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Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the top bioinformatics colleges in India other than IITs:

• Amity Institute of Biotechnology, Noida
• Anwarul Uloom College for College Studies, New Mallepally
• Baba Saheb Ambedkar Technical Education Society, New Delhi
• Bhupal Nobles PG College, Udaipur

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IIT jee preparation starting from class 12th will be challenging but achievable.since jee covers both 11th and 12th syllabus you need a strong plan to tackle class 11 syllabus quickly while keeping up with class 12th . Try to focus on understanding the concepts of physics Chemistry maths and apply them in problem solving do more and more practice. Using resources like HC Verma for physics, P. Bahadur for chemistry an RD Sharma for math can help to  build a solid foundation. For doubts solving you can take help of your coaching or online resources. Ek weekly test give mock test to know where you stand do analytics of your mock test, identify weak areas and try to improve. Time management is crucial so according to your time table you can manage both 11th and 12th topics you can start doing topics on daily basis. Success with depend on your dedication and consistency. With the disciplined approach cracking the jee starting from class 12th is possible.

If you passed 12th in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in 2023, you need to study PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Math) to be eligible for BTech in IIT Bombay through JEE Advanced. You can join 12th again with PCM subjects in 2024 and appear for JEE Main and Advanced after passing. This way, you become eligible because math is compulsory for engineering. So yes, you can do 12th again with PCM and then try for IIT through JEE. Keep working hard!

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The eligibility criteria for admission to IIT Madras typically include a minimum of 75% marks in Class 12th (or equivalent) exams and a valid score in JEE Advanced. This is a basic idea of eligibility for IIT Madras. Please mention any specific course that you want to know eligibility.

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No, IIT Kharagpur does not accept NATA scores for admission to its B.Arch program. Admission to the B.Arch program at IIT Kharagpur is based on the JEE Advanced Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) scores, along with meeting other eligibility criteria set by the institute. Therefore, if you are interested in pursuing B.Arch at IIT Kharagpur, you would need to appear for JEE Advanced and subsequently the AAT exam.

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No, NITs and IITs do not offer lateral entry admissions for undergraduate programs directly through diplomas. However, you may be eligible for lateral entry admissions to some state-level engineering colleges after completing a diploma in engineering.

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Correct Answer: (3)

Solution : The error lies in the third part of the sentence.

When one is used in a sentence, it is always followed by the indefinite pronoun one to make the sentence grammatically accurate. Thus, he should be replaced with one.

Therefore, the correct sentence is: "When one hears of the incident about the plane crash, one feels very sorry."