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It will be preferable for you to do BTech rather than BSc because after doing BTech you can get a job in a company while after doing bsc the chances are less and have to go for further studies even if you want or don't. There are

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Being a concerned mother, I really appreciate ur worries... As covid cases are getting worst everyday there is little chance of exam at this time. U must let her apply for college for admission as secondary options for her and this is very high time. Motivate her to prepare

Let me get this straight once and for all. It is not possible to determine whether you will get seat in a particular course solely only on the basis of your MU rank. Many more factors such as gender, category, state of domicile are taken into account by the authorities

The Government has decided to promote all students studying in Classes 1 to 9 in all government, aided and private unaided schools . As educational institutions were forced shut on March 16 following the onset of COVID-19 pandemic, many institutions had to forego examinations due to the ensuing nationwide lockdown.

You must have passed 12th from a recognized board. In 12th, you must have studied Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology . Without studying Biology , you can not take admission in this course.

All the best for your future.

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Candidates belonging to all categories i.e. General/ST/SC/PwD etc are required to complete or have passed HSC or equivalent examination in 2018, 2019 or 2020 so that they can appear for IPMAT 2020. This was the eligibility criteria for this year, So if you have completed your 10+2 level in

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Both courses are best in their own way...but i would like to suggest you mba course...because now a days there is lot of opportunities and scope in mba...

And a number of MBA specializations in demand include fields like marketing, finance, international Business, Human Resources Operations Management, information

Hey Lavekush

As far as I know for the state Board students cutoff marks are calculated as follows
Cut off= (math/2) + (phy/4)+(chem/4)
However for CBSE candidates
Cut off= (math) +(phy/2)+(chem/2)

But  there is normalization( for the cbse students) because it's difficult to score such high cut offs.  As in