Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear the eligibilty for GATE 2021 is that both 3rd and 4th year students,along with the drop-outs can apply,So,you are eligible for filling up the application form.

Also,The documents that are required to be uploaded on the application form is only your photograph of the dimesion assigned there,scanned signature and scanned Valid ID proof,and in case you are from SC,ST,Pwd,Dyslexia student then you need to upload its required certificate.

Rest of the documents that are mentioned are just to fill up the details.

For More Details about GATE 2021 application form,you may go on the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-application-form

Hope this was helpful!

All the best!

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Hello Aspirant,

As JEE-Advance applications for 2020 have been started and there are so many queries regarding caste certificate validity so let me clear you that if you belongs to OBC-NCL category then your category certificate should be issued on or after April 1st 2020 but if you don't have tha certificate for this date then you should have applied for it in month of June-July when lockdown was being uplifted and as you apply for that certificate you would get a declaration which you can upload on JEE-Advance portal instead of your certificate. Don't worry you are not late at all because still you can apply for your certificate and you will get a declaration which you can upload on jeeadv.ac.in

For more details about JEE-Advance Applications refer to the links given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-application-form

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello there, yes certification course will certainly benefit your career and help you land better jobs. A certification course will help you to give an upper hand from other candidates. Which means you will be having better chance to get the job. A certification will have a profound impact on your existing qualifications but certificate alone can't guarantee a job. It depends how you perform on the interview day. If you are lucky, one or two good answer related with vacancy for which you applied together with the answers for the certification course which you did wil help you to get the job.

Good luck!!

Dear aspirant,

This is one of the most trending questions regarding which the aspirants are worried. To be honest the exact cut-off of any exam can never be predicted before seeing the question paper. NEET Cutoff 2020 will vary on different factors as per the categories. The cutoff for NEET 2020 will depend upon how the exam will be conducted, how many aspirants will appear for the exam, difficulties level and many more.What I believe is that the cut-off will increase as compared to what it would have been if the NEET exam would have been conducted on time.  The reasons are as follows:-

• NEET has been postponed for 19 weeks, this is a huge bonus specially for the current year aspirants. They must have studied hard. In 19 weeks, someone can really turn the things around.
• I agree that most of the students have not utilized their time to the fullest. They have wasted time worrying about their future or may be on social media and gaming. But, remember one thing that this is a cut-throat competition in which every single marks matters. Even if 2-3 thousand aspirants would have studied properly then the cut-off will shoot rapidly because the seats are only about 14–15 thousand.
• The students are mostly practicing a lot of questions, this would have boosted their confidence which will help them score better in the exam.

So I believe that the cut-off will surely increase as compared to what it would have been if NEET was conducted on time.

Hope this information helps you

Good luck!

Hello Aspirant,

Don't worry just take precautions. See as we know that JEE-Main has been conducted successfully across the nation in multiple districts even after lockdown in some of them. So, similarly Indian Army B.Sc Nursin exam will also be conducted on September 11th and there will be relaxations for exam aspirants by the condition is that you must ensure the proper safety precautions like Mask of face and Gloves in hand are compulsory for appearing in exam.

For more details refer to the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/indian-army-bsc-nursing?utm_source=google&utm_medium=kg

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

Due to Covid-19 and as a part of precautionary measures, Indian railways has suspended operations of all trains on Ranchi-Patna route. The bookings on this route will be opened shortly by Indian Railways on IRCTC's official website. You are advised to keep checking the official website for any further notice.

Hopw this helps!

Dear aspirant,

The minimum eligibility criteria for JAM exam is to score around 5.5 CGPA in your graduation. If you have cleared your backlog with the expected CGPA, well and good. Any less marks won't be accepted for admission in IITs/NITs . For further details regarding the eligibility you can visit the following link:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

Regards!!

Hi,

I would like to answer your query. According to my opinion, since not much time is left, you may go for the previous year's questions as this will help you revise your concepts. And normally it is seen that every year there is a repetition of few questions over and over again. So try to grab as much questions as you can. Along with it, try to go for mock tests as well as formula sheets available on NTA Abhyas app.

Hope this will solve your query. Wish you a good luck!!

Your NC-OBC certificate is valid for 1 year. Ideally, this is the format that is ideally used for CAT application: https://cdn.digialm.com//per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/17/PDF/NC-OBC_Certificate.pdf . But if your NC-OBC Certificate has expired, you can also use this Undertaking Certificate. https://cdn.digialm.com//per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/17/PDF/UNDERTAKING_CAT_2020.pdf stating that you will produce the Certificate atleast by the time of Interview.

• The difficulty level of the examination.
• Total number of candidates that appeared in JEE Mains.
• The previous years cutoff Trends.
• Number of seats available in in NIT or IIIts.