Hi,

HM College, Manjeri, generally requires candidates to fill out an application form for admission. For B.Sc. Nursing entrance exams, the syllabus typically includes Biology, Chemistry, General Knowledge, Nursing Aptitude, and Current Affairs . Physics and English are usually not part of the entrance exam syllabus for B.Sc. Nursing

Regarding the minimum marks, it can vary depending on the specific entrance exam and institution. Generally, a good score in the 12th-grade exams (around 50% or higher) is required for eligibility.

As for the counseling process, after the entrance exam, candidates who qualify are usually called for a counseling session where they can choose their preferred college and course based on their rank and availability of seats

You can download the PSEB Class 12 English model test paper for 2024-2025 from the official website of the Punjab School Education Board (pseb.ac.in) . Alternatively, you can also find it on other websites like aglasem, which provides a downloadable PDF version of the sample paper . The model test paper is designed to help students familiarize themselves with the exam pattern, marking scheme, and types of questions asked in the actual board exam. By solving this paper, you can assess your knowledge, identify areas for improvement, and boost your confidence for the actual exam .

Hi Shreya,

Hope you're doing well. Based on the eligibility criteria for the Staff Selection Commission's Junior Hindi Translator (SSC JHT) examination, candidates are generally required to have a Master's degree in Hindi with English as a compulsory or elective subject , or vice versa.

Since you've completed a Master's in English Literature and studied Hindi during your 10th and 12th grades, you may not meet the specific educational qualifications required for the SSC JHT exam.

Additionally, candidates are typically required to have a recognized diploma or certificate course in translation from Hindi to English and vice versa, or two years of experience in translation work from Hindi to English and vice versa in Central or State Government Offices.

Therefore, based on the information provided, you may not be eligible for the SSC JHT examination.

For more detailed information on the eligibility criteria, you can refer to the given link which will help in knowing more about the criteria of SSC JHT.

All the best!

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-jht-eligibility-criteria

Hello,

Here is an overview of your issue :

• Validity of the Certificate : The caste certificate is usually valid as long as the details are correct, regardless of the language used for filling it out.
• English Form with Hindi Details : If your certificate is issued in English but filled in Hindi, the key factor is whether the content is clearly understood and accurately represents your caste information.
• Government Norms : Some institutions may require the form to be filled in a specific language, so it's important to check with the relevant authority.
• Recommendation : If unsure, contact the issuing authority or the institution requiring the certificate for clarification.

Hope it helps !

Hello Pari ,

Previous Year Questions (PYQs) help by providing insight into the exam pattern, important topics and frequently asked questions. They improve time management, writing skills and confidence through practice while serving as an effective revision tool. Solving PYQs ensures familiarity with the exam format and enhances preparation for better performance .

Link mention for pervious year papers

https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-previous-year-question-papers-class-12

Hope this helps you .

ALL THE BEST

Hello

Here's tips for SSC C exam preparation :

1. Understand the Syllabus & Pattern : Focus on Quantitative Aptitude , Reasoning , English and General Awareness .

2. Make a Study Plan : Allocate time to each subject daily with extra focus on weak areas .

3. Practice Mock Tests : Regularly solve mock tests and previous year papers for speed and accuracy .

4. Use Standard Books :

Maths : Kiran or R.S. Aggarwal.

English : Neetu Singh , Black Book for vocabulary.

Reasoning : Practice from mock tests or books like R.S. Aggarwal.

General Awareness : Lucent’s GK and daily current affairs.

5. Focus on Time Management : Learn shortcuts for calculations and avoid spending too much time on one question.

6. Revision is Key : Revise formulas , vocabulary and general awareness topics regularly.

7. Stay Consistent : Study daily and track your progress.

For more information check link given below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-ssc-cgl

Thank you

ALL THE BEST

Hi,

As you ask exam date fir english honours 2024 to 2027

The date and table for this exam are not much accurate

But you can check in your university officials website and offline. As they deffer accos in different institutions.

The information of this exam are not Fully available , so. Better to search in offline department of your institution.

Hope it's help

Hello Neelam,

To know the exact dates for your UG mid-semester English Honours exams, you should check with your college or university. Exam dates are usually announced through:

1. University Website : Visit the official portal for the latest exam schedule.
   
   
2. Notice Board : Check the college notice board or the department's announcement section.
   
   
3. Contact Administration : Reach out to your department or academic coordinator for specific details.

Dates vary by institution, so it's best to confirm directly.

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.

Hi Honey,

As an IB student giving the NIOS on-demand exam and opting for Transfer of Credit, it is important to select the subjects wisely as in accordance with your aspirations in NEET. Here is the step to take the correct call:

Subjects for Transfer of Credit (TOC)
The subject can be transferred to their account with up to two subjects where they have really performed well. According to their IB marks, it has been considered good selections for TOC as listed below:

Hindi (4): As it’s your highest score, transferring this credit ensures you can focus on NEET-related subjects.
English (3): Since language subjects are not required for NEET, transferring English is logical and reduces your workload.
Subjects for On-Demand Examination
To become eligible for NEET, you must have scored at least 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English in the 12th-grade equivalent (40% for reserved categories). Considering your scores and concentration on NEET, for NIOS you have to choose following:

Biology (3): It is biology-saturated for NEET so make a strong base, prepare hard for this particular subject.
Chemistry (2): It is definitely required for NEET. Score well on this subject.
Mathematics/Physics (3): Pick one according to your convenience and capability. If you find it easier, it can actually complement your scores and cut down your workload. Else, physics is part and parcel of NEET, so put it first if needed.
Plan
Focus on Core Subjects for NEET: Be fully prepared for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. All these are the pillars to success in NEET.
Use TOC Smartly: Transferring Hindi and English saves time and keeps you focused on science subjects.
Plan Your Study Schedule:
Spend 50% of your study hours on Biology because it carries significant weightage in NEET.
Divide the remaining hours between Chemistry and Physics or Mathematics.
Steps to Follow
Apply for NIOS On-Demand Examination: Select Biology, Chemistry, and Physics/Mathematics as subjects for the on-demand exams.
Apply for TOC: Add your Hindi and English IB scores.
Study Strategically:
Biology: Refer to NCERT books for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
Solve NEET-oriented questions and previous years' papers.
You can now better streamline your preparation and enhance eligibility by focusing on NEET subjects in your NIOS exams and using TOC for non-NEET subjects.

Hello

Yes , the combination of Political Science , History , Geography and English is a good choice for CUET (Common University Entrance Test) admission in DU for BA (Hons) Political Science . Political Science and History are directly relevant to the subject , while Geography and English help build a strong academic foundation and analytical skills .

For more details check link given below

https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-delhi-delhi/ba-political-science-hons-course

Hope this helps you .

Thank you