Hi Saurav,

Yes Saurav you are eligible for state quota of Maharastra. Since you are domicile of Maharastra you are eligible for the state quota. Make sure that you have the domicile certificate from the state of Maharastra.

I hope it helps.

Hello,

Admission through the entrance exam will be based on merit in the entrance exam.The minimum percentage is specified so as to set an eligibility criteria only those candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria are eligible to appear.Your class 12 marks are not considered while determining the rank except few entrance exam like EAMCET where class 11 and 12 marks are considered.Scoring the minimum percentage specified will make you eligible to get admission if you qualify in the entrance exam.

Hello,

Entrance test for admission to graduation in English(Hons) in BHU will be conducted for 2 hours.

There will be a total of 120 MCQs carrying 360 marks with the following sections:

• General Knowledge and Current Affairs with 60 questions,
• Language Comprehension with 30 questions(you can choose to answer in Hindi or English)
• Reasoning Ability with 15 questions,
• Numerical Ability with 15 questions.

The standard of the paper is based on 10+2 level, so it won't be very difficult, you just need to be clear with basic concepts, going through previous year paper will help you regarding this , you can access the same at http://bhuonline.in/old-qus-paper-2019.html

You can also go for mock test at https://g06.tcsion.com//OnlineAssessment/index.html?2289@@M211

You can refer NCERT book for Numerial Ability, Wren and Martin book for grammar, for static portion of GK you can visit any online resource such as GKToday and for dynamic portion go through newspaper everyday, the best option here is The Hindu, you can use the Internet extensively regarding this, visit the sites of various competitive exams, there are many sample papers for each section mentioned above to practice.

Hello,

Entrance test for admission to graduation in English(Hons) will be conducted for 2 hours.

There will be a total of 120 MCQs carrying 360 marks with the following sections:

• General Knowledge and Current Affairs with 60 questions,
• Language Comprehension with 30 questions(you can choose to answer in Hindi or English)
• Reasoning Ability with 15 questions,
• Numerical Ability with 15 questions.

The standard of the paper is based on 10+2 level, so it won't be very difficult, you just need to be clear with basic concepts, going through previous year paper will help you regarding this , you can access the same at http://bhuonline.in/old-qus-paper-2019.html

You can also go for mock test at https://g06.tcsion.com//OnlineAssessment/index.html?2289@@M211

You can refer NCERT book for Numerial Ability, Wren and Martin book for grammar, for static portion of GK you can visit any online resource such as GKToday and for dynamic portion go through newspaper everyday, the best option here is The Hindu, you can use the Internet extensively regarding this, visit the sites of various competitive exams, there are many sample papers for each section mentioned above to practice.

Hi Dear,

Computer Science engineering is a four year undergraduate course in the fields of computer engineering and computer system. The course is not an easy one but has good scope.You should go for this course only if you have interest in this field. A Computer science engineer can be hired on good packages from different colleges. With the growth of digitization, the demand for CSE has also increased. it is one of the highest paying engineering course. I'll recommend you to join a good college for the course if you are interested.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/computer-science-engineering-course

Dear,

There is no such time table or schedule which can make you a topper. You just need to remember a few points during your preparation. For NTSE the first thing that you need to work on is your mathematics skills. A student good in maths has an edge over the others in solving the MAT section.Language-The language paper will not be too tough but see to it that you don't take too much time in it.Science paper will be strictly based on your state/central board's prescribed syllabus books.Books like Tata McGraw Hill are very useful for NTSE prep( especially for SST and MAT).There is also Arihant's preparation book for NTSE. Give online tests as many as you can.They really help you to manage your time well.Have a proper idea of time. Make sure you don't waste too much time on one question/section. Otherwise you may not get the time to complete the paper.Try to complete the paper atleast 15mins early so that you have time to revise the paper. You follow the same tips for board exam as well like focusing on the important points and revising concepts. Solve past years exam papers. If you are consistent in your work, you can definitely top these exams. Don't lose hope. All the best.

Hope this helps!

Khushi, should you qualify in NEET and secure a seat in AFMC, there should not be any reason why you cannot take admission in AFMC. Now there is no upper age limit for NEET and NIOS Candidates or repeaters also can appear for NEET. So even if you have had a gap of 2 years between, if you hae completed your 12th  and passed in all subjects and secured the minimum required aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, you are eligible for NEET. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST.

To help you with your NEET preparation, we have NEET Knockout packages that you can check at: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/.