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• what you have studied in your 10+2/puc ,

Dear Aspirants ,

puc stands for Pre University Course which is an intermediate course of duration two years. This exam is conducted by conducted by state education board. If you are failed in science puc subject then you can attempt or you can get a chance to clear your exam

B.Sc Forestry is a 4 year Undergraduation course for students who are interested in Forests, plantation, ecology, etc. The course teaches you various methods of preservation of forests by implementation of various techniques. Managing Forest resources, Conserving Forests and forest supplies, Generating awareness will be few responsibilities once you successfully

Hello,

To be eligible for giving KCET candidate should have studied for minimum 7 years and passed from a recognized institute in Karnataka (1st standard to 2nd PUC/12th standard) as on first week of July 2020. So as your brother has not completed minimum 7 years of studying in Karnataka

Dear Aspirant,

Assuming that you belong to general category, the percentile you need to get a call from IIM Bangalore and Ahmedabad is 99.96

You are scored on the basis of  CAT percentile,10th, 12 th and graduation marks and also your work experience. So the selection is further based on

Dear,

There is no such announcement as of now about new hall ticket being issued. To download the hall ticket you can visit the PUC official website. On the home page, click on the link "CLICK HERE FOR ADMISSION TICKET OF II PUC MARCH 2020 EXAM" to get your ticket.The

Dear Sawiteshwari,

Thank you for the query. You can definitely taken admission for 2nd PUC in Uttar Pradesh after you have done 1st PUC in Karnataka but you need to present  a Migration Certificate from the PUC Karnataka and also a Transfer Certificate from the college you studies.

All the

Hello student,

Actually I think ok for any board what is the the minimum pass marks for 10 + 2.So For Karnataka pre-university course 10 + 2 level course I think it is fail. But you should go to your board website for further informations. And don't worry a total

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According to the question Depends on the one who is evaluating your paper.

If you score above 85/100: Evaluators correct one paper thrice.

Suppose evaluator A corrects your paper and you get 98/100. The paper goes to evaluator B to see if

there are any mistakes within the paper