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Here are some options you can consider if you're not feeling confident about NEET after your drop year:

1. Explore Alternative Medical Entrance Exams:

• State-level medical entrance exams: Many states conduct their own medical entrance exams, such as the NEET-PG, AIAPGET, and JIPMER. Research the eligibility criteria and

The first step is to be familiar with the SSC CHSL syllabus and exam pattern. This will give you an idea of the topics covered and the weightage of each section. You can find the latest information on the Staff Selection Commission website.

Once you understand the exam, create a

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The entrance exam for MBA and MCA programs in Andhra Pradesh's colleges and universities is called the AP ICET. You can get the e-books available on the mentioned link below of Careers360, please have  a look. AP ICET needs focus, consistency and a good plan. All the best!

https://bschool.careers360.com/download/apicet-ebooks-and-sample-papers

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You can the resources for preparation of AP ICET on the mentioned link below of Careers360. AP ICET can be cleared with consistency and a good plan. E-books for the same are also available which you can check out on the other link mentioned. All the best!

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ap-icet-preparation-know-10-tips-tricks-and-strategies

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Given your NEET score of 247 and 12th grade percentage of 68%, consider private or deemed universities and state-level counseling in states with lower cutoffs for private colleges. Institutions like SRM University, Manipal University, and DY Patil University often have seats available for such scores. You might also explore

Yes, you can definitely prepare for the AIBE (All India Bar Examination) even if you have a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) background in your Class 12. There are no specific subject requirements for appearing in the AIBE. The exam assesses your knowledge of legal principles and your aptitude for the

To join class 11 th for JEE preparation , student typically apply to coaching centers or schools with integrated programs that combined board studies and JEE preparation admission only involves an entrance test, some Institute offer scholarship based on performance,key Institute include FIITJEE ,Allen and Akash

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For GATE preparation, a BSc in Computer Science (BSc CS) is generally better than a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) because:

Course Content: BSc CS covers theoretical foundations and core computer science topics more comprehensively.

Relevance to GATE Syllabus: BSc CS aligns closely with the GATE syllabus, including algorithms,

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Yes, pursuing a BA alongside JEE preparation can be a good idea as it provides a well-rounded education and a backup option. In BA, you can choose subjects like English, which can complement your JEE preparation by enhancing your language and communication skills. Additionally, subjects like Mathematics or Physics