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I am planning to persue my Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in Maharashtra Mumbai region for the year 2027-2028.

Vaishnavi Viswanathan 4th Dec, 2025

Hey,

That's a great call. Assuming that you are currently pursuing your bachelor's or master's, the Bachelor of Education has much scope than you actually know. For that, you have to clear the MAH B.Ed CTET as a qualifying exam for most of the colleges in Maharashtra, also it's mandatory too. And it's a two-year program with four full-time semesters. Fees range from Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 1,00,000 depending on whether it's a self-financed or government-aided college.

You should have an average mark of 50 percent; it's necessary to hold either a bachelor's or a master's degree for further processing. If you are an engineering candidate, you should have an average of 55 percent.

For more updates, scopes, and course details, visit MAH B.Ed Teacher Education. https://university.careers360.com/exams/mah-bed-cet

Good luck.


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My son is in right now 8 th standard studying i st Josephs akshardhama icse school. we want to prepare him for JEE . we are planning to admission hin Sri Chaitanya school or Naryana school in Bangalore for integrated programs . Should we do it or continue in. Shimoga in 9th standard

Ayshwarya Mahadevan 2nd Dec, 2025

It’s great that you’re planning early for your son’s JEE journey. Moving to Sri Chaitanya or Narayana in Bangalore for an integrated school + JEE program can help if he is comfortable with a structured schedule, regular tests and competitive pressure. These schools focus strongly on Maths and Science from class 9, which may boost preparation.

However, if you feel he needs a balanced routine with less pressure , he can continue in Shimoga till 10th and later join a reputed coaching institute in class 11. Many students crack JEE successfully through this route too.

So the decision mainly depends on your son’s comfort level and learning style. If he is motivated and ready for early intensive prep, Bangalore integrated programs will be useful. If not, staying in Shimoga is absolutely fine.

All the best to your son’s future.


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Now iam studying bsc ai course 3 rd year .so after that .i planning for robotic, software,etc in Russia oru qatar.so will u tell the procedure, admission procedure exam,fees everything

Dhruv Sharma 15th Nov, 2025

Hello Niya

You're studying in a BSc AI course, and you're in the final year of your graduation, so after completing your graduation, you need to get a degree first, then you can match the requirement of GPA with the Russia or Qatar colleges. After this, you need to give an entrance exam, an interview and a portfolio, which depends on the university.

There are some requirements to get admission in Qatar and Russia colleges-

Qatar colleges

  • The candidate must have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
  • Candidates must speak the English language and score well in tests like IELTS or TOEFL.
  • Universities like Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar offer an AI & Robotics program.

Russia Colleges

  • A Bachelor's degree from a relevant course with good grades is required.
  • High Commands on the English language and must submit a CV or motivation letter.
  • A competitive entrance exam and an interview are compulsory to get admission to a Russian college.
  • Skoltech University offers a Robotics & AI course.

I hope this information helps you.

Thank you.

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if Im giving b arch and b planning paper of 3 hours 30 minutes and focusing more on b arch part of drawing and maths and less on planning part will it affect my allover marks? do this paper ahe combined marks as it is conducted together or the marks are separate like 400 b arch 400 b planning

Prachi Kumari 16th Nov, 2025

Hello,

In this exam, B.Arch and B.Planning are usually treated as separate sections even if the paper is conducted together. So:

  • Marks for B.Arch (drawing, maths, etc.) are counted separately.

  • Marks for B.Planning are also counted separately.

Focusing more on B.Arch and less on Planning won’t reduce your B.Arch score , but your B.Planning score may be low. Your overall rank may be affected if both scores are considered for a combined merit, depending on the admission rules of the institute.

Hope it helps !

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Im frm tier 3 college. I have btech in Biomedical Engineering and soon will be graduating with mtech in Biomedical instrumentation. Not interested in teaching, i want go for job . my pg 1yr i realized my major field pays very less than other domain. I planning to switch majors. For me/mtech in control and instrumentation or me/mtech in chemical engineering.... im really confused what to choose

Amisha Soni 30th Oct, 2025

Hello Dear candidate,

The choice between mtech in Control Instrumentation and mtech in Chemical Engineering totally depends on your interest or career goal. If you are interested in designing and operation of chemical processes, you should go for chemical engineering. While if your interest lies in automation, measurement, or control system across different engineering fields, you should go for Control Instrumentation. While, Chemical engineering provides borad and more job opportunities, Control and instrumentation roles may offer higher Starting salary in certain sectors. But the pay between these two heavily depends on institute, company, location, experience and role.

Hope you find this helpful.

Thank You.

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I am planning to reappear for my 12th board exams in 2026 because I scored only 70 percent in 2025 in the PCMC stream. I intend to take a drop year and prepare for the JEE in 2026, for which I need a minimum of 75 percent. Can I reappear as a private candidate for my second chance, or should I withdraw my result and appear again? If yes, how can I do that? If not, what options do I have?

Aahana Rawat 31st Oct, 2025

Hi,

You can reappear for 12th board exams in 2026, as 75% marks is needed for the general category in boards to sit for JEE mains and advance. You don't need to withdraw your previous result, you can simply apply as a private or improvement candidate through your board. When you will reappear for the exam, you can increase your score and then the latest mark sheet will be eligible for the JEE.

If you are from the state board, then visit your board's regional office or website for the improvement exam.

For CBSE, you can fill out the improvement exam form online from the official website of CBSE. You can enroll as a private student with NIOS.

Hope it helps!!!

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i am in BCA Final Year and planning to admission next year at l d college. should i have to give cmat exam please answer my question cmat registration 2026 has been started

Rahul Mandal 27th Oct, 2025

Hello,

For a postgraduate management course (MBA/PGDM) at L.D. College, you will likely need to give the CMAT exam. As a final-year BCA student, you are eligible to appear for the exam. The registration for CMAT 2026 has already begun, and you must apply before the deadline to be eligible for the entrance test.

I hope it will clear your query!!

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I am planning take admission in mca at l d college next year should i have pass CMAT 2026 first. please answer me eligibility Criteria for it

Rahul Mandal 26th Oct, 2025

Hello,

Yes, you will likely need to pass CMAT 2026 to be eligible for an MCA at LD College, as it is a common entrance exam for MCA programs. To be eligible for CMAT, you must hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline or be in your final year of graduation. For admission to the MCA program itself, you'll need a passing score on CMAT (the exact cutoff is determined by the college) and meet the college's specific requirements, which often include a bachelor's degree and minimum passing marks of 50% (45% for reserved categories).

I hope it will clear your query!!

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i am planning to appear for ceeta pg cs it (tancet) for ME cs , is there ex-serviceman quota for that ?

Prachi Kumari 23rd Oct, 2025

Hello,

Yes, there is an ex-servicemen (Ex-Servicemen) quota for ME Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) admissions through TANCET (Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test). This reservation is part of the special category seats for Tamil Nadu natives.

According to the TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) guidelines, 8 seats in University Departments, 34 in University Colleges, and 108 in Government and Government-aided Colleges are reserved for the sons and daughters of ex-servicemen. This totals 150 seats across various institutions.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • You must be a native of Tamil Nadu.

  • You should be the son or daughter of an ex-serviceman.

  • You need to provide relevant documents, such as the parent’s discharge certificate and ID card, to claim this quota.

This quota is available only to Tamil Nadu natives. If you are not a native of Tamil Nadu, you may not be eligible for this reservation.

Hope it helps !

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