Hello Aspirant,

Yes as per the notification released by Bar Council of India for AIBCE XV 2020, the AIBCE XV 2020 will be of total three hours and thirty minutes and the exam will be conducted according to Open Book system. And on December 25th 2020 the Bar Council of

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Congratulations on your marks!! Now regarding admission to colleges, it completely depends upon which stream or course you wish to pursue. Since you are a Science Aspirant  you can sit of entrance exam such as Joint Entrance Examination(JEE) for getting admission to B.Tech courses.

Also you can pursue B.Sc

Hello Yash suresh deokar,

Hope you are doing well, now coming back to the question

For getting admission in diploma courses you have to clear the eligibility criteria.

Dear Student,

as per last years cutoff at the NITs, there are a good chance that you are eligible to secure a seat in some of the NITs such as,

• NIT Silchar
• NIT Rourkela
• NIT Warangal
• NIT Calicut
• NIT Kurukshetra
• NIT Durgapur
• NIT Hamirpur
• NIT Goa
• NIT Sikkim

As this

Dear Aspirant,

I will suggest you to get in touch with the state government officials who look at the scholarship details for the whole state. Kindly do some research on your part & contact the college & concerned authorities informing them about the discrepancy that has occured. Since you have

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Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is a public university which offers education in the area of science & research.

• UG Courses

IISc BSc (Research) admission is based on JEE Main rank

• PG Courses

Admission to IISc MTech programme is based on a valid score in GATE

• For MDes programme,

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Hello Dear,

As you have not mentioned the category which you belong and the examination in which you appeared and get 200 marks. If this marks is of NEET then For qualifying in NEET, students must have to score minimum of 50 percentile for UR and 40 percentile for SC/ST/OBC

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If you were supposed to give boards this year but you couldnt because of the corona virus and the lockdown, it is understandable as some students could not manage to give their boards due to risks as well as because they were infected and they couldnt physically give the