Hello

There is no such notice about reduction of syllabus of KCET 2021 yet . You can get detail information about the syllabus, exam date on the official website. So keep checking official website for further information and details.

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Hello,

Yes you can repeat the higher secondary examination. You can repeat it as much you want. But remember one think repeat the 12th examination each time will be reduce your chances of getting seat based solely on 12th marks each time. So think once more before repeating dear.

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Hello,

Looking at your kcet marks and previous year trends it is expected that you get around 60000 ranks.But this can vary due to the new rank calculation factor.

But this year KCET 2020 marks along with-

1)Marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics of KCET examination.

2)Marks obtained in

Hello Aspirant,

See percentage of class 12th is merely an eligibility criteria for appearing in JEE-Main and without appearing in JEE-Main you are not eligible for admission in B.Tech. courses in NITs. Whether you are private student or regular student you must have passed your class 12th from recognized central/state

Hi Candidate,

Improvement Examinations or Subject- Wise compartmental examination is meant for those students who have failed to score above the passing marks in the Boards Examinations, and hence are provided a chance to improve their percentage and clear the qualifications atleast.

It's good to hear that you have scored

Hi.

According to a report dated 13th July 2020 in the leading news paper Times of India, the Lucknow High Court has finally given the verdict about the Jharkhand State Open School (JSOS). The board has ruled out that JSOS is a bogus and fictitious board therefor is not valid.

Hi aspirant!!!

You can appear for jee in 3 consecutive years that means six year in three year. That's means you can take a gap of one year then give jee. But you cannot do one thing that is giving jee in 12th and then take a gap and then

Hello Ma'am,

IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) syllabus and education stands at an international standard whereas ISC ( Indian School Certificate) stands at a national level. IGCSE is a more creative and practical learning system whereas when it comes to ISC/CBSE, it may become a little theoretical as