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i am sorry to say no you are not eligible for writing the JEE main becuse the JEE mainly concerned with mathematics role while you will concerned with low in terms of mathematics while the JEE main is concerned mainly with maths so its tough for you

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Following are the Final dates of PUC 1st year exam dates.

31st January 2019 - Hindi (9:00 AM to 12:15 PM)

31st January 2019 - Urdu, Sanskrit (2:00 AM to 5:15PM)

1st February 2019 -Geography, Mathematics, Basic Maths (9:00 AM to 12:15 PM)

1st February 2019 - Logic,

If you have the passion to do BBA, then you can definitely go for it. But you may face some troubles in the beginning as you are from the PCM stream and unfamiliar with the commerce subjects.



But you can always cover them up by self studying and tuitions. Though

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The most important factor to consider before you plan to pursue a law course abroad is to understand the difference in the degrees conferred. In many countries, graduate students can opt for an LLB and follow it up with an LLM degree. Although , many top law colleges abroad

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1. Indian Institute of Aeronautics, New Delhi
2. Indian Institute of Aeronautics Science, Jamshedpur
3. Indian Institute for Aeronautical Engineering and information, Pune
4. A.J.Aviation Academy, Bangalore
5. Indian Aviation Academy, Mumbai
6. Rajiv Gandhi Aviation Academy, Hyderabad
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You might get calls from baby IIMs but very difficult for IITs at this percentile. Maybe you might get a profile based call as you have 19 months work ex otherwise it is difficult as per the percentile you've given.

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Yes you can. After 12th there are various courses under which you can take admission and you can study abroad . Choosing the right University does matter. Having Global tie-ups with more than 306+ colleges in 65 countries, Chandigarh University ensures that the `Be Local and Think Global’ is rightly

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