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Kindly clarify your query so we can provide you the details accordingly. You are asking about the question paper of which entrance exam?

hello nikhitha..,

At this last moment, don't try to attempt to study any new topic. Reading new topics will confuse you during the exam. Instead of reading new topics, students are advised to revise all the important formulae and concepts two to three times before the exam. Especially with just

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Indian Civil Service exams is one among the toughest exams of the country.The selection process will be done through three stages, Prelims, Mains and Interview.The pass percentage in the UPSC exam is less than 1%.So,it requires a focused preparation and right strategy to score good results in the exam.First,know

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Dear Aspirant,

As not much more time left for Jee mains January attempt so I will ausugge you to focus on your revision and hand made notes. Follow the NCERT and do previous year question papers.

Feel confident and have positive vibes in you that this time you will secure

First of all, A Big Congratulations to you for securing a decent percentile. I hope you are satisfied with your percentile, I am proceeding forward with my answer.

This list contains a list of decent colleges which you will get with your percentile and by decent, I mean which will

Hi Nikita,

I would ask you to calm down. as there as very less days left for the examination, you should not try to do anything new but instead, thoroughly revise whatever you have already studies. You can also use our B.Tech. Companion program for mock test and sample MCQ-type

Hi Neha

Yes , you can pursue MSc Microbiology after BSC Biotechnology. MSc Microbiology is a postgraduate course for duration of 2 years. It is the chemistry and biology for the investigation of the living systems and the relationship with the environment.

Only  college of Varanasi you can apply for

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for semester preparation you should follow the books suggested by you to your college faculty. see gate and semester exam is totally two different type exam, for understanding for basic conceptual part any good text book will be good. gate is numerical question type exam. you need to solve