greetings,

honestly, that doesn't matter much. you can visit you school them and insist them on the correction of one of your markesheets if possible.

else you can get an undertaking made or a certificate made at the district magistrate office if you face any problems in admission.

you name

Hello Akash,

It's okay if you don't understand 12th science, not all of us can. It will take lots of practice and hardwork in the beginning. However, if you still are unsure about science, take another stream. If you already have chosen a stream, some schools do offer change of

Hello Nithish,

There are a lot of Engineering branches you can choose, if you like mathematics then you should go for core branches like civil, Mechanical, Electronics, Electrical etc. If you have interest in Chemistry then you should choose Chemical Engineering. And if you are intersted in biology then go

Hello Dev,

The 10th and 12th numbers do not matter in getting a call from IIT's for an MBA. The IIT's have a entrance test CAT, in which you need to get 95+ percentile to get admission in IIT's. Apart from eligibility to give the exam, there is very little

Hello Akash,

Difficulty in getting 95+% in arts stream is totally subjective and depends on the student itself. If you're a hard working student 95+% would be very easy to get. If you're an average student getting 95+% would not be as easy but still not hard. Just keep working

DEAR ASPIRANT,

Yes  ,If you pass the 12 th examination, and have got atleast 50%marks in each subject then you are considered eligible for applying for NEET exam.

hope it helped.

Hey.

  Here is a list of  various medical colleges in Delhi and their respective cut offs for admission under the State quota for the SC category in 2018. Considering your rank and last year cut off ranks your chances are less

North Delhi Municipal Corporation Medical College, New Delhi 65197

Dear Ritik

If your aggregate marks at 10+2 in English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are 60%, You are eligible.

The eligibility criteria for AIIMS MBBS

• For General and OBC category students: 60%.
• For SC/ST category students: 50%

Hope this helps.

reference link: - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-eligibility-criteria

Thank You.

dear aspirant,

If you don't get a seat in round 2, 3 or 4  then your 1round allotted seat are safe and if any chances to get a better seat than first then it will appear in next 2 rounds or csab ,you can go further round for better seat

Hello dear student, there are many good private colleges and you should take admission in some good college instead of any random college. There are many colleges in which you can apply following are the names you can try for admission if that suits you for the course in which