Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing great !! See, doesn't matter the level of paper ,what matters is your level of preparation ! Don't waste your time to ask questions to many people and teachers ,all of us will say that paper will easy ,but the truth is different ,no one knows the level of paper ,everytime questions are made in such a way that both weak and bright students can do something in that ,there are every type of question in paper ,easy, medium and hard ,so depend on you ,how you see them and tackle them.

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Dear aspirant hope you are doing well..

Yes 75% attendance are compulsory for the board exam.

Rule 13 of the Examination Bye-Laws of the Board specifies the attendance requirements for a student to be eligible to appear for the Class X and XII examinations of the CBSE. Rule 14 of the Examination Bye-laws state the percentage of attendance upto which it can be considered for condonation and the grounds for its consideration.

Following has been observed:-

• Students, parents, and schools are not following Rule 13 and Rule 14 of the examination Bye-Laws strictly;
• They are not submitting desired documents and certificates of the Competent Authority while seeking exemptions in attendance;
• Schedule for submission of documents and certificates is not being adhered to;
• Schools are not sending all the cases of shortage of attendance to the CBSE;
• Students are not attending the school regularly; and
• As per the analysis of the result of 2019 of the students whose attendance had been condoned have performed poorly in the examinations.

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Hello aspirant,

As cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on many factors like number of seats available, previous year's cut-offs, number of students taking admission, etc.

As you have not mentioned your Caste Category, so I'm considering it as General Category and giving information based on it.

But based on previous year's cut-offs a safe percentage of 92+ to get B.A Economics course in St. Xavier's College, Mumbai for General Category candidates.

You can visit their official website for more information.

https://xaviers.edu/main/

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Hello,

Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) is expected to release the UP Board Class 10th and 12th timetable 2022 in February 2022 but the officials have not yet released the schedule. keep an eye on the official website or the link below for the latest information.  The UPMSP exam date 2022 will be announced on the board’s official website, upmsp.edu.in.  The Class 12 UPMSP exams after March 10 as UP assembly elections will be held from February 10 to March 7, 2022.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/upmsp/up-board-time-table

Hello aspirant,

Amrita University has started registration process for AEEE 2022 exam at amrita.edu.

The exam is likely to be conducted in May and June.

Amity University has announced the AEEE 2022 examination date for Phase 1 and Phase 2.

Phase 1 exam dates: 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd May, 2022

Phase 2 exam dates: 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th, June 2022 (tentative).

I recommend you to take Phase 2 exam as you can prepare for your 12 th standard exams now and after completion of 12 th standard exams peacefully you can write Phase 2 exams. But register for the exam before the last date.

For more information about it go through below mentioned link.

https://news.careers360.com/aeee-2022-exam-in-may-june-register-online-application-form-at-amrita-edu

To get more information about AEEE 2022 examination go through below given link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/aeee-exam-dates

May this information was helpful to you.

All The Best!!

Hello aspirant,

See from where you can get Domicile Certificate, there you'll get benefits of State Quota. If you have completed most of your education in Pune, you might get Domicile Certificate there or check with the eligibility criteria for getting Domicile Certificate and then you can apply for it. Or else you can get it from Indore as you were born there. Any one option can be suitable for you but based on your eligibility criteria, you'll get it.

Check below mentioned link to get NEET Knockout.

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

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Best of Luck!!

Hello candidate,

So, scoring 96 percentile in jee mains will get you any NIT, IIT, and GFTIs. You see, 96 percentile is a good score but it also depends on which year you gave the exam.

Moreover, GEN-EWS category has less cutoff as compare to open category, so you will get any NIT, IIT, and GFTI.

The category wise cutoff for 2021 is as follows:

EWS : MIN_PS_TOT -66.2214845 MAX_PS_TOT- 87.8950071

OBC-NCL : MIN_PS_TOT- 68.0234447 MAX_PS_TOT - 87.8950071

SC: MIN_PS_TOT- 46.8825338 MAX_PS_TOT - 87.8950071

ST: MIN_PS_TOT- 34.6728999 MAX_PS_TOT- 87.8474721

UR: MIN_PS_TOT- 87.8992241 MAX_PS_TOT - 100.0000000

UR-PH: MIN_PS_TOT- 0.0096375 MAX_PS_TOT - 87.8273359

I hope this helps.

Hi,

Hope you are doing well!

Some important tips which can help you are:

• You must know the syllabus very well, its the first step and you should also be familiar with the question pattern of the exam.
• You should practice previous papers and also solve sample papers to get used to the questions.
• Give mock test,it would help you with the time management.
• Make a time table and follow it strictly,also give more focus on your weaker areas of the subject.
• Clear all your doubts on time without any delay.
• You can make small notes of the important portions it would help you to remember well.
• In order to remember your studies, you must understand the concepts clearly. You can easily memorise the easier portions first. Then you can memorise and revise the difficult portions repeatedly. You need to  quiz yourself everyday. Writing can help you remember in a greater way. You can use mnemonics.

Hope it helps.

All the best for your future.

• First make a note of the syllabus and get idea of it.
• Prepare your own short notes.
• Make flow chart of the concepts to remember them easily.
• First prepare the topics you feel easy, to boost up your confidence.
• After than go for tough subjects prepration.
• After completion of the syllabus preparation then solve previous year's papers.
• See the type of questions asked in previous years and prepare accordingly.
• Then go for sample papers solving.
• Then take sample or practice tests.
• Finally revise all the syllabus.