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AMECET is a national level common entrance test for admission into Govt. approved Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Institutes.

In a country like India, which has the fastest growing aviation industry in the world, this course can provide ample of job opportunities. Safety is very important issue, when it comes to

Hi Aspirant!
Depending upon your field, the minimum qualifying marks differs. Also, every year, there is a different set of marks.

However, the basic qualifying criteria is that you have to achieve a minimum of 40% in both the papers of the exam. Then a separate list is prepared where

NEET and JEE Mains are 2 different exams and you need 2 different approaches altogether for it. You can rub off one's outcome on another preparation. If you are a NEET aspirat, move on from your January session result and focus on NEET preparation. What you cannot afford right now

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Chances are very less to get a seat in colleges with 17 percentile in the JEE Main exam. You should appear for the JEE Main april exam and aim to score well in the april attempt. Study hard and prepare a strategy to score better in the JEE exam.

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yes, you can do msc course in rajasthan university, the basic eligibility criteria is you need to pass your graduation course on relevant discipline from a recognized university.

pg courses of msc is available in rajasthan university,

M. Sc  Botany

M. Sc. (Bio-Technology)

M. Sc. (Chemistry)

M. A./M. Sc.

Dear Aspirant,

UGC NET or National Eligibility Test is one of the toughest exams in India. The eligibility criteria for the same is as follows:

1. Candidate should have a Master's degree from a recognised University
2. Applicants appearing for their final round of exams in 2020 can also apply.
3. Applicant should