Hello Aishwarya,
You are asking 4 different things at a time. Humanities is totally different field, then geology, navy and lastly marine biology.
Except for navy there are many colleges in India which offers course according to your requirement. So, please mention what exactly you are looking for, so that

Hello Dibyojyoti,

The basic statement of eligibility on the basis of 10+2 score for st Xavier's says that:

The minimum aggregate in 10+2 exam should be 60 percent. Those candidates belonging to the minority category should have 55 percent in their 10+2 examinations and those belonging to the reserve category

HII

Dibjojyti

If you are talking about applying and appearing for the St Xavier's mumbai's Entrance test 2019 . Then let me tell you that you should get more than sixty five % aggregate in your class 12th boards exam to be eligible for appearing and appyling for their entrance

Hello Rohit ,

As you said you're left with just only one month for the final exam. You can choose the following way.

Firstly try to clear all your doubts and basis concept within 4 to 5 days.

After that take all the previous year papers of JEE Mains or

Hello!Rahul

Nearly all engineering entrance examination is for both intermediate appearing or passed out.There is no such restrictions for apperaing candidate or for 12th passed out candidate.You can apply for COMEDK examination even if you 12th passed out.

You can ask if you have any other queries.

GOOD LUCK!

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You can ask your subject related queries here- 

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Hi Rudra Narayan Patra !

n-Propane cannot be synthesized by Kolbe's Electrolysis. Because by Kolbes Electrolysis only those hydrocarbons will be synthesized which have even number of Alkyl group. Through this method, the alkane is formed by the combination of two alkyl free radical.

Hello Shubham,

                         You convert your OGPA/CGPA marks in percentage. substract .5 marks from OGPA/CGPA then multiply with 10 this is the standard formula to convert marks in percentage. then you will get to know you are eligible or nor for this exam.

Thanks