Hello,

You  do not have to  12th/final year of college/final year of diploma  resultsof examination at the time of admission or counselling, but your  admission depends on the following conditions: -

• You must be below 18 years of age  and have to submit an affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper of Rs.10 in the prescribed Proforma duly signed by the parent/guardian. Submission of the false document is a punishable offence.
• Candidates have to submit their qualifying degree to the campus director or joint director of the allotted college on or before a date to be announced soon.
• If a candidate’s result has not been declared at the time of admission and he/she is seeking provisional admission, in that case he/she shall have to provide relevant proof of having cleared the examination.
• Candidates who are seeking provisional admission will have to bring the date sheet/admit card/Principal’s certificate as proof of having taken the exam.
• Candidates who are seeking provisional admission will only be considered for admission if their result has not been declared by the institution or university.
• Age allowed for general category candidates as of October 01, 2019, is 23 years.
• Relaxation is given to reserve categories.

So according to above rules you can sit for the exam .

But you have to submit your results before taking admission.

They will ask for your 12th pass certificate during admission if you get through GAT/CAT & situation test.

Hope this helps!!

Hello,

Karnataka PGCET is a state-level entrance exam through which candidates can secure admission in MBA/MCA/ME/MTech/MArch programmes offered by Government / University/ Private Aided / Private Un-Aided professional educational institutions in Karnataka.

PGCET is very important for pursuing Pg as there are around 200 MBA colleges in Karnataka once you are successful in the PGCET you can join any of the 200 colleges but within Karnataka state only. These colleges charge huge amount of fees, from minimum 2.5 lakh to 12 lakh for two years, if you are a non PGCET student.

But if you are going through PGCET with good score your fee is limited to 55,000 only plus around 20,000 to 30,000 collected by respective colleges where you seek admission.

Hope this helps!!

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that there are not much colleges or universities offering specialized bachelors degree in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Germany. However, there are many college options available if you want to pursue M.Sc in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. So, it is advised to pursue B.Sc Computer Science or B.Engg and then you can look for specialized options in Germany.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

Graduates with minimum 50% marks and Post Graduates were allowed to take direct Admission in CS Executive Programme.If you have passed the final level exam of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) or the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI) then you are eligible to take direct entry in Executive Programme of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI).

Since you have cleared your CA intermediate and not CA finals hence you are not eligible for direct entry.

Yes, the students who have appeared for CA exams in Jan cycle are leigible for appearing for CA intermediate exams in november. ICAI has also come up with an official notice regarding this which clearly says that the students who have appeared for CA Foundation exams in jan cycle are eligible to appear for November exams.

Hello,

Yes your friend is eligible for take admission in CSE department for Mtech. The minimum criteria to take admission in CSE Mtech is B.E/B tech in CSE/ EEE/ ECE/ IT/ electronics/ I &C/ E&I/ instrumentation or MCA. Your friend need to pass the GATE entrance examination. Then no problem will occur in admission.

All the best.

Hello,

MSc Microbiology is offered in four central universities under CUCET;

Central University of Punjab,

Eligibility criteria is bachelor's degree  in life science or any other related field with 55% aggregate,  there is relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category.

Central University of Haryana

Eligibility criteria is BSc(hons) or BSc in microbiology, botany, zoology, life sciences, biochemistry, biotechnology with 50% aggregate from a recognized university. there is relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category.

Central University of Tamil Nadu,

Eligibility criteria is bachelor's degree with microbiology  from a recognized university with 60% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category.

Central University of Rajasthan

Eligibility criteria is bachelor's degree with microbiology as one of the core subject and chemistry as an optional at least for two semesters or one year from a recognized university with 50% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category.

When it comes to the the syllabus, the exam pattern has two parts, part A has 25 questions which consist of english, general knowledge, and  numerical ability, part B has 75 questions related to the subject for which you can get the syllabus at https://cucetexam.in/CUCET2020/Document/Syllabus/Syllabus_PGQP22.pdf

You can get the model test paper at https://cucetexam.in/CUCET2020/Document/SampleTestPaper/STP_PGQP22.pdf

hello,

If you want to take admission in SPA Vijayawada then the only way to get seat to get qualified in jee mains paper 2. But if your are from FN/NRI/PIO category then you can take admission through Direct Admission of Students Abroad (DASA).

hope this will help you all the best

Dear Applicant,

I hope u are doing well, the basic eligibility is that the candidate must have at least a bachelor's degree from a recognised university to take part in UPSC exam. Even those candidates who have written the final year exams of the qualifying exam (bachelor's degree) and are awaiting results can apply. So if you have this your language won't matter.

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Hello student,

I hope you doing good,

There are four modes of discourse that you should be aware of. They are as follows:

• narration
• description
• exposition
• argument

NARRATION:

Narration is story telling. It involves relating a series of events, usually in a chronological order. The events narrated may be fictional (a made up story) or nonfictional ( the events really occurred). If the events actually happened, we give the writing another name such as biography, autobiography, history, after action report, or newspaper report.

DESCRPITION:

Description tells what things are like according to the five senses. A descriptive essay, or a descriptive passage in a story, tells how things look, sound, feel, taste, and smell. Nouns and adjectives can show what a person, place, or thing are like in their material aspects. But description often tries to do more than to enable readers to visualize characters, settings, and actions. It may also try to evoke a mood or atmosphere, and this is aided by the use of simile and metaphor.

EXPOSITION:

Exposition is the kind of writing that is used to inform. The prefix " Ex- " comes from Greek through Latin and means "out, or away from." The root of the word comes from the Latin verb "ponere" which means "to place." So translated literally, exposition means "to place out," and, of course, the thing that is placed out for us to see and understand is information. This mode of writing has several subtypes, the most common being process analysis, definition, classification and division, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, and problem and solution.

ARGUMENT:

The purpose of argument is to convince through logic. An argument is based on a belief or opinion that the writer holds as true. The statement of this opinion is called a "thesis." It is usually presented explicitly near the beginning of the argument. To convince readers that his opinion is true, the writer must build a case to support the thesis. Building a case requires presenting reasons for accepting the thesis, and then presenting evidence to support the reasons. If the reader accepts the reasons and the evidence, then he should agree with the thesis.

I hope it helps.