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hope you are doing well and safe. With reference to your query,  I would glad to inform you that instead of worrying about the solution ,email the concerned authorities regarding the server which happened at the time of selecting of medium ,They will revert back to you with

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Yes, you can give UPSC interview in Kannada, there is  no problem in that, the medium of the language when it comes to interview for UPSC has to be any of the one amidst the list of languages included in eight schedule of the Indian Constitution, it's absolutely fine

See if you have good base in the subject of KANNADA then you can obviously go for it as an optional subject. Always know that in order to save time its better to choose subjects which you have interest at as well as which you are skilled in. Thus if

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The admission in the MBBS colleges depends on the various factors through which all this process take place and in your case as you are planning a target for yourself in the upcoming NEET exam so that you can get any best Government college, so i should suggest that

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For the general or unreserved category of students, the cut-off percentile is 50 which means that you need to score approximately 360 or above in order to get admission to MBBS in a government college.

Going by the previous years' NEET cutoff students should aim to score 550+

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Yes, you can join DRDO after diploma. You have not mentioned the stream in which you have pursued your diploma. If you have completed your three years diploma in Engineering/Computer Science/Technology/allied subjects from a recognized institution, then you can join DRDO. You need to additionally undergo the entrance exam

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Yes, you are eligible to apply for the Rural Reservation Quota. However, you should have spent your first ten years of academic study (from first to tenth grade) at schools located in or near rural areas of the state of Karnataka. If you

In UPSC prelims there are 2 subjects - General Studies and Civil Services Aptitude Test .In UPSC main there are 9 papers and this includes 2 qualifying papers and the rest 7 papers are calculated for ranking. UPSC also provides optional subject , candidates have to choose one optional for