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CBSE requires you to have one language subject, and since you took Sanskrit Core, it can replace English Core. Your 100 marks in Sanskrit will be counted as your language score instead of 91 in English. This will help improve your overall percentage. Just ensure your school has officially marked Sanskrit as your language subject. If that’s done, your final percentage will include Sanskrit, not English. So, don’t worry your strong Sanskrit score works in your favor!

Hello aspirant

You will get bams seat in akhandanand Ayurvedic college , Ahmedabad or not , it will depends upon neet cut off 2024.

See cut varies every year and also it depends upon your category,  your state , number of students appeared in exam, Toughness level of exam and previous year's cut off .

Now neet 2024 qualifying cut off for st category is 40 percentile ie 137 - 107

Now your score is between this range but due to tough competition cut off may vary and looking at previous year's cut off , in 2022 cut off st category for bams was 541389 ,

So let's hope good .

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Hello,

I understand you concern regarding this but this is a very common issue faced. If you have selected any language other than english, you don’t have to worry as your question paper will be in both the languages, English and the one you selected, like Marathi in your case.

hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello,

To be eligible for admission to Delhi University, you need to meet the specific criteria set for the program you're applying to. Ensure your subject combination meets the requirements specified by DU for your chosen program. It will be much better for you.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

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The question paper for your regional language (Bengali in this case) in CUET will most likely be only in Bengali.  The regional language section of CUET assesses your proficiency in your chosen regional language. Bengali questions in Bengali allow for a more accurate evaluation of your Bengali language skills.

CUET offers regional language options to cater to students from diverse linguistic backgrounds. Having the question paper in the chosen regional language ensures a fair assessment for everyone.

https://university.careers360.com/download/ebooks/all-about-cuet

I hope it helps!

No, it might not be possible to choose a different exam center for your CTET exam and have Assamese as your Language 1 if your exam center is in Delhi. CTET exam centers typically offer specific language options based on their location.
Since your exam center is likely to be in Delhi, the available languages might not include Assamese.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ctet-exam-day-guidelines

I hope it helps!