Hi Khushi hope you are doing fine,

There could be a one place solution for your problem or you can choose a long route too, its all depends which suits you better.

There are a few institutes where you can pursue your graduation in Liberal Arts, simply means you can have a graduation degree along with a number of other courses that you don't even know about. The reason why I am saying this is, only graduation is not enough in today's competitive world, you must have some skills in your hand, Thapar School of Liberal Arts & Science have so many Liberal courses where you can have your desired graduation degree along with so many highly demanded courses. You can visit https://tslas.thapar.edu/ to see what you can do here.

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Hi

I am extremely sorry to tell you dear but you are not eligible for JEE mains 2021.

This is because,

One is eligible for giving JEE mains only for 3 consecutive years from the year of passing class 12th board examination so if you have passed in 2018 , you were eligible for JEE mains 2018 ,2019 and 2020 only

For example,

Eligibility criteria says that to be eligible  for JEE mains 2021 for BE or Btech you just must be either appearing for 12th board exam in 2021 or should have passed it in 2020 or 2019 with Physics,  mathematics and anyone of Chemistry or Biology or Biotechnology or Technical Vocational Subject.

For detailed information go through

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria

Thankyou

Firstly , congratulations for getting such a great percentile.you did amaze.

Yes I my dear friend you are highly applicable as you got such an amazing percentile and so is your 12 grades . Just wait for the second and third cut offs because chances of first cut off are less if you are a general category student .

Hello student,

NCERT books used by CBSE board. NCERT books help students to understand the concept in depth and clear the doubts.

If you are from state board,you should go according to your state board syllabus for the exam.

Good luck

Dear student,

Hello there, I hope you are doing well. You see BSC admission are based on the Mark's you get during your 12th board in most of the cases. So if you score well during your 12th class you are sure to get admission. The minimum cut off Mark's required are 55% actually but this can vary from institutions to institutions. Some colleges may keep a high cut off while few may keep it low, this also depends on which bacholes course you want like BSC in computer science  or chemistry, biology, physics or anything else. If you really want to do BSC and you are not getting admission this year there are 2 options at your disposal,

1. Try your admission next year.
2. Try in another neighbouring state like Goa.

This is 1 way out for you. If a situation arises when in you cant get admission than apply for some small time courses that will helps you be it in computer or diploma courses. Dont loose your touch with studies that's the main point. Or you can prepare for some entrance exams.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

Yes , the theory part of DC pandey is useful for board exams

DC pandey books which has many volumes are more beyond board level and it also has questions from previous years IIT papers

It is so good to go for DC pandey's objective book for AIPMT / AIIMS which has 2 volumes

• Volume 1 is for 11 th standard
• Volume 2 is for 12 th standard

It has all derivations and theories required for boards

Numericals examples helps to solve any type of numerical

You can practice introductory exercises and JEE MAINS subjective portion for board numericals

But some are beyond board level

Level 1 Objective questions of every chapter is more than enough for  AIIMS and JEE MAINS.

If you are able to go through Level 2 , it means that you are well prepared for any competitive exams

Theory part helps to solve reasoning questions

You can also go through NCERT books thoroughly to be well prepared with basics and then solve mcqs in DC pandey books

So that you can tackle tough questions in board exams and competitive exams

Hope it helps

Good luck!

Hello student.

Hope you are doing well.

Yes DC Pandey objective book contains theory as well. The pattern of the book includes theory, examples and then so many questions.

The book is available in two parts vol1 for class 11 and vol 2 for class 12. You can definitely study this book for your boards exam too.

Go for vol 2 and the reasons you can refer it for boards are:

• It contains all the theories and derivations.
• As I said before examples are given which will help you in solving numericals.
• It contains a huge amount of objective questions which will help you for preparing the competitive exams like JEE or NEET.
• Go with the theory part thoroughly as it might help you in answering many reasoning answers in exam.

But I would highly recommend you to study it for boards only after a thorough knowledge of CBSE book of phyics. The reason being Cbse makes around 70% paper from the cbse book. The questions will not be same but the concept will be.

I think this might solve your query, have a great day!

Good luck!!

Hello aspirant

Bihar state board has declared examination schedule for 2021. It is to begin from 3rd of February.

Kindly visit following page for complete details

https://school.careers360.com/articles/bihar-board-12th-exam-date

Hope this helps

Dear candidate,

In order to qualify for NATA colleges you need at least 50% in boards with PCM and the qualifying marks for NATA is 50 mostly out of 200.So,you are definitely eligible for B.Arch course . But if you want to get admission then there are separate cutoffs for every college.These vary every year depending on numerous factors like no. of candidates appeared,seat intake,difficulty level of exam and category.

Moreover,your normalized merit score will be = 92/2+52=98 and your percentile will be = 92/4+52/2=49 percentile.

As you have not mentioned any category so I consider for general category.As per your marks you have difficult chances that you grab a seat in good college.Moreover,if you want a complete a scenario then go through the cutoffs of different colleges in past few years.

Check for more details through below link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/nata

Hope you got your answer.

Good luck!