HELLO,

Yes, you can surely continue your studies for the CA exam after class 12th , even if you want to keep learning science subjects

• See CA is open to all streams whether the student is from commerce , Science or Arts background
• You can do CA preparation along with Science studies

Hope this Helps!

Hello,

Yes, it is possible. Since you have passed 12th with commerce, you do not have the science background (like biology, physics, chemistry) that is usually required for veterinary courses . Most veterinary programs need a science stream (especially biology) in 12th.

However, you can explore some options:

1. Look for diploma or certificate courses in animal care or animal husbandry. These may accept commerce students.

2. Switch to a science bridge course if available, then try for a veterinary degree later.

3. Consider related fields like animal business management, veterinary administration, or animal nutrition, which sometimes allow commerce students.

So, directly joining a standard veterinary degree may not be possible, but there are alternative paths.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

To get accurate details, please ask your question again with the name of the application form which you are referring to.

Thank you !

Hello,

For an excellent job after B.Com, some of the best courses are MBA, Chartered Accountancy (CA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), and specialized courses in data analytics and digital marketing. The best choice depends on your career interests and goals.

I hope it will clear your query!!

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Hi dear candidate,

The NMMS scholarship exam consists of two test papers:

1)  Mental Ability Test (MAT)

2) Scholastic Ability Test (SAT)

Each of the paper is of 90 marks which totals to 180 marks.

You need to score at least 40% marks (32% for SC/ST) in each of the test paper individually to get pass.

Once you clear this exam you get a scholarship amount of INR 12,000 per year or INR 1,000 monthly which gets credited to students DBT account.

Know more about eligibility and other details at:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-scholarship

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Hello,

After 12th, the first thing you should do for MBBS is:

1. Prepare for NEET exam – This is the only entrance test for MBBS in India.

2. Register and apply for NEET when the application form is released.

3. Focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for NEET preparation.

4. After NEET, appear for counselling based on your rank.

5. Choose a medical college and complete admission formalities.

NEET is compulsory for MBBS in India or abroad.

Hope it helps !

Hello

You can still apply to BCA colleges even if your CET didn’t go well don’t worry, you have options.
KVM College in Rohtak doesn’t seem to offer a BCA program; it mainly focuses on education and nursing courses.
If you're looking to study BCA, consider colleges like MDU Rohtak, BMU, or Govt. College Rohtak.
Many colleges accept direct or merit-based admissions for BCA, especially in private institutions.
Being a reserved category (like BCA) student can give you relaxed cut-off marks and more chances.
For example, MDU requires around 45 marks in 12th (less for reserved categories).
Start applying early and keep an eye on official college websites for admission updates.
Even if CET went badly, your journey doesn’t end good colleges are still within your reach.