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Yes, you can definitely start preparing for GPSC. But remember, GPSC exam eligibility requires a graduation degree, so you will be able to formally apply only after completing your Bsc. However, starting preparation from 1st semester is a very good step because it will give you enough time to

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As from your question, it is not specified whether you are referring to the syllabus or the papers, but I can guide you relatively.
Some sample papers and model sets are available online for practice.
These papers still help you understand the question pattern and chapter-wise weightage. Just

Yes you are very much eligible to pursue B.Sc. in computer science, not just in West Bengal but in the entire India.

You can give CUET-UG after your 12th grade and look for admission criteria of different colleges and select the one that suits you the most.

You can visit

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Just click on the link below I am attaching so that you can find the Half Yearly routine 2025, and you can prepare accordingly. You can go through the subject-wise timetable and exam dates for the half-yearly examination. I hope this information will help you.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/seba/assam-class-10-half-yearly-routine-2025

Finding specific papers from previous years can be tough as they are internally managed by the board! However, the dedicated resource page for Manipur Board HSLC Question Papers serves as the best hub for practice. It is likely to contain the Computer Science papers for 2015 or surrounding years, as

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You can get the CBSE Class 10 Science 2025-26 Question Paper from the Careers360 website. Practising these papers will helps you to understand the exam pattern, to identify the important topics, to improve time management, and overall it enhances your exam preparation.

LINK: https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-10-science-question-paper-2025

I hope this answer helps

Practicing with Social Science PYQs is the best way to master your concepts! Since the Class 9th half-yearly paper (2025-2026) is usually unique to your board/school, studying previous papers is essential. You can find links to relevant PYQs and sample formats to sharpen your History, Civics, and Geography skills directly