Hello,

Yeah, it is possible if you want to repeat class 12th from NILS Biard to increase the lercentage. So, it's alright you can go for the NIOS board and fill the form easily.

Many students face the problems of low marks in 12th class due to which they are

Hello,

Sorry to say but what do you know it's not clear. I think you want to know about that you will become a resident for Delhi or not.

Look if you are completed your 10th and 12th from Delhi then you may consider as residential candidate for Delhi. Otherwise

Hello Rajesh,

As we all know that in most of the states and even CBSE and ICSE boards have cancelled the class 12th board examinations and for now the criteria upon which result of the candidates will be made is not decided and according to the latest updates a committee

Hello Zaid ,

The National Eligibility Entrance Test ( NEET ), formerly the All India Pre-Medical Test ( AIPMT ), is the qualifying test for MBBS and BDS programmes in Indian medical and dental colleges.

Eligibility criteria of NEET by NTA -

Candidates must have passed 10 + 2 Or

Hi

No, it won't affect your class 12th negatively. You can prepare for both JEE and board examination together because it's not like you have to separately prepare for board and Jee as the syllabus is almost ,the same the only difference is that Jee is objective while your board

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you will be allowed to sit in placements in Ramapuram campus only if your percentage in 12th is 60%, so let me tell you that in SRM entrance examination the minimum criteria usually stays above 50% in every college.

But I don't think

In general the answer is No!

See in general during the time of your admission you have submitted the documents and those are required for the registration in general. Now as you know that the registration are done in 9th/11th. So if you don't have birth certificate then no problem,

Hello aspirant,

The admission process for B.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology is different for different institutes. Some institutes select students on a merit basis, that is, on the marks obtained by the students in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 10+2 examination.

Some of the institutes grant admission