Helllo student,

No, the portion which was deleted from the syllabus for the academic year 2020-21 for HSC boards will NOT be included in the MHT-CET examination. The exam syllabus will only include the revised topics which were taught and not the ones which were deleted.

All the best!

Dear student,

UP board English medium 12th commerce syllabus has been released by them. The Syllabus has been slashed by 30% in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. You must go through the syllabus to prepare for exams accordingly.

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Hello sir,

Yes there is a chance that your son can change to science in class 11th after completing his high school form commerce stream, but it totally depends on the school that they would give admission to a commerce student into science stream as the science stream have always

Hello Sham,

You are suitable for the course you are interested in. The eligibility norms are as follows

• should have attained their higher secondary school exam with PCMB subject combination.

• should have at least a 50% score in the above examination.

• Some institutes perform their entrance examinations which you need

hii ,

yes ,  you are eligible for jee mains do not need to worry about it . just prepare well and give your exam .

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Hello,

Yes, you can appear for JEE Main and JEE Advanced even if there is gap in education in between class 10th and class 12th. A candidate can appear for JEE Main for three consecutive years from the year of passing in the qualifying examination and he/she can appear for

Hi Pranay,

First I would like to say its absolutely alright if you are not feeling confident enough as for now for your boards but just because you are having this feeling taking a leap through the entire year again shouldn't be in your mind right now as you have

Hello student,

SSC board papers are now quite predictable and you can easily expect quite a lot of repetitive. Just observe a lot of previous year paper until 10-15 years earlier and you would be able to predict some of the questions of each subject

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