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Yes, you can become an AI engineer even if you didn't have computer science in 12th standard.

Following are some artificial intelligence courses and its eligibility criteria:

1. B.Sc Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning- completed of 12th standard or equivalent with minimum 50% marks with PCM.
2. B.Voc Artificial Intelligence- Passed

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According to the information with your impressive scores, you have a good chance of getting admission to both Nirma University and Pandit Deendayal Energy University (PDEU) for the Computer Science program.

For Nirma University , admission to the B.Tech  (https://B.Tech) Computer Science program is based on JEE Main scores.

It's definitely possible to prepare for NEET while studying the first year of an Arts and Science college, but it will be demanding.

You need strong time management skills to balance the workload of your Arts and Science courses with dedicated NEET preparation.Create a realistic study schedule that allocates sufficient

As a science student preparing for law entrance exams like CLAT or AILET , focus on areas like English Language , Logical Reasoning , Legal Reasoning , General Knowledge (GK) and Current Affairs , and basic Mathematics (up to Class 10 level). Start by strengthening your reading comprehension, vocabulary, and

If you are a science student and want to become a lawyer, that's absolutely possible! You don’t need to have studied arts or commerce to enter the field of law. In India, many students from science backgrounds choose law as a career, and they do very well.

Let’s understand how

Since your rank is 143035 in JEE Main and you are a general category student from Haryana looking for Computer Science and Engineering with good placement records, here’s a simpler view:

With this rank, getting into top NITs or IIITs for CSE is unlikely, as CSE is highly competitive. But

Hello Aspirant,

If you fail, in any subject whether it is Chemistry or Physics or any subject, you will not be accepted to an Arts College, even if you failed in a science subject. Arts colleges aren't a 'second option' for science students when they fail in their subjects, Arts