The percentage of the PCM as well as the overall marks matters from examination to examination. For example, ICAR have the agricultural entrance which have a eligibility:

Candidates belonging to General and OBC category must have at least 60% marks in aggregate, whereas candidates belonging to SC, ST and PC category must have at least 50% marks in aggregate.

To know more about ICAR AIEEA visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea#:~:text=ICAR%20AIEEA%202021%20Eligibility%20Criteria%20%2D%20PG&text=Candidates%20belonging%20to%20General%20and,Candidates%20appearing%20for%20M.V.

To know more about GSEB SSC result, visit the link below:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/gseb-ssc-result

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Student

NIOS formerly known as  NOS was established in the month of November, 1989. It is the largest National open schooling system of education in the world. The process of demand  examination is that when the candidates  will feel ready for examination candidate will go straight to the examination centre and appear for examination. Term of examination was introduced and become popular as ODE. NIOS re introduce this process of examination that is ODE in the secondary level in the year of 2005. Now it has been introduced in the senior secondary level also. The previous years question pattern of chemistry for the class of 12 of NIOS may be had of NIOS official website : http://www.nios.ac.in>previous -year-question paper.

Hope this will help.

Hello,

Technical assistant is a job offeres by isro to the candidates who have done b.sc. And applications for same is released by isro you need to grab oppurtunity whenever it comes.

Mostly b.tech students offered scientist positions in isro where entrance exam is conducted followed by personal interview.

You need to do msc first in order to apply for various recruitment in isro.one thing you should keep in mind that academic performance is also one of the parameter taken into consideration so you have to secure as much percentage as you can otherwise it is difficult for you to get into isro.

Visit link to know about recruitment process

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment/amp

Good luck for future!!

See which subject combination you may or may not take is entirely dependent on the college you are in. So you can take admission to the course of Zoology with Physics and Chemistry as Generic Electives. But in general, the combination for the Zoology is Botany and Chemistry. Now if your college allows it then you can definitely go for it or you can find out a college which offers this combination and then apply for the course.

To know more about Zoology as a career, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/zoology-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello candidate,

As per your doubt,if unfortunately you fail in few subjects in 12th then government have a good plan for you,

Without wasting your year you will get a second chance after few months of board to prepare again for the subject in which you failed,

Hope this will help you,

Thank you.

Dear Zaid,

Hope you are doing great,

Yes, According to the Delhi High Court decision, students from National and State open schools are eligible to take the NEET exam, but they must meet both the age and academic criteria. However, the Medical Council of India has filed some petitions against this verdict, which is still being considered by the court.

For more information about NEET click on the following link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2022

I hope this will help you,

Best of Luck :)

HELLO Aspirant,

Information for Students

1. Eligibility
   • For Astronomy / Biology / Chemistry / Physics :
     • Must be an Indian citizen. (OCI students are eligible to participate till OCSC stage, subject to qualification.)
     • Date of birth between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2005, both days inclusive. Students must carry a valid proof of date of birth issued by a competent government agency to the exam centre.
     • Must be residing and studying in India since 30 November 2017 or earlier. OR Must be studying in an Indian school system since 30 November 2017 or earlier.
     • Must not have passed class 12 board examination earlier than 30 November 2020.
     • Must not have commenced (or planning to commence) studies in a university or equivalent institution by 1 June, 2021.
   • For Junior Science :
     • Must be an Indian citizen. (OCI students are eligible to participate till OCSC stage, subject to qualification.)
     • Date of birth between 1 January 2005 and 31 December 2006, both days inclusive. Students must carry a valid proof of date of birth issued by a competent government agency to the exam centre.
     • Must be residing and studying in India since 30 November 2017 or earlier. OR Must be studying in an Indian school system since 30 November 2017 or earlier.
     • Must not have passed class 10 board examination earlier than 30 November 2020.
   • To be considered for selection to the Indian team for international Olympiads students must hold a valid Indian Passport before the beginning of the respective Orientation-cum-Selection Camp (OCSC). The date of expiry of the passport should be no sooner than six months after the conclusion of the relevant International Olympiad. If you do not have a valid Indian Passport, apply for it immediately.
   • In addition, the selection of the members to the Indian team is subject to satisfying requirements such as age limit, parental and institutional consent, etc.
   • It is the student's responsibility to determine that he/she satisfies eligibility norms. If at some later stage it is found that the student does not meet eligibility norms, he/she may face disqualification from the programme. The student will be required to provide a copy of her/his valid Indian passport at the beginning of OCSC, should the student be selected for OCSC.
   • For detailed information please see the Science Olympiad brochure on www.olympiads.hbcse.tifr.res.in.
2. INO syllabus
   • Biology / Chemistry / Physics: The syllabus for INO is broadly equivalent to the senior secondary level (up to Class XII) of CBSE in the respective subject.
   • Astronomy: The syllabus for INAO is broadly equivalent to the senior secondary level (up to Class XII) of CBSE in Physics and Mathematics (calculus not included), elementary popular astronomy and basic knowledge of night sky observation.
   • Junior Science: The syllabus for INJSO is broadly equivalent to the secondary level (up to Class X) of CBSE.
   • For all the INOs, questions and problems are usually non-conventional and of high difficulty level, comparable to International Olympiads.
3. Travel
   • Students whose residence is at a distance of less than 100 km from INO centre will be deemed local. Students residing beyond 100 km from the INO centre will be deemed outstation.
   • Local students will be paid a fixed flat amount of Rs. 150/-per day. Outstation students appearing for INO will be paid fixed flat amount of Rs. 600/- as travel allowance.
   • Candidates from north-eastern states are encouraged to select Guwahati as the examination centre. In case Kolkata is the allotted/chosen centre, such students are entitled to Air Travel (Economy Class) by Air India from the nearest airport to Kolkata.
   • Overseas students are not entitled to any travelling allowance.
4. Accommodation and Boarding
   • No accommodation and boarding will be provided by the local Centre Coordinator for the outstation candidates. However, the Centre Coordinator will try to assist with information about accommodation.
   • Outstation students will be paid a fixed flat lodging and boarding allowance of Rs.450/- per day. No expenses for lodging and boarding for local students will be provided.

Hope this helps

Dear Student ,

As per the basic eligibility criteria for Computer science in B.Sc as well as B.Tech , you need to have physics, Chemistry and math combination with min 45-50% in 12th qualifying exam .

Note: The eligibility criteria may vary institute wise . But for B.Tech , you need to have physics as you have to appear for JEE or equivalent entrance exam in which the syllabus includes various physics topics .

Well, you can opt for BCA course , as per the BCA criteria .. student from any stream after 12th with a standard qualifying marks is applicable .

To know more about the above courses , refer to these links below :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-sc-computer-science#BSc-Computer-Science-Eligibility

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-computer-science-and-engineering

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

Hope this answer helps !

Hello candidate,

Chemistry is divided into three groups

Physical, organics and inorganic

For physical chemistry you have to solve more and more MCQs(use good reference book) and the formulas should be on your finger tips and your concept must be clear

For Organic chemistry you have to read NCERT and have to solve MCQs using a good reference book

For inorganic chemistry NCERT is must, You have to read,learn and repeat the NCERT book as the question come in line to line manner sometime.

Best luck,keep doing...one day you will achieve your goal

Banasthali vidyapith is a deemed university established in year 1935.msc chemistry is a 2 year full time postgraduate program offered by the university.

Admission in banasthali vidyapith jaipur ja based on entrance test conducted by the university.for selection it considers marks of your qualifying exam,entrance test and personal interview in the following ratio 4:4:2.

You can get full information in the brochure

Www.banasthali.org