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With your BTech degree percentage of 84 and a GATE score of 301, along with your SC category, you have a chance to secure admission in MTech programs at some IITs, but it may not be assured in the top-ranking ones due to intense competition.

However, admissions also depend on various factors such as the number of seats available, the specific department and program you're applying to, and the preferences of the particular IIT you're interested in. Some IITs may consider your application favorably based on your category and GATE score.

Considering your GATE score of 301 and SC category, here are a few IITs and MTech courses where you might have a chance of admission:

1. IIT Delhi:

   • MTech in Electrical Engineering
   • MTech in Mechanical Engineering
   • MTech in Civil Engineering
     
     

2. IIT Bombay:

   • MTech in Computer Science and Engineering
   • MTech in Electrical Engineering
     
     

3. IIT Madras:

   • MTech in Aerospace Engineering
   • MTech in Chemical Engineering
   • MTech in Biotechnology
     
     

4. IIT Kanpur:

   • MTech in Aerospace Engineering
   • MTech in Materials Science and Engineering

It's advisable to check the respective IITs' official websites for detailed information on MTech admissions, including eligibility criteria, seat matrix, and admission procedure.

Consider using the GATE College Predictor tool provided below to get more specific information.

GATE College Predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-gate_cp

Regarding SSC JE (Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer) and SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level) examinations:

SSC JE is conducted for recruitment to the posts of Junior Engineers in various government departments, whereas SSC CGL is conducted for recruitment to Group B and C posts in various ministries, departments, and organizations of the Government of India.

For both examinations, eligibility criteria vary depending on the specific posts and departments. Generally, a bachelor's degree in engineering is required for SSC JE, while for SSC CGL, a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university is required.

As an SC candidate, you may have certain relaxations in terms of age limits and qualifying marks in these examinations.

For detailed information on eligibility criteria, exam pattern, syllabus, and application procedures, you should refer to the official websites of SSC (Staff Selection Commission).

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Discrepancies in names between documents can be a concern during the SSC CGL application process. Here's what you can do for the OTR (One Time Registration) in SSC CGL with the name mismatch between your 10th certificate and Aadhar/PAN card.

The safest approach is to reach out to the Regional SSC Office where you plan to register for the SSC CGL exam. Explain the situation about the missing middle name on your 10th certificate but present on your Aadhar and PAN card.

There is a possibility the regional office might advise you to get an affidavit notarized by a First Class Magistrate. This affidavit should declare that you are the same person mentioned in all three documents (10th certificate, Aadhar, PAN) despite the variation in name format.

Whichever approach the regional office recommends (affidavit or other procedure), follow their instructions carefully. This ensures your OTR application goes through without any issues due to the name variation.

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Hello Aspirant

If you're planning for SSC CGL, there's no such issue going to be held in future. As per the SSC CGL guidelines, you only need to get eligible for the exam you can give the attempt in your last year of your graduation and after graduation.

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It depends on person to person . It Depends on your level of preparation and your catching ability . Don't follow the topper time table .make your own time table and stick to that only . daily at least 6 to 8 hours are required for non-working candidates and up to 4 hours for working candidates ..

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At least mention the name of the college for which you are asking these details . Only then we will be able to give you the most accurate details. You can do the same in the comment section of this question. Your query will be resolved as soon as possible.

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The Staff Selection Commission will release the SSC CGL 2024 question papers online at ssc.nic.in (http://ssc.nic.in) . Candidates are encouraged to download past SSC CGL question papers for preparation purposes. Practising these question papers will give you an idea of the difficulty level and the types of questions asked in the exam.

To download SSC CGL 2024 paper please visit : https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-question-papers

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Correct Answer: a -2 b-3 c-4 d-1

Solution : The correct option is a -2 b-3 c-4 d-1.

 A Willy-Willy is a tropical cyclone that occurs in Australia. It is a small, intense cyclone that forms over land and can cause damage to property and crops.  A typhoon is a large, intense tropical cyclone that occurs in the western Pacific Ocean mostly China. It can cause widespread damage to property and infrastructure. A Mistral is a cold, dry wind that blows from the north in southern France. It can cause strong winds and dust storms. A hurricane is a large, intense tropical cyclone that occurs in the Atlantic Ocean and northeastern Pacific Ocean mostly West Indies. It can cause widespread damage to property and infrastructure.

Correct Answer: Secretion of enzymes

Solution : The correct option is the Secretion of enzymes.

The nucleoside triphosphate adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, is a coenzyme utilized by cells and is frequently referred to as the "molecular unit of currency" of intracellular energy transfer. Simply put, it is energy for use and storage at the cellular level.

Correct Answer: 7 : 15 : 49

Solution : Let's check the given options –
First option: (11 : 21 : 121)→11 + (11 – 1) = 11 + 10 = 21; 11² = 121
Second option: (2 : 3 : 4)→2 + (2 – 1) = 2 + 1 = 3; 2² = 4
Third option: (7 : 15 : 49)→7 + (7 – 1) = 7 + 6 = 13 ≠ 15; 7² = 49
Fourth option: (9 : 17 : 81)→9 + (9 – 1) = 9 + 8 = 17; 9² = 81

Therefore, only the third option does not follow the pattern of the others. Hence, the third option is correct.