I can understand the curiosity you are feeling to know where you lost marks or what you did wrong. It is obvious to feel this way and it is a general feeling for every student. Below is the link, you can go through it, it has all the questions as

Hey Aashutosh! There is different eligibility criteria for different specializations. According to the general eligibility criteria the candidate must hold a bachelor's degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. In case of the candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC)/ Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Differently Abled (DA) category, this

Hey harsh,

Only the latest caste certificate is allowed. And as much im aware of there is no such thing as general  caste certificate.neither any general caste student is required to submit any certificate. Unless the candidate belongs to EWS. And An EWS Category student can't belong to SC/ST/OBC. Yeah

Hello Arpita,

The place you are born in is your state of domicile.Since you are born in  Maharashtra it's your state of domicile .Domicile certificate/Permanent Residential Certificate (PRC) is a proof that you are citizen of that state .You might have done your 10/12th from outside but it doesn't matter

Hey there

Talking practically I would not suggest you to prepare for boards in order to clear exams like kvpy. If you would see the question paper of kvpy then you will find that they ask for the whole syllabus far before your college takes the final test of 11th.

Hello aspirant! Let me to inform you that according to the new rules the board examinations marks are not considered for calculating your jee mains rank list . The new rule has come into action from 2016 itself. And moreover your best 5 subjects will be considered for calculating your

Hello Aspirant!

Hope you are doing well

If you have lost your 10th memo, then you can download  it from the following link,

Http://memos.bseapwebdata.org/SSCResultsDetails.aspx

By the way you need to submit long memo for verification Process!

Hope this helps you  :)