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To be eligible for AIIMS Delhi under the OBC category if they score 720/720 in NEET.

Eligibility Criteria for AIIMS Delhi through NEET:

1. Minimum PCB Aggregate : AIIMS requires a minimum of 50% (OBC) aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) combined in board exams.

2. NEET Score : A perfect 720/720 is an excellent score, ensuring high chances of admission.

3. Physics Score Concern : The candidate has 51/100 in Physics , which might be a concern if the overall PCB percentage falls below the required threshold.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.

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Pursuing a Master of Arts (MA) in English in India offers a range of options, with course fees varying based on the institution and mode of study. Here's a detailed overview:

1. Fee Structure Overview:

• Government Institutions: Annual fees typically range from 10,000/-  to 22,000/- .
• Private Institutions: Annual fees can vary between 15,000/- and 50,000/-
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Hello Tejas,

The 75% criteria for JEE Mains is based on the overall aggregate percentage of all subjects in your Class 12 board exams, not individual subjects.

For eligibility in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs , you must either:

1. Score 75% aggregate (General/EWS) or 65% (SC/ST) in your board exams , or
   
   
2. Be in the top 20 percentile of your board.

For other colleges, eligibility depends on their admission rules.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

No need to worry, as this is a common mistake. Here's what you should do:

• The name written instead of the signature on the OMR sheet may not impact the result.
• Continue signing as per the instructions on the admit card for the rest of the papers.
• Ensure your signature matches the one on the admit card for consistency.
• If there's any confusion, contact the invigilator or exam authorities for clarification during the exam.
• Stay calm and focus on completing the paper without stress.

Wishing you the best !

Hello there,

CBSE instructs using only a ballpoint pen for OMR sheets. Since you used a V7 pen for part of it, the scanner may face issues reading your responses.

Possible Outcomes:

1. If readable, no issue.
2. If rejected, CBSE may manually verify your sheet.
3. Reevaluation is unlikely, but manual checking is possible.

If needed, you can contact CBSE after results for clarification.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

For BITSAT English and Reasoning, here are some recommended books:

English

1. Wren & Martin's English Grammar: A classic for grammar rules and practice.

2. Barron's English Grammar: Comprehensive coverage of English grammar.

3. A Mirror of Common Errors: Helps identify and correct common errors.

4. Plinth to Paramount (Volume 1 & 2): Improves vocabulary and comprehension.

5. BITSAT English Proficiency: A BITSAT-specific guide with practice questions.

Reasoning

1. A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning: Develops logical reasoning skills.

2. Analytical Reasoning: Improves analytical thinking and problem-solving.

3. R.S. Aggarwal's Logical Reasoning: A comprehensive guide with practice questions.

4.BITSAT Reasoning and Logical Proficiency: A BITSAT-specific guide with practice questions.

5. Arihant's Logical Reasoning: Covers various aspects of logical reasoning.

Remember, practice consistently and focus on improving your weak areas. Best of luck for your BITSAT preparation!

The CBSE Class 10 English Board Exam 2025 was held on February 15. CBSE doesn’t officially release answer keys for subjective papers, but many coaching institutes and educational websites provide unofficial solutions to help students check their answers.

If you're looking for the answer key, you can check:

CBSE Guidance – They provide a set-wise answer key and solutions.

Career Power – Offers an exam analysis and key answers.

Adda247 School – Also provides a detailed answer key.

Hello,

Whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) marks can replace English marks in the 2024-25 academic year depends on the specific board or institution's policies. Here are key points:

1. Board-Specific Rules – Different education boards (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards) have their own policies on subject substitution.
2. Compulsory Subject – English is generally a mandatory subject, and AI might be an elective.
3. Grace Marks Policy – Some boards allow subject replacement under specific conditions.
4. Institution Approval – Schools may have internal policies on mark replacement.
5. Check Official Guidelines – Refer to the official website or school authorities for confirmation.

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Hello

Here's  some important questions for the Class 10 English Board Exam , covering literature, grammar and writing skills. These questions are based on common patterns seen in board exams.

Literature

Mandela’s evolving concept of freedom.

Anne Frank’s diary and its significance.

Theme of The Hundred Dresses.

Griffin’s misuse of invisibility.

Lencho’s faith in God.

Poetry

Message of Dust of Snow.

Theme of The Ball Poem.

Childhood freedom in Amanda!.

Grammar & Writing

Letter to the editor on pollution.

Tenses and modals exercises.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.

Hello,

The eligibility for IAT (Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Aptitude Test) and NEST (National Entrance Screening Test) exams is primarily based on specific academic criteria:

IAT (IISER Aptitude Test) Eligibility:

Academic Requirement:

Candidates must have passed 10+2 with science stream (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology).

A minimum of 60% marks in aggregate (55% for reserved categories like SC/ST/PWD) in class 12 is typically required.

Your Score:

Since your PCB score is 45% but your overall (including English and Hindi) is 61%, you may not meet the eligibility criteria unless there is relaxation based on overall marks or reserved category.

NEST (National Entrance Screening Test) Eligibility:

Academic Requirement:

Candidates must have passed the 10+2 exam with a minimum of 60% marks (55% for SC/ST/PWD) in aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology.

Your Score:

Since your PCB marks are 45%, you may not be eligible unless there are exceptions for combining subjects or category-based relaxation.