Hi student,

If it asks you the board of school from which you did your class 10th, then you should enter the board that your school followed when you were in class 10th( example CBSE or ICSE etc.). Same goes for class 12th, if it asks you for information on

Hello.

Students who wish to do degree or diploma courses in Ophthalmic technology should clear 10+2 or equivalent examination, with a minimum of 50% marks in physics, chemistry and biology. To practice as a optometrist it is essential to have a Bachelor's degree in Optometry.

The program can be pursued

Hello Aspirant,

  As you are running out of time best practice would be to go through previous year papers and try to solve maximum questions of that pattern. Also go through maximum sample papers. Try maximum problems of the kind given in previous year and sample papers. To get the

Hello Umar,

Improvement exams are cnducted by all central and state boards for candidates of schools affiliated to their boards in case they are not satisfied with their own performance. 

As for your question, I am sorry but you can give improvement exams only for those subjects that you had

Hello Rexlin,

For sure your details will be accepted. Actually in case of ISC board exams conducted by Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations(CISCE), the Unique ID (uid) for class 10th and 12th remains same due to which they have asked for your class 10th roll number. Don't worry and

Hi Aspirant! In case,  if you have entered any incorrect or irrelevant details during the AIIMS application process, the authority will provide you a chance to modify/edit/delete the deficiencies in the application form and rectify the error.

The correction window of AIIMS MBBS basic registration 2019 will open from January

Hey Khushi,

Many candidates choose to do their PG in management because it opens an array of job opportunities in many organisations and big MNC's. Having only one degree with an expertise in a particular field is proving to be a thing of the past as companies need those skilled

Hi Sweta.

Greetings.

No,Maths is a compulsory subject for giving DU JAT which means you are not eligible for DU JAT.

All the Best for future.