Hello student,

Hope you are in good health , so the answer to your question is as follows:-

So, through the KVPY stream, IISER has no specific cutoff. Anyone who has passed the KVPY test is eligible to apply. After everyone has submitted their applications, IISER divides them into three groups according on their rank: first, second, and third (1st being the top guys).The first people are then sent call letters by IISER. If there are still seats available, then 2nd, and lastly 3rd. Because we don't know the range of ranks for the categories, no one can guarantee their admittance to the IISERs.However, you may still try. You may not receive one of the top ones, such as Pune or Bhopal, but you will surely get one of the other seven.

Hope this helps!

Best wishes!!!

It clearly depends on School. Yet you can go contact the  schools near you. And coming back to second question its also up to the will of school to enroll you for the science stream.

Hi Aspirant!

There is no need to specify that. When you will be filling up the application form for JNUEE 2021, you will be asked to fill up your academic details of 10th , 12th or diploma (if any). There you need to select the board of education from where your completed 10th and 12th class and you can choose the ICSE board or so.

To know more, visit here:

JNU Application Form 2021 (Released), JNUEE Registration - Apply Here! (careers360.com)

Thankyou!

Hello,

The minimum education qualification to be eligible to apply for NDA is Class 12th (10+2). A candidate must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics and Physics from a recognized board to join in Indian Military Academy, Indian Air Force Academy and Indian Naval Academy. A candidate must have passed 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board in order to join in Indian Military Academy. Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination that is class 12th examination are also eligible to apply. The age limit is 16.5 years to 19.5 years.  You are eligible to appear for NDA when you are class 12th. You are not eligible after passing in  Class 10th examination.

Hi there,

First of all, ask yourself whether you are happy or not with what you are doing right now.

There might be issues with you but at last, it is only you who needs to work for achieving whatever you have wished for. See, do not worry about what has happened and trust me you have scored super we'll be in the 12th class. As you have mentioned that you are preparing for the CAT examination. Common Admission Test is an examination that allows candidates to get themselves enrolled in top B-Schools of India.

See, do not panic and worry. You have a lot of time to study. Please follow these :

• Prepare a fixed timetable, add all the subjects with equal time.
• Follow the timetable accordingly without fail.
• If you are lagging in any subject then focus on that for more time. This will help you in making confidence.
• Make sure to male proper and informative notes. Also, mark some details and crucial information with a highlighter.
• Eat healthily and be stress-free. Do mediation if you feel any anxiety issue

It is high time and does your best. Do not waste any time. And please do follow procrastination. I hope this helps you.

Wishing you a very good luck:)

Hey there!

The main difference that arises in the ISC Commerce subjects and CBSE Business Studies is of the course content that they both comprises of. Although the former one comprises of the main subjects that are associated with the commerce field, the latter one includes few extra subjects which enhance their overall understanding of the commerce environment.

As far as career opportunities with respect to both of them are concerned, they are equally distributed.

Both are good with respect to career path and enhancing a person's whole ideas about the related subjects.

Good Luck!

Taking pcmb effectively youve many options. You may consider pursuing a Degree in Science (B.Sc.) in a subject of interest, from some of the Best Universities, followed by Masters, PhD, MBA or maybe Government Services depending on your relevant interests. You may pursue B.Pharm incase youre interested in Pharmacy or maybe streams and careers like Law, Mass Communication, Hotel Management, depending on your interests.

Incase, youre even slightly inclined towards both Biology and Mathematics as well as Good with Physics and Chemistry, you may plan a Career in the Engineering Stream with Interdisciplinary branches like Nanotechnology, Biotechnology, Data Science, Material Science, Chemical Technology, Environmental Science, Pharmaceutics or more advance subjects like Biomedical Technology, Bioinformatics, Cryogenic or Marine Engineering.

You may even be inclined towards Mathematics, Finance, Probability or maybe Business Studies gradually by the End of 12th. In this case, you may even prepare for a Integrated Program in Management from some of the Good IIMs.

For more information about 12th PCB do follow the link below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcb/amp

For more information about 12th PCM do follow the link below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcm

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

10th standard is too early to prepare. You can start your preparations from 11th standard. You can study your 10th standard in depth and score good marks in it. There is no hurry to start now.

Being a dental student, I had started my studies from 11th itself, as the basics start from here. You need to study sincerely and seriously from this point. Make a note that you will come across many similarities in the syllabus of 10th and 12th std. Make sure you know the subjects in depth.

You can consider joining a coaching from 11th std. This will help you to learn efficiently.

You can check our page for study material - https://learn.careers360.com/medical/neet-preparation-material/

all the best

hope it helps

Hi

Yes, you can correct all these mistakes using correction window.

If I tell you about codes,

Then it's not like that Code 2 is only for CBSE and ICSE and code 3 for state board.

Code 2 :- code 2 is for all those who have passed their 10+2/higher /senior secondary/ Indian School Certificate Examination with physics, chemistry, biology and English

You need to choose code 3 only if your board offers puc / intermediate.

Code 3 :- code 3 says it is for those passed their intermediate / pre- degree examination in the year  with physics, chemistry, biology and English ,your physics, chemistry and biology should also contain practical exam.

For example,

Telangana state board i.e Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education offers   intermediate   while karnataka state board offers Puc.

Neet correction window will open on 8th August and the last date to use it is 12th August.

Here's how you can use correction window:-

*Visit neet.nta.nic.in (http://neet.nta.nic.in/)

* login using your application number and password

* you will see an option by “ click here  for corrections in the neet application form”, click on it

*now you can edit / correct your details.

*After making correction, future references , take a printout of your correction slip .

To make image correction.

Here's how you can use correction window to change the uploaded images :-

* visit neet.nta.nic.in (http://neet.nta.nic.in/)

* login using your application number and password

* An option to change the images  will be there on your screen

*Now you can change your uploaded images .

*Then you will get an otp on your registered mobile number which you will have to enter in order to confirm your correction.

*for future references, download the correction slip

To know more about correction window you can check out our page for which link is given below:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-application-form-correction-guide

To help you further,

Specifications of photographs, signature and thumb impression to be uploaded is mentioned below-

-----) your passport size photograph,(size: 10 kb to 200 kb)

-----) your postcard size photograph (4”X6”) (Size: 10 kb to 200 kb)

• your photographs  must be taken  on or after 01.01.2021 and  preferably mentioning  your name and the date on which the photograph was clicked

• you shouldn't be wearing any cap or goggles,

• spectacles in your photos are allowed only if you use them regularly.

• at least 80% face coverage should be there in your photographs

• your ears should be visible

• Should be coloured one

• the background should be white.

• Should be in jpg format

-----) your Signature  (size :-4 kb to 30 kb)

• Full signature in running hand means not in capital letters, in jpg format.

• on white paper

• with black ink

-----) your left-hand thumb impression (10 kb to 200 kb ):-

• with blue ink

• on white paper  in JPG format.

• Should be scanned

• Should not be blurry

• Right Hand Thumb impression can be used in case of non- availability of  left-hand thumb due to any eventuality

For complete details about documents to be uploaded and their specifications, go through the link provided below :-

https://news.careers360.com/neet-2021-registration-documents-required-photo-size-and-specifications

Thank you

sorry to tell you but i did'nt understood your question , can you elaborate more so that i can properly tell you the answer