Hello,

Yes, finally a special round councelling will be held for all the vacant seats.Date of same have not been announced yet and both fresh candidate and others can participate in that.

Hope that helps!

Hello

You can give sat in class 10th . Also it is possible to give sat exam after 10th also that is in class 11th . You should appear for test with good preparation so that you can get good marks so that you will get good college. Also you may get scholarship after scoring good marks .

Hope this helps

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Hi Allanki,

Yes, you can go for B.Sc Food Technology as you have MPC in 12th. As per the eligibility criteria of B.Sc Food Technology at University of Delhi, Delhi (Also known as: DU), aggregate of 60% or more marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology/ Mathematics is needed.

If you have that, you can take admission.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Hello there,

First let me tell you that, JEE Mains score is valid only for 1 year. This year JEE Mains score is not valid for the next year. For the next year, you have to give JEE Mains again. And now let me tell you that to give JEE Advanced exam, you have to clear JEE Mains first.

For this year the JEE Mains cut-off for various categories is like, for General category was 90, 72 for OBC-NCL , 50 for SC , 39 for ST , and 1 for PWD in this year. So, to give JEE Advance exam, you have to score atleast this percentage as per your category.

And also, if you get good marks in these exams, then there is no need to go in private colleges. You can get top institutes like NIT's, IIT's etc.

Hope it helps.

Dear Student,

NPTEL generally  happens twice a year once during the summer and the other during the winter. If you have failed this time you will not be given  a certificate for the subject, however you will be able to take it up again in the next season. The choice is given to you, you can either take up the same subject or you can opt for another subject as well.

Dear Aspirant

There are a lot of options which you can pursue after completing your BSC. Yo can go for higher studies such as MBA-IT, MSc- IT , MCA, MS etc

There is a lot of opportunities in various sectors such as in electronics, manufacturing, finance, communication, business etc

You are more likely to get a job as you have already earned what companies need.

All the best

Hello,

You are already joined the college. So if you are getting out the previous college then you cant go for BDS college. Like you have a BDS college it's okay. Your previous college seats is not cancelled because you joined there by management quota seat. If you are not interested in BDS then don't go there. Your admission not cancelled dear.

All the best.

Hello, For your 12th exam details you have to to give in your details form your 12th marksheet. So in your case you will have to specify that you are a private student. This will not affect in any manner in your selection process further in your government exams as long as qualify the written and interview rounds of the Government examination. There are lots of inspirational stories of candidates who struggled in their school exams but later came out as toppers in the government exams so be positive and prepare well.

All the Best.

Yes, it is possible to rectify any errors in your document submission after the selection process. Rest assured that the mistake you made does not disqualify you from sitting for the exam.

Students can know more about the details from here https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-chsl-exam-dates

Dear student,

You can apply through ews certificate for this year. The criteria for ews is that candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. And his family must not own more than 5 acres of agriculture land. The residential flat area should be below 1000 sq ft.

If you fulfill these criterias then you can apply through ews as you will have to issue your ews before july, when your father's income would increase. But after that you will not he able to take any benefits of ews.