concern below:

    If a candidate passes Class 12 but writes one or a few subjects for improvement or any other reason, then top 20 percentile cut-off will be considered.

    However, if a candidate writes all the subjects then the best of the two performances will be considered.

    So if you appear for improvement exam in all subjects the you get an extra benefit of getting selected from either top 20 percentile or 75%+ percentage.
    Hope it helps
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    I had pass class 12 in 2017.Am i eligible for January attempt of jeemains for B.arch and CEED.
    NILUTPOL Student Expert 19th Aug, 2019
    Hello,
    For Jee Mains a student gets three consecutive years for attempts. Every year a student gets two attempts to appear for the exams in January and April out of which the best one is counted in a year. As you have mentioned that you have completed your 12 in 2017 and that was the first year for your attempt in JEE mains. Then your next two consecutive attempts were in 2018 and 2019. So even if you didn't appear for the Jee mains attempts in the years 2017, 2018 or 2019, you are not eligible to appear for Jee mains 2020. Your jee mains attempts are exhausted. Please go for so e other private engineering colleges in India like Sharda, Amity etc
    Here's  a list of some good private engineering colleges in India

    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-private-engineering-colleges-in-India&ved=2ahUKEwj207T9yI3kAhVNbn0KHfBjBn4QFjAEegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3ZtyjIynwh5jLDs3nOHHoU

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    I scored 572 in neet 2019 i did not get any college should I go for 4th attempt general category, haryana state
    priyaankasarkar Student Expert 19th Aug, 2019
    Dear Sahil, that was quite a less margin that you have missed by. Haryana has few seats and hence the higher cut offs. While 572 is not a small score, it is painful to lose out on a seat with a margin of 4 marks. And to think that the cost of 4 marks is 1 Academic year is a deep pain. Now whether you should prepare for a straight 4th year or move on is your decision but I will attempt to lay the cons and pros. The obly con is you will be wasting an academic year. But if you are determined to study MBBS and you think you have the will power and determination to do it, then you should go for it. Never should you live with a regret that you should have tried one more time. Regret is a pain that no medicine can heal. If you have asked this question, somewhere deep within, you too want to give it a try and you should certainly give it another chance. But that will need focus and not diverting towards things that are unnecessary. It is true you will feel angry and you might end up hating the world or be aggressive but 'focussing on the right things only will help you'.
    If you want to guage your levels of preparation, this might actually help you:
    Careers360 is conducting the All India Talent search exam where students of 11th and 12th PCM/PCB can test their knowledge and enhance their preparation by knowing their stronger and weaker areas and win prizes and scholarships worth 1.25 Crore.
    If you are an Engineering or medical aspirant, it is a great opportunity for you. Take the test, perform the best, avail the scholarship and win prizes.
    You can win exciting prizes such as:
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    I scored 572 in neet 2019. gnrl ctgry,3rd drop, should i go for fourth drop,i didnt get any college... haryana state
    priyaankasarkar Student Expert 19th Aug, 2019
    Dear Sahil, that was quite a less margin that you have missed by. Haryana has few seats and hence the higher cut offs. While 572 is not a small score, it is painful to lose out on a seat with a margin of 4 marks. And to think that the cost of 4 marks is 1 Academic year is a deep pain. Now whether you should prepare for a straight 4th year or move on is your decision but I will attempt to lay the cons and pros. The obly con is you will be wasting an academic year. But if you are determined to study MBBS and you think you have the will power and determination to do it, then you should go for it. Never should you live with a regret that you should have tried one more time. Regret is a pain that no medicine can heal. If you want to guage your levels of preparation, this might actually help you:
    Careers360 is conducting the All India Talent search exam where students of 11th and 12th PCM/PCB can test their knowledge and enhance their preparation by knowing their stronger and weaker areas and win prizes and scholarships worth 1.25 Crore.
    If you are an Engineering or medical aspirant, it is a great opportunity for you. Take the test, perform the best, avail the scholarship and win prizes.
    You can win exciting prizes such as:
    50,000/- cash Prizes, Upto 100% Scholarship on JEE / NEET AI-Based preparation packages, Laptops, Smartphones, Amazon Echo, Careers360 Almanacs, Powerbanks, Upto 250/- paytm *Cashback offer
    Link: https://learn.careers360.com/careers360-talent-search-exam
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    I finished up to 10th in gulf.,studied 11th and 12th in tamil nadu.can i apply for mbbs in tamil nadu state quota.?
    Sriya Bose Student Expert 18th Aug, 2019

    Hello Aspirant! 

    Whether you will be eligible for the state quota of Tamil Nadu is completely dependent on the eligibilty criteria set by the official body. 

    In your case, you might be eligible for the Tamil Nadu state quota as per the eligibilty criteria set in 2019.

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    Im preparing at home for neet this yr I already had gap certificate of my first long term should I now take gap of this year or combine 2yr
    Sriya Bose Student Expert 18th Aug, 2019

    Hello Aspirant! 

    The duration of gap is completely dependent on you. If you think you will be able to complete the syllabus within a year then you should take one year gap. But if you think completion of the syllabus is going to take more time, then definitely go for a 2 year gap. But keep in mind, taking a drop can be quite an isolating experience as you get less chances to meet with your friends. It acn be frustrating too. So do not forget to take the required breaks for refreshment and relaxation.

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    For studying Biotechnology, will the Aspirant go for NEET or other Exam. What are the top institutes for Biotechnology
    Shreya Singh Student Expert 18th Aug, 2019

    Hello,

    If you want to make a Career in the field of biotechnology , then as such there are no specific exams. You can go for BSc in biotechnology in any university and admission criterias will be particular to that university/college. Some provide admission directly on basis of your 12th percentage, other conducts their own exams like IISC Bangalore. That is the best college in India for basic sciences and it provides admission through KVPY channel  or aptitude test as an entrance exams. You can check the particulars on the official website. If you have any other query feel free to ask me in the comment section.

    My best wishes for your future and upcoming exams.

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    Can we leave allotted college after meet mop up round 1st ??
    Ranjot Singh Student Expert 18th Aug, 2019

    Dear student, you can definitely leave the allotted college after the allotment in NEET mop up round. But if you have accepted that college and paid the fees for the same, then you will not be refunded any amount if you cancel admission. These are the rules specified by MCA.

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    I want to know where should I go for pwd certificate? For neet........,..and I need NTA help line no.
    Sriya Bose Student Expert 18th Aug, 2019
    Hello Aspirant!

    • Given below are the contact details of the NTA:
    • ADDRESS: C-20 1A/8 ,Sector 62 IITK Outreach Centre, NOIDA-201309
    • TELEPHONE NO. :0120-6895200
    • EMAIL ID.: ntanationaltestingagency@gmail.com
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    When produce will start for Neet 2020
    Sriya Bose Student Expert 18th Aug, 2019

    Hello Aspirant! 

    The brochure of NEET 2020 is expected to be released by the first week of November' 19. Also, the application process for NEET UG 2020 will start from the first week of November'19 and will continueupto the last week of November'19.

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