UPSC or the civil services (including being a judge) comes much karte. Since you have completed class 12, you should now proceed for a graduation degree like BA, BBA, LLB in your desired stream and subjects and parallely prepare for UPSC exam for civil services and Judicial Exam for being

Hi Prateek ! Through this rank you may not expect a good nit with good branch but can expect lower nits with low or good branches. Well admission in GFTI is also possible. You can get a good GFTI with good branches because their cut-off is quite low. So best

Hi Chinmay!! I would like to inform you that To be eligible for becoming a Drug Inspector for most qualification is Bachelor degree in Pharmacy. For joining B. Pharmacy or equivalent course one should be 10+2 Class pass with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) as main subjects.

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Well, it's a fact that most of the colleges of good repute with history of imparting good quality education put a lot of emphasis on the marks one get in 12th class. However, that's not the last thing. These college also conduct entrance exam followed by personal interview. So,

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For CET Candidates must have scored a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in class 12 or equivalent exam from a recognised board/ University with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

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No, you can appear for the subjects you have failed in this year. HSC conducts improvement exams in July. Apply for the subjects you have failed in and reappear for the exam. If you do not wish to give the exam this year, then you have to appear for all

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You have scored average score. But your state , andhra pradesh have very high cutoffs even in private medical colleges manangement quota , the last cutoff was 488 for AU area for Konaseema college of medical sciences , you have slight chances in this college because it is

Hi Rajesh,

Not all government colleges are better than private colleges. People prefer to study in government colleges due to their low fees which ultimately gives high return on investment.

Government colleges like IIT, NITs are better than private colleges due to their high level infrastructure and excellent faculty as