hi,

see it depends on the exam authority, if they decided that questions is too tough and the number of failure candidates is large than they may decided to give grace marks to all candidates, however it is not like every year grace marks is given for all subjects. you

Hello Manoranjan,

Firstly I wish  your family will healthy soon. Now talking about exams so due to this Panedamic Covid-19 the government had cancelled all exams so no need to worry about exams . As you have not mentioned about exams so,  as we know JEE exams has been postponed

Hey aspirant

You can apply for banking jobs in the last semester of your graduation or after completing it. Several banking exams are listed below-

• SBI Probationary Officer (PO) , Junior Associate (Clerk), Specialist Officer (SO) , etc.
• Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) Clerk, Probationary Officer, Assistant, etc.

The

hi,

see some of the colleges like vellore institute of technology, amity university, lovely professional university has fees waiver scheme for candidates who have scored good in college entrance test, please let us know which entrance exam you are interested to know, then we may help you with valuable information.

• SRM University, Chennai

Hello,

You have good percentile so  you can apply for government college and top private college. Apply with TFW option. if you get TFW then you don't have to pay Tution fee every year but have to pay rest of the fee structure.

you can apply for scholarship on the

1. Start your preparation from early on, if possible start doing it from this month itself.
2. Know the exam

Truth be told, there is no easy road when coming to UPSC. The selection proocess itself is so designed that the most smartest minds can get into the Administrative system.

UPSC is a 3 stage   selection process involving Prelims, Mains and Interview which tests your personality test. Prelims has 2