Dear Iqbal,

If you had left your all studies in 1998 then don't worry ! you can appear in exam of HSC.

Just you have to visit your Yashwantro Open University and apply for your course or write an application to the Academic section of the University and you can do your further studies.

Thanks...

Hey there !

If you wants to take admission in LLb 3 year course from law college ,and you completed your B.com (//B.com) .

So you need to submit your original TC or leaving certificate and migration of the Bcom course and photocopy of the last year marksheet of B.com,not of HSC .

But for certain verification they might ask for photocopy of the HSC as well,so try to arrange the marksheet of the HSC as soon as possible.

hope this will help you

good luck!

Hello,


Yes, you can.Minimum requirement for Diploma in Banking and Finance requires a bachelor's degree with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks.

I hope this helps.

Hi Anurag,

Yes, you can apply for MBA following the regular procedure of appearing in CAT, GMAT or other institute specific exams. You can also, refer to few the colleges which provide MBA in agribusiness given below:

• IIM Ahmedabad
• IMS Banaras Hindu University
• IIM Lucknow
• Doon Business School
• Symbiosis Instititute of International Business

For more details you can visit: https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-agriculture-business-management-colleges-in-india

Regards,

Meera Shingala

Hello,


First of all let me assure you that you don't need to worry because The Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University is a well renowned university and has good reputation too so there is not any matter of concern.Now, since you have completed you graduation in 2018 you should have received you degree by now and its more than one year because generally degree is given one year after completion.I would suggest you to call to their helpline number or drop them email regarding your concern and you will surely be assisted and if still you face any issue then you just directly go to main office and talk to authorities directly.


I hope this helps.

Hi,

For 12th class in CBSE

There are a total of 10 Units in Physics. The unit one to ten are named as Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetics Effects of Current and Magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents, Electromagnetic Waves, Optics, Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter, Atoms and Nuclei, Electronic Devices, and Communication System.

In the first unit, the third unit, fourth unit, sixth unit, and in the eight-unit, there are two chapters while in the second unit, fifth unit, seventh unit, ninth and tenth unit, there is one chapter.

In the syllabus pdf released by the CBSE board, the number of periods is also given to complete the syllabus. The first unit and the third unit should compete in 22 periods, the second unit and the fourth unit in 20 periods, the fifth unit in 4 periods, sixth unit in 25 periods, seventh unit in 8 periods, eight unit in 14 periods, ninth in 15 while the tenth unitin 10 periods. So, the total syllabus should be covered in 160 periods.


2018-19 physics syllabus copy for 12th class in CBSE link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bNy1wZSuVTZCMSQDAFjd0mmNcsdQtyOY/view


CBSE has also mentioned the weightage of the marks accordingto the units. Unit one and two posses 15 marks, unit three and four  16 marks, Unit five and six  17 marks, unit seven and eight  10 marks and the unit nine and ten contains 12 marks. So, in this way, the total syllabus is possed of 70 marks.

Regards.