Yes, you can still take admission in MA even if you had a backlog in one semester during graduation, but the main condition is that you must clear all your backlogs before the final result or before the university’s admission verification process. Most universities require a completed graduation degree with pass status at the time of admission. If your backlog is still pending during document verification, your admission might get cancelled. So, focus on clearing that paper first.

It’s better to check the exact eligibility guidelines of the university where you are applying for MA, since some allow provisional admission until results are declared.

Whether you have passed or not cannot be confirmed without seeing your exact marks/scorecard. You need to check the official result notification or mark sheet from your board/university. Passing status depends on the minimum qualifying marks/percentage required in your exam. If your score meets or exceeds the passing criteria, then yes, you have passed.

Based on the general rules for B.Pharm admission processes in India, if you don't choose either "Freeze" or "Betterment" options after a round of counselling and seat allotment, you may lose your allotted seat and might be out of that particular round or even the entire admission process depending on the specific rules of the counselling authority.

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CBSE Class 12 Physics paper pattern is as follows:

• Total Marks: 100 marks = 70 (Theory) + 30 (Practical/Project)
• Duration : 3 hours.
• Question Types and Distribution :
  • Section A : 16 marks
    • 12 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (1 mark each).
    • 4 Assertion-Reasoning Questions (1 mark each).
  • Section B : 10 marks
    • 5 Short Answer Questions (SA-I) (2 marks each).
  • Section C : 21 marks
    • 7 Short Answer Questions (SA-II) (3 marks each).
  • Section D : 9 marks
    • 3 Long Answer Questions (LA) (5 marks each).
  • Section E : 14 marks
    • 2 Case-Based/Data-Based Questions (4 marks each).
    • 1 Long Answer Question (6 marks).
• Total Questions : 33.

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Yes, after completing your B.Sc., you can pursue the Shiksha Shastri (B.Ed in Sanskrit) course from recognized universities or colleges that offer it. The eligibility criteria generally require graduation with Sanskrit as a subject or a degree in a related field from a recognized institution. Admission is usually through an entrance exam conducted by universities like Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Sampurnanand Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, or Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University. Completing this course makes you eligible for teaching Sanskrit and related subjects in schools.

Bpt admission is usually happens based on your qualification like you have passed in 12th standard and should have 50 percentage above and you need to appear for neet exam this admission is completely based on merit mark list if you are looking for any specific college track their official website

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If in your original CBSE 2024 result your PCM aggregate was below 55% but you have now taken improvement exams and increased your marks so that PCM aggregate is more than 55%, then you can be considered eligible for Delhi Technological University (DTU) under OBC category, provided you meet other criteria such as qualifying JEE Main. DTU’s eligibility requirement for B.Tech admissions generally specifies a minimum PCM aggregate of 60% for the general category and slightly lower for OBC/SC/ST as per government norms (often 55%). Since your aggregate has now improved beyond the cut-off after the improvement exam, your updated marksheet should be valid for eligibility during admission. However, it is important that your improvement result is issued by CBSE before the admission deadline, and that you submit the updated marksheet during counselling. If you only have the improvement scorecard after counselling closes, it may not be accepted. My advice is to check DTU’s admission brochure for the exact OBC relaxation policy this year and keep all updated documents ready before the registration process starts.

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