Let me get this straight. There is no specific cutoff for MICAT Exam. In past, students have got calls for interview even at 45 scaled score and have not got any call even at 55 scaled score. Some of my acquaintances have even got calls at around 45 scaled score, 72 percentile in CAT and but they had exceptional writing skills. So it all depends on how your profile looks overall, not only on individual test scores.
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There are three types of constructions,Externalization,Objectification,Internalization . through interaction , human beings create a meaning .

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Hello student the intermediate examination of Chartered Accountant questions is of both type subjective cum objective. The examination is consist of 8 papers each paper of 100 Marks.

Yes if you're a graduate you can directly get admission in Chartered Accountant intermediate Programme

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As per your question Sociologists commonly receive that fact is different for each individual. The term

social production of truth refers to the idea that the manner we present ourselves to other people is

shaped partly through our interactions with others, in addition to through our lifestyles experiences.

three levels of construction. Externalization, Objectification; Internalization. Through interaction, human

beings create a meaning.

We will provide you with the link to get information on the topic you can easily write on the basis of the

information.

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http://perflensburg.se/Berger%20social-construction-of-reality.pdf

https://www.sparknotes.com/sociology/identity-and-reality/section1/

https://www.flashcardmachine.com/sociology-204ch4-56.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Social_Construction_of_Reality

https://courses.lumenlearning.com/sociology/chapter/social-constructions-of-reality/

Hi Anshul,

Mother Teresa was a great woman on a great mission, which took a big step into changing the world. She was born on August 26, 1910 in Agnesis Goncus Bozieu in Magdalonia. When she was just of 18 years of age, she had come to Kolkata and continued his mission of serving the poor and the needy people.

She helped many poor people of Kolkata, she assured that leprosy is not infectious disease and can not reach any other person. Mother Teresa helped to create a full fleged colony with her own help at Titagarh, for her excellent service to the mankind, she was also awarded with the title of 'Sant' in September 2016.

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Hello Aspirant,

Every exam has its own level of difficulty depending on the course and subject and the body conducting the exam. Even the mode of paper plays a important role in setting the difficulty of a paper. However, the level of how tough an exam is may differ according to the students preparation. since you have not mentioned the exam name i cannot tell you exactly what level of questions is asked in the exam and how difficult or easy it is. Please mention the exam name.

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Hey,

Pathogenesis of Tuberculosis that is TB can be explained as

Infections occurs when a droplet of the nuclei which contains the tubercle bacilli is inhaled by a person is infected. these are then ingested by alveolar macrophages and some of  these bacilli are destroyed in the inhibition period itself, but a few of them may multiply interacellularly and released with the death of the macrophages. These spread by lymphatic channel medium if they remain alive and then enter the blood stream which primes the immune system for systemic responses.

The bacilli multiply in the alveoli which is present in the host lung. A small number multiply, enter the blood stream and if the immune system cannot control the bacilli then they multiply rapidly in the host and thus causes the Tuberculosis disease. which can affect many major organs of the body including kidneys and brain.

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Hope your doing good.

HSEE stands for Humanities and Social Sciences Entrance Examination. It is a national level exam conducted by IIT Madras for shortlisting candidates to fill seats in five years integrated Master of Arts (MA).

This is the official website for anything related to exams and question papers everything is available in the link attached below

https://hsee.iitm.ac.in/

check out the link attached below it will give you step by step procedures about every thing and all previous question papers are linked.

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The second part of the HSEE entrance exam is essay writing. A few tips to ace in essay writing in exam are as follows:

• Do a good research about various topics you come across. Solve the past years question paper and write on the given topics in past.
• Present you essay in a structured way: 1) Introduction 2)Your views 3) Main body of essay (elaborate key points) 4)a few potential counter-arguements 5) Conclusion
• Practice and write with time limit whether it's good or bad.
• Try to replace common words you used in essay with good vocab word.
• Correct all your mistakes.

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hello aspirant

well the HSEE entrance exam is of 2 parts .it a computer based exam and the part 1 consists of 4 subparts and the  2nd part is the essay writing and 30 minutes are given.so here are some key points to write essay:

*kindly review previous question papers and gain knowledge on various topics

*divide your essay into 5 parts - introduction,your views on the topic,main body ,adv or dis adv or arguments ,conclusion.

*make sure you make use of idioms and vocabulary.

*donot waste your time on introduction and try to focus on main body.

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