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To prepare for SSC CGL after B.Sc, start with NCERT basics and standard books like R.S. Aggarwal for Quant & Reasoning and Neetu Singh for English. Use online platforms for structured courses and mock tests.
Regularly practice previous year papers and focus on current affairs from Lucent GK and monthly
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Yes, you can. In MHT CET CAP rounds, once you proceed to Round 2, you have the flexibility to add new college choices that you didn’t list in Round 1. However, these must be of equal or lower preference level than the original allotment 13th or below.. You
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If you want to do a startup after 12th (MPC), the best path is to first focus on higher studies and skill building. You can choose courses like B.Tech, BBA, B.Com, or entrepreneurship-related programmes as they give you knowledge of technology, business, and management. Along with your degree, learn
If the online form for Dr Akhilesh Das Gupta Institute of Technology & Management’s management quota did not ask for the 25,000 registration fee, it could mean:
Yes, the NEET UG cutoff for Kashmiri Migrants is different based on category.
If you are a Kashmiri Migrant from General Category, the expected cutoff is between 330 to 380 marks. But to be on the safer side and have more chances of getting a seat, it is better if
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A minor typo like writing "ICSC" instead of "ICSE" in your IB ACIO application form is generally not a serious issue, especially since you've already contacted the helpdesk and taken the right step to correct it. If the rest of your details like your marks, year, and roll number,
Both NIT Jalandhar and IIIT Gwalior are great institutions, but their programs and approach differ. Here's a comparison:
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Yes, the requisite minimum of five subjects inclusive of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics applies equally to students from the Cambridge (A-Level) curriculum for IIT admissions through JEE Advanced. Students must have passed at least five subjects in their qualifying examination not just students from state or central boards.
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