hi Aspirants ,

As per your query ,

To get Admission in GNM course :

Candidates for admission to GNM should have passed the 10+2/equivalent examination with English as one subject, minimum of 40 % marks from any recognized board. Candidates belonging to SC/ST 2 category with pass marks are

hello aspirant,

No, you cannot pursue BBA from Delhi University or DU without maths in class 12th. It is compulsory to have Maths as the main subject in your class 12th. Courses such as BBE, BMS, BFIA are offered by the Delhi University. Admission to these courses is through a

hello aspirant,

Yes, you can take direct admission as well in VIT ( Vellore Institute of Technology) in case you didn't get through VITMEE. Y ou can get direct admission into VIT but it depends on your qualification too . So, it will be Better to appear VITMEE and get

Hello Aspirant,

I hope that you are doing well.

The applications for BNYS are available on the official website from 11.00 am on March 7, 2022 to 9.00 pm on March 12, 2022.  The average fees of these courses in India are INR7000 to INR50000.

For more info, please visit:

Hello student!!

If you wish to take admission in Delhi University you need to appear for CUCET exam. Once your admission is completed the college asks a minimum of 67% attendance to appear for examinations. But most of the colleges are not so strict regarding the attendance even if your

Hi aspirants,

As per your query ,

Yes , you can apply for PMSSS again if you have cancelled the admission and have not continued/joined the college Alloted by AICTE .

Mathematics dia questions quarter paper

Dear student,

Hope you are doing great. YES direct admission is possible to get admission into BSc for Apollo medical college, you can get it by consulting authorities, or by applying through the portal. However, the fee structure for direct admission is different from the normal students who secured seat

Dear aspirant,

As you have passed higher secondary from West bengal board in 2021 and considering you would take a drop for preparation of neet then let me tell you that there is as such no criteria that your 10% marks will be deducted if you go through neet.

However