While having two marksheets from different boards (CBSE arts and NIOS PCB) is generally acceptable for NEET, your current situation wouldn't qualify you. The CBSE sheet lacks the crucial Physics, Chemistry, and Biology subjects. For NEET eligibility, both marksheets combined must cover all three subjects and you must meet the

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From what I could conclude, you've passed your half yearly examination with barely passing marks in Chemistry and are planning to take a medical leave for the final examination with the question that if you will be promoted to the next class that is 12th. If that's the case,

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The eligibility criteria for BSc Forensic Science in any college/university is for you to have science (Physics, Chemistry, Math/Biology) in your 11th and 12th grade from a recognized Board of Education (like CBSE, ISC, any State Board, etc.) from the UGC. You need to have an aggregate percentage

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If you're planning to pursue MCA after completing B.Com Computer Applications, the duration of the MCA program is generally three years. It's a great choice if you want to study deeper into the field of computer applications and gain specialized knowledge in areas like software development, database management, and

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As per your marks in Physics and Chemistry they meet or exceed expectations, but your score in Mathematics might be below the cutoff threshold for IIIT Hyderabad. Check the institutes official website or contact the admissions office for specific eligibility criteria.

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Correct Answer: Peter Debye

Solution : The correct answer is Peter Debye.

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