Hey!

Well, medical courses revolves around biology and it is the only subject which differentiates medical and non medical courses. However, there is one way, if you clear NEET exam so you can persue mbbs or any other medical course and to clear neet you need to prepare biology as

There are following Eligibility criteria:

• Candidate should have Passed (10+2) or Higher Senior Secondary Certificate Examination  from the CBSE or from the equivalent examination of any state / ISC recognized to it.
• He/She should have obtained a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.
• All SC/ST candidates have a relaxation of 5%

Hi Aqeel

Generally no marks are cut for writing an incorrect decimal value. However, this depends on the question too. If the question for example expected you to be precise, eg. it wanted precision upto lets say 2 decimal places, then some marks would be cut.

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you are eligible for bsc agriculture as minimum requirement for this course is 50% score from any recognised board.

As you scored above 50% so you are eligible and you can get a seat according to your entrance test score.

I hope this information would be helpful

Hii ..

First of all congratulations... You have done well..

The TNEA Tamil Nadu engineering counselling has already opened...you can apply in it...and can approach with your equivalent certificates...you are very likely to get placed in good colleges...why are you waiting...go ahead...

All the besttt

hello dear

the exam date of 2nd puc supplementary isnt known yet the timetable is yet to be released

soon thw dates will be updated even at website.

Hello learner,

If you're looking for Engineering colleges in Karnataka, then your KCET score will comes as big picture. If you're a candidate representing General Category, your score should be above 50%. If you're a representative of SC/ST/OBC your cut off should be above 40%. Accordingly, your ranklist will be

Hello Aspirant

Karnataka PUC board conducts the 2nd PUC supplementary exam for candidates who are not able to pass the regular board examination. Karnataka 2nd PUC Board Examination 2020 is normally conducted in June every year. However, the regular board exam result 2020 will be released with a delay on

Hello,

It is very unlikely to deduce marks and this is not something you need to worry a lot. Of course if there are lot of spelling mistake there are chances that your marks might get down but it is not sure as long as you have gave your best

Hi Pranav,

Congratulation on having a good score.

Yes, dear, you are eligible for the admission on behalf of your board percentile you can get a good branch acc to your choice or even through your JEE score you will successfully get the branch that you want to have.

Thanks