Hello there,

1. Chances of Admission:

   • With 63 percentile and a rank of around 5 lakh , getting a seat in biomedical engineering in top NITs or IIITs may be difficult.
     
     
   • However, you have a good chance of getting admission in state engineering colleges or private universities that offer biomedical engineering, especially if you are an OBC home state candidate .
     
     

2. Colleges to Target:

   • Some state government colleges and private universities (like SRM University, VIT, Amity University, and Manipal University) may offer admission based on JEE Mains rank or their own entrance exams.
     
     
   • State counseling rounds and spot rounds increase your chances, especially under the home state and OBC quota .
     
     

3. Language Option:

   • Some state and private colleges offer courses in Hindi or have bilingual teaching, but most engineering courses are conducted in English .
     
     
   • Check with specific colleges regarding the medium of instruction.

Make sure to participate in all counseling rounds, including spot rounds , to maximize your chances.

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.

Hello Puneet,

Yes, you can choose Hindi as the exam language in the Sainik School Entrance Exam (AISSEE) . The exam is conducted in multiple languages , including English, Hindi, and regional languages . You can select your preferred language while filling out the application form.


For more details CLICK HERE .

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Yes, you can access mock test in Hindi on Career 360. Here how you can proceed:

• Visit the Career360 website.
• Navigate to the ‘Mock Test’ section.
• Select your desired examination and check if the mock tests are available in Hindi.

Before starting any mock test, ensure that the language preference is set to Hindi to match your requirements.

Hello Ajit,

To change the mock test series language , follow these steps based on your platform:

1. Online Platforms (BYJU’S, Testbook, etc.): Go to settings or profile, find language preference, select your language, and save.
   
   
2. Official Exams (NTA, SSC, UPSC, etc.): Check if language selection is available before starting the test or contact support.
   
   
3. Coaching Institutes: Ask if they offer mock tests in different languages and how to switch.

If no option is available, check the help section or contact support.

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 wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello

If you write the correct language but provide a wrong answer in the SSC board exam , your answer will be marked incorrect, and you will lose marks accordingly. However, if you write the correct language but your answer is partially correct, you may receive partial marks depending on the examiner's marking scheme.

If your concern is about writing in a different language than the one allowed for the exam, then the answer might not be evaluated at all or you may receive zero marks for that response.

depends on the board's policies.

Yes, you can add language and general aptitude papers during the CUET correction window on the official NTA website. Log in, edit subject choices, and save changes within the given period.

At AIIMS Mangalagiri, the primary language of instruction and communication among faculty and students is English, as it is the standard medium for medical education in India. However, since the institute is located in Andhra Pradesh, Telugu is commonly spoken among local students, staff, and patients. Hindi is also used, especially among students from other states. While academic discussions and exams are conducted in English, informal communication may vary depending on the linguistic backgrounds of students and faculty.

To become a language teacher , you typically need a bachelor’s degree in the relevant language or a related field. A B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) is often required for school teaching. For higher education, a master’s degree (MA/MLitt) and NET/PhD may be necessary. Additional qualifications like TESOL, TEFL, or DELF (for English and French, respectively) can enhance opportunities. Strong fluency, grammar skills, and teaching experience are essential. Some institutions may also require certification exams or teaching licenses based on country-specific rules.

Hello

B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering ( CSE ) at Pranveer Singh Institute of Technology ( PSIT ) , the best programming languages to focus on will depend on your career goals and areas of interest.

Here's some commonly recommended languages for CSE students:

1. Python – Best for AI, machine learning and data science.

2. C/C++ – Great for core programming, algorithms and system-level coding.

3. Java – Widely used in software development and Android apps.

4. JavaScript – Essential for web development (front-end & back-end).

5. SQL – Important for database management.

6. R/MATLAB – Useful for data analysis and research.

7. Go – Ideal for cloud computing and scalable applications.

hope this helps you .

Hello

In Maharashtra , the state government has mandated that Marathi be a compulsory subject in all schools , including those affiliated with CBSE, ICSE, IB and other boards. This requirement will be fully implemented from the academic year 2025-26 with Marathi being taught as a core subject evaluated through marks rather than grades.

By the 2025-26 academic year, Marathi will be a mandatory core subject for all students from Classes 1 to 10 across all boards in Maharashtra.

Therefore, if your child is attending a CBSE school in Maharashtra, they will be required to study Marathi as a compulsory subject up to Class 10, starting from the 2025-26 academic year.

hope this helps you .