Hii student,

Para sf is a great career option.

It has a high paying salary, adventure, great lifestyle, opportunity to serve the nation but there is no direct entry for joining Para special forces. Para special forces is the special unit of Indian Army, so you have to join Indian Army first.

It does not matter if you are an officer or a soldier in Indian Army, you can join para if you are in the army by following a certain procedure

Hope it helps!!

In this case I would say you should provide the percentage on the basis of all the 6 subjects. See in the official website there are no mentions about this so its safe for you to consider all the subject rather than considering the best of 5.

To know more about MHTCET visit the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

First Stage: It has to be attested by your school Principal . And normally it is routed through your school only. For Second level, you need not to apply , you will be receiving the admit card from NCERT for the second stage.

If your school does not register for NTSE, you can download the NTSE application online from the official website or get the hard copy from the Liaison officer of your state. You can obtain the form online but will have to submit it offline only to the liaison officer since you school is not involved. You can check for the concerned officer in your state and apply for NTSE by

LINK- https://www.ntsehelpline.com/ntse-liaison-officers-lists/

I hope this helps.

All the best!!

Hello Student

NTSE means National Talent search Examination is conducted by National Council of Education Research and Training which is a national level Examination only for the 10th standard candidate can apply for it.

Application form maybe from your school and after filling it up you can submit to the school authority or you can get it from the liaison's office and collect the form and fill it up properly and submit to them or You can apply online in the official website of NTSE and download the form and after fill it up  submit the form online.

Hope this helps.

Hello Sir,

Your child can apply for any college in India after he finishes his schooling. However, he cannot apply for his desired exams as a Resident of India (ROI).

To know more about engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu, click here: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-tamil-nadu

Hey,

First of all there is no such thing as top 5. The IIMs accept percentage that is calculated out of all the marks that is there in your marksheet. The subjects you consider extra is also counted for percentage calculation.

Now coming back to your question, your profile is a bit low I would say and in order to expect call you need to target more that 97 percentile if you are from non engineering background and surely above 98.5 percentile if from engineering background.

You can expect call from baby as well as new IIMs above 95+ percentile.

Target as much high as possible. All the best.

Thank you

Hello STudent

Yes you can change your stream from covers to science after 10th class. You have to pass all the subjects with at least 75% marks 10th class examination.but  it may be difficult for you to continue with science in intermediate 11 and 12 class examination because the subjects are related in intermediate course of science , perhaps you may not be acquainted with all the subjects in your class 10 examination. So do change the stream after class 10 from commerce to science you have to think well of all coroners and pros and cons of science stream and after that take decision of changing your stream from commerce to science

Dear Student,

some of the primary topics covered in Economics for ICSE 9 standard syllabus is,

1. Introduction to Economics
   1. Definition of Economics according to Adams, Robbins, Keynes and Samuelson
   2. Types of activities.
   3. Sectors in an Economy.
   4. Basic Economic terms.
   5. Basic Economic terms.
2. Types of Economies
   1. On the basis of Nature.
   2. On the basis of Development.
   3. Economic growth and development.
3. The Indian Economy : A study
   1. Agriculture and allied activities
   2. Problems of Indian Agriculture
   3. Government measures to improve agricultural production
   4. Green Revolution
   5. Meaning of Food Security
   6. Industry
   7. Meaning of Industry
   8. Types of Industries
   9. Adverse impacts of industrialisation
4. Major problem of the Indian Economy
   1. Poverty
   2. Unemployment