Hi Akshada! Congratulations on completing your B.Sc. Agriculture! For post-graduation (M.Sc. Agriculture or relevant fields), here's a general process you can observe for admissions:

1. Entrance Exams: Most of the well-known colleges and universities demand an entrance test such as ICAR AIEEA (PG) or state-level tests such as MCAER PG CET in Maharashtra.
2. Application: Go to the official website of the college or university you want to join. Submit the PG admission form online within the scheduled dates.
3. Documents Required: B.Sc. Agriculture mark sheets, Domicile certificate, Caste certificate (if required), Entrance exam scorecard, Passport-size photos, Aadhar card, etc.
4. Merit List & Counseling: Colleges release a merit list after applying, based on scores in the exam or marks at graduation. You might be required to attend online/offline counseling.

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If you have completed a B.A. degree with Hindi as your second language, and now you're interested in doing M.A. in Sanskrit, your eligibility will depend on a few things:

You may be eligible if:

• You studied Sanskrit as a main subject or as a part of your course in your B.A. (even as an elective or optional).

• Some universities accept students from other language backgrounds (like Hindi) if they have basic knowledge of Sanskrit or pass an entrance test.

You may NOT be eligible if:

• You never studied Sanskrit at the degree level or in your previous education.

• The university you're applying to strictly requires a B.A. in Sanskrit or equivalent.

What You Can Do:

• Check the specific university’s eligibility rules for M.A. Sanskrit.

• Some universities allow students from Hindi, Telugu, or other language backgrounds, especially if you're willing to take a bridge course or pass an entrance exam.

• You can also consider open universities or distance education (like IGNOU), which often have more flexible eligibility.

Hello there,

You can find Tamil language Math question papers for CUET by visiting official educational websites, or online educational forums. They usually provide past year question papers and sample papers for practice. You can also check the CUET official website for any available resources.

For better preparation, you could also consider purchasing study material or mock tests that focus on CUET Maths in Tamil.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

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Hello Tarun ,

Kindly be more specific about your query . As you didn't mentioned for which question paper you are asking about the hindi language. So i am not able to give you in hindi version.

I hope you understand!

Revert for further query!

Yes ofcourse you can change the language if you have selected wrong language while filling the form.

You just need to keep an eye on the official website to know about the correction window date which generally occurs after 10 days after filling form and during this period correct the language you want to select.

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If you choose English as your language, the GAT question paper will only be in English. It won't be available in Hindi.

Hope it helps !

You can download the NEET question paper PDF in Hindi from official and trusted sources.

• NTA Official Portal: Previous year papers and sample papers are available.
• Coaching Institutes: Many reputed institutes provide free NEET papers.
• Educational Platforms: Various online learning portals offer PDF downloads.
• Telegram & Drive Links: Some educational groups share free PDFs.

Ensure you check authentic sources for accuracy and the latest updates. https://medicine.careers360.com/hi/articles/neet-question-paper

Dear Aamir,

To correct name on your 12th marksheet, you have two options.

1. You may approach to Head Of Board issuing your 12th marksheet. Follow procedure as required. You may be required to provide supporting document which has your correct name such as leaving certificate, copy of birth certificate etc.

2. Through gazette for it you need a notarized affidavit with supporting document. After submitting document gazette office will verify it. Once approved, your name change will be published in gazette.

I suggest you to check if it can be done by option 1 if not then go for option 2.

I hope this answers your query.

In the Telangana Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams, students can choose from Telugu, Hindi or Urdu as their second language, with Urdu being a recent addition to the options.

Each paper is worth 100 marks, with 80 marks for the summative assessment (board exam) and 20 marks for formative tests.