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Hello,

You are in 10th standard now. You can appear for FIITJEE in coming year. it is conducted for students who are in class 5-11th and will promote to it's higher class in coming year.

it is a talent reward exam which shows where a student stand at a national

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Double fertilization is a type of fertilization in which two male gametes fuse with single female gamete

• It takes place in plants
• An unfertilized ovum has three antipodal cells, 1 egg cell along with two synergids and 2 polar central cells
• First male gamete fuses with egg cell and

Greetings, aspirant!

The most notable difference between B.Sc Physics (Hons) and B.Sc in Physics and electronics is the duration. B.Sc Physics and electronics is a 3 year degree course whereas B.Sc (Hons) Physics is 4 years long.

There's also a difference in curriculum as B.Sc Physics and Electronics focuses more

Hi Ajay

Yes, of course they do. There is no such guideline which mentions that open school students are not eligible for the CAT exam or entry into IIM. You just need to have a valid CBSE/ICSE/IB level class 12th marksheet with you while applying for the CAT exam. Hope

Eligibility to enroll in DU by applying to DU entrance exams-

All the candidates must have passed their Class 12th standard to be termed as eligible for DU admission. The minimum marks to be acquired in the 12th academic level will be prescribed by the University of Delhi and differs

Dear Aspirant,

Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology is ranked at 124 in the National Institute of Ranking Framework (NIRF), which makes it as one of the top engineering colleges in India considering the number of colleges that we have. Their official website boasts that their Chemical Engineering Department is one

Hello Aspirant,

As you study in Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi and there is no notice for promotion of students of IGNOU so you have to wait for any announcement to be made by the competent authorities.

As of now different state governments are taking decision for colleges