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yes, if a university considers only PCM marks for admission and does not require GATE scores, then your  GATE score will not affect your chances of gettig admission. many universities, especially private institutions offer admission based solely on board exam PCM marks. while some may conduct their own entrances tests like VITEEE, SRMJEEE, or BITSAT. it is important to check the cutoff criteria for each university and ensure that your PCM percentage meets the required eligibility.

Writing the UPSC exam after an MBBS degree is not a bad decision, but it depends on your career goals. If you are passionate about public service, policymaking, and administration, UPSC can offer a fulfilling career as an IAS, IPS, or IFS officer. However, leaving the medical field after years of rigorous study can be a tough choice. You may also consider medical services like UPSC CMS, which aligns with your expertise. The decision should be based on your interests, long-term goals, and willingness to switch from medicine to administration, as both fields have different demands and rewards.

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If the PDF is showing only the introduction, try these steps:

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• Here, you will find all your downloaded books.
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Hello,

Yes, you can pursue computer engineering after completing NIOS . Here’s how:

1. Eligibility – NIOS is a recognized board, so you are eligible for engineering entrance exams.
2. Entrance Exams – Appear for JEE Main, state engineering exams, or private university entrance tests.
3. Diploma Route – You can also pursue a diploma in computer engineering and then apply for lateral entry into B.Tech/B.E.
4. College Selection – Choose universities that accept NIOS students (most do).
5. Documents – Ensure proper documentation, including mark sheets and pass certificates.

Hope you find it useful !

Hello Neha,

Since you like Biology and Physics (without numericals) and want to teach, consider these options:

1. Primary (Classes 1-5) – You can teach EVS, Science, and General Studies as these subjects have minimal numericals.
   
   
2. Middle School (Classes 6-8) – Opt for Biology and General Science (Physics here has fewer numericals).
   
   
3. High School (Classes 9-10) – Biology is a good choice since Chemistry has equations and Physics includes calculations.
   
   
4. Higher Secondary (11-12) – Best for Biology, as Physics and Chemistry are more numerical-heavy.
   
   

Since you like teaching and theoretical subjects, Biology for Classes 9-12 would be ideal. You can also consider Social Science for lower grades if you enjoy it.


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BIT Deoghar is a decent choice for BTech, especially if top NITs or IITs are not an option. It follows the BIT Mesra curriculum and offers good placements in CSE and IT. However, infrastructure is limited compared to the main campus, and placements for core branches are average. It is a better choice for tech-related fields.

Hello Rajan,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET if you have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English with at least 50% (for General), 40% (for SC/ST/OBC), and 45% (for PwD) in PCB.

During NEET counseling , only the 12th marksheet is required, not the 11th marksheet . However, some colleges may ask for academic details from 11th grade for verification.

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After completing graduation, you can pursue 12th again through NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) or a state open board. You need to select your preferred subjects and appear for the exams. Check the official website of NIOS or the respective board for eligibility criteria and admission details.

Hello,

Yes, you can pursue science again after graduation. Here’s how:

1. Second Bachelor's Degree – You can enroll in a B.Sc. program in science even after completing another graduation.
2. Bridge Courses – Some universities offer bridge courses for non-science graduates to transition into science fields.
3. Postgraduate Diploma – If your graduation is in a related field, you can opt for a diploma in science-related subjects.
4. Direct Master's Admission – If eligible, you can pursue an M.Sc. in a relevant science subject.
5. Open Universities – Institutions like IGNOU offer science courses for graduates from different streams.

Hope it helps !