Dear aspirant,

Yes, GUJCET is available in Hindi along with English and Gujarati.

GUJCET 2022 exam paper pattern:

Mode of Exam: Offline: Pen & Paper Based Test

Duration: 3 hours

Subjects & Marks distribution: Physics & Chemistry - 120 minutes Mathematics - 60 minutes

Medium: English/Hindi/Gujarati

Sections: Mathematics - 40

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Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth which is a State University under Uttar Pradesh legislature laws was established in the year of 1921 to impart a good education among the students. In The official  website of mgkvp all questions previous years available in a PDF form. Students can download the

Hello Shruti,

As you are interested in Mathematics then take it. Also you don't want to take Commerce and Biology. Then in that case you can take Science + Mathematics.

If you are talking about 10 th class then mostly Biology will be their in 10 th Subjects in science

Hello aspirant

I hope that you are doing absolutely great

With reference to your above mentioned query, I would like to tell you that YES, you can change your class 12th from Hindi medium school to English medium School. This wouldn't affect your JEE MAINS preparation examination, but yes, in

Hello Aspirant,

Please provide specific details to you question

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

Please visit the website given below for the complete timetable of GSEB board exam 12thcommerce paper:

https://school.careers360.com/boards/gseb/gseb-hsc-time-table#GSEB-HSC-Time-Table-2022

I hope this helps.

Good Luck

Hi,

Yes can do llb in Hindi medium in government law college bikaner. LLB course can be done through both mediums Hindi and English. It depends on your choice and comfort level.

If you are a Hindi medium student, then definitely you can pursue your llb in hindi medium. But

Hello Aspirant,

See as of now the latest syllabus for JEE-Main 2023 has not been released but it usually remains the same so to give you an idea I am mentioning down the JEE-Main 2021 syllabus because JEE-Main 2022 syllabus has also not been released :-

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> Complex numbers

Hi Nisha, as per standard board and BSEB rules and regulations, there are a total 5 subjects and one complimentary subject which could be either language or elective subject. So if that's Sanskrit you're comfortable with as an additional subject, you could go for this as an easy and efficient