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I totally understand that choosing a stream after 10th can be a bit confusing but it depends on your interests and career goals. If you have a strong interest in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and you want to pursue careers in fields like medicine, engineering,etc..then go for science.
If you enjoy subjects like Economics, Accountancy, and Business Studies, and you have an interest in finance, business, or entrepreneurship, then commerce could be a good choice.
If you have a passion for subjects like History, Geography, Economics, Sociology, etc and you are interested in fields like journalism, social work, law, or arts, then Humanities may be the right path for you.
Ultimately, it is upto you what you are interested in and what you want to pursue in future as your 11th stream will play a huge role in shaping your career.
Hope this helps,
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Yes as per the Information Bulletin by NTA. Senior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling with a minimum of five subjects. will be eligible to write an exam for JEE Mains. But to sit for JEE Advanced exam, only top 2.5 lakhs students will get eligible who has given the JEE Mains exam. The Qualifying cutoff for JEE Advanced exam will be out, once the result for JEE mains session 2 exam is out. Thanks
Sainik schools are considered among the best educational institutions in India. The UP Sainik School was set up to provide highly subsidized quality education to selected students with the help of military officers, teachers and to make it functional as a nursery and a main institute for the future N.D.A Aspirants.
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Hello aspirant
Talking about how many marks you need in Neet depends upon which course you wish to do .
For qualifying neet you must need 50 percentile as you are from general category . For sc and st category it is 40 percentile and for pwd , ebc it is 45 percentile.
For general category candidate minimum marks required in Neet are 710 + , if admission to government college is required for mbbs course .
For bds you must need at least 600 marks
For bams and bhms you will need 500 + marks in Neet ug .
Now talking about fee structure
In government colleges fees ranges from 10, 000 to 14,000
For private colleges starting from 10 lakh it goes upto 40 lakh depending upon the university.
For neet preparations you may visit the link given below
https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/
Hello Aspirant,
Those who wish to pursue careers in law should apply to Indian LLB 2024 programmes. There are primarily two LLB programmes: the three-year and the five-year degrees. Since CLAT and AILET are now in the midst of their counselling processes, LLB admission for 2024 is currently open. The LLB application forms will be made available by prestigious colleges in India, and students will be shortlisted based on their performance in university or national admission exams.
And the CLAT exam for 2024 is completed. Even if you have other private top institutions to enter into by clearing their own entrance exams.
Admission to LLB programmes is available through private institutions, public university departments and colleges, and national law universities. However, applicants must fulfil the minimal requirements for admission to these schools or universities. Regarding the age limit and minimum passing score needed to pass the qualifying exam, different universities could have different requirements.
Refer the below link for more details:
https://law.careers360.com/articles/llb-admission-in-india
When filling out the form for a government job, it is generally recommended to go with the name on your Aadhar card, as it is an official government document. However, it is always a better idea to double-check the specific instructions or guidelines provided by the organization conducting the recruitment or hiring.They might have specific requirements regarding name changes after marriage.
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