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This is a process you can follow for his admission.

To select a college and course for your son interested in blockchain:

1 Research colleges offering blockchain courses.

2 Check admission criteria and eligibility.

3 Consider industry connections and alumni feedback.

4 Consult with career counselors or professionals for guidance.

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I understand your frustration on failing to pass in any entrance exam for class 11th CBSE. However, I recommend you to continue with your current school, if you have not taken TC from there, and continue your class 11th from ISC board itself because it doesn't really matter which board you are in because majority of the syllabus is same class 11th onwards. In case you still wish to go for class 11th in CBSE board, I recommend you to connect with more schools who can offer admission based on academics or by giving more entrance exams.

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In many cases, the marksheets may be sent to your school for distribution, while in others, they may be delivered directly to your home address.To ensure clarity, it is always best to contact your schools examination department or the CBSE regional office for information on how improvement exam mark sheets are distributed.

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Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing well ! See , it doesn't matter whether you give improvement exam or not . Your result must be pass . You will be Eligible don't worry about that ,just focus on your preparation.

The criteria is ;-

Candidates must have passed 10+2 with 60% Marks in PCB for admission to MBBS at AFMC. Admission to PG courses such as MD & MS at AFMC is based on NEET PG. For PG Courses, applicants must have an MBBS Degree along with 1-year Internship.

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Yes, if you have completed your intermediate with PCM from the UP Board, you can pursue intermediate with PCM again from the CBSE Board, provided you meet the eligibility criteria set by the CBSE Board. You should carefully read and fulfill the rules and requirements of the CBSE Board for intermediate admission, and if you meet them, you can pursue intermediate with PCM from the CBSE Board.

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• Passing NIOS in October 2024 will make you eligible for NIT admissions in 2025 . NIT admissions are based on your performance in entrance exams like JEE Main, which typically happen in January and April. These exams consider the previous year's Class 12th board results (or equivalent exams like NIOS).

Here's why 2025 is more likely:

• JEE Main 2024 Admissions: The application process for NITs through JEE Main 2024 is likely complete by now (May 2024). They consider your 2023 Class 12th marks (CBSE in this case).
• NIOS Results: Since NIOS results typically come out after the NIT admission process, your October 2024 NIOS marks wouldn't be available for JEE Main 2024.

Looking Ahead (2025 Admissions):

• Focus on JEE Main: Since you have a computer science background, focus on preparing for JEE Main 2025. This exam tests your knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, crucial for engineering programs at NITs.
• NIOS Preparation: Utilize the time between now and October 2024 to prepare for your NIOS exams.
• Eligibility Criteria: Remember, NITs typically require a minimum of 75% marks in Class 12th (or equivalent) for general category students (65% for SC/ST). Ensure you meet this criteria in your NIOS exams.