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IOM results for year 2019-2020 was supposed to be released in the first week of January but for some unknown reason it is delayed. Please check the official site to know exactly when the iom results will be released. Please click the below link to know more

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If your query is about JEE Main exam, you can go through the link below and check the JEE Main Paper 2 question paper and answer key-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-answer-key

Also, official answer key is expected to be released soon by National Testing Agency. Stay connected.

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Top colleges/universities for 3 year LLB program:

1. Faculty of Law, DU
2. Symbiosis Law College, Pune
3. Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat
4. Government Law College, Mumbai
5. ILS Law College, Pune
6. BHU Law College, Benaras
7. University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad
8. Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology,

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If you're asking about JNU, Jaipur as you've tagged it then yes, it does offer LLB.

Candidate needs to have passed graduation with minimum 45% aggregate. Admission is based on the merit of the qualifying examination and personal interview. If you fulfill the eligibility criteria mentioned, you can apply

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you are expecting 200 out of 360 which is 55.5 % of total marks.  Percentile depends on lots of factors. Percentile is calculated as how you performed in the exam and what is your score out of all the candidates and how many have score below your score and

Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute is one of the best medical colleges in Karnataka. Admission for a general category candidate under All India Quota needs almost 560 to 570+ marks in NEET out of 720. For OBC category candidates, the cutoff is somewhat lower, almost 510+ marks. In general,

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During admission, it is based in your 12th percentage. In Universities, there will be screening test and interviews for admission. It depends which college you choose for admission.

BSc is done on a particular subject and it is solely about that subject only which you will study deeply in

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Liquids are classified into two types of liquids based on their vapour pressure.

1) volatile liquid

2) Non volatile liquid.

A volatile liquid is one which has high vapour pressure. It is evaporated rapidly.

example includes acetone, hexane, chloroform etc.

Hope you understood what are the volatile liquid.

Raj, there are 29 states and 8 UTs across India with as many as 600 Medical Colleges. And it is difficult to mention the cut offs for all Colleges across India. But what we can do for you is give you the list of Participating Institutions. The list will have