Hello aspirant

Physical education is a graded Subject . It is mandatory to pass in P. E.

But it can't be replaced by any other subject . Drawing  also extra subject.  If you have not done well in chemistry , and if you have PCMB or biotechnology.

Suppose you are not qualifying with PCM, then maths  can be replaced by biology or biotechnology or IT or Technical subject to qualify

But  PC y are compulsory subjects  .If you are getting even passing marks in physics and chemistry then one of the above subject can be taken as 3rd subject in which you have got good marks but not drawing and P.E.

But to qualify for IIT or nit, you have to score 75% aggregate .

Hi,

Well follow the below link to Microsoft webpage where you will find the answer to your question regarding MS paint use without mouse.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/move-in-paint-without-mouse/9c57185c-1081-e011-9b4b-68b599b31bf5

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.

Hi,

Well just follow the link below to Microsoft webpage where you will get to know how to use ms paint without using mouse.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/move-in-paint-without-mouse/9c57185c-1081-e011-9b4b-68b599b31bf5

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.

Hello,

YES.. you can use MS Paint without mouse also.

This is a little bit difficult but you can still use it if necessary.

Click ALT key and use your arrow keys to toggle and to select buttons/icons in the tool bar.

To draw with a pen, you can hold the space bar and use the arrow keys to move the cursor in the required direction.

You can watch tutorial videos on Youtube for more information and clarity on the same.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

Hope this helps.

Vikky, for Starters, there is no minimum aggregate criteria for JEE Mains. You should have completed your 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Now Chemistry can be replaced with any vocational subject. But the aggregate is considered when appearing for JEE Advanced which is the gateway for IITs, NITs and GFTIs. For Candidates belonging to General Category, it is 75% and for Reserved Category Candidates, it is 65%. 75% or 65% is calculated from the marks scored in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Language and any other subject other than these 4 with the highest marks will be considered. So you cannot exclude Physics from the subjects. So retain Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English and the top scoring subject between CS and Drawing and then calculate the score.

Hello! Hope you are doing good

You can end up doing graduation in computer science because then there are certain posts in railways for which this degree is a must. If you like sociology then you can continue with that or even take life sciences in graduation as a subject if you like environmental education. if you like drawing then you can even take painting as a subject and carry on with your work. What career opportunities you have depends on what you would like to do.

All the best

Dear Lovepreet,

There are many career opportunities for Arts students in India itself. After doing your 10+2 you can opt for following courses:

1. BA(Bachelor’s of Arts )
2. B.Ed(Bachelor of Education )- Teacher Training
3. Hotel Management
4. Law courses
5. B.B.A,B.H.M and B.M.S
6. Journalism and Mass Communication
7. Event Management
8. Fashion Designing
9. B.F.A(Bachelor of Fine Arts )
10. Graphic Designing and Animation

Hopefully this answer is helpful to you.

Best of luck for your career.

Thank You!

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