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Yes, you can do B.A. in Philosophy .

Anyone who has passed 12th from a recognised board in any stream (Arts, Commerce, or Science) can apply. There is no specific subject requirement.

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Hello aspirant,

The previous year's question papers of JK Bose can be downloaded through the official website jkbose.nic.in. Or you can download it from careers360 website, the link of which I am attaching here,

https://school.careers360.com/boards/jkbose/jkbose-10th-question-papers

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If you are truly focused on becoming a doctor and are ready to study seriously, then taking a complete drop can be a good option. Since you didn’t prepare properly this year, you can use the drop year to study well and aim for a better NEET score.

But if you are not fully sure about taking a drop or are interested in a career in Forensic Science, then BSc Forensic Science is also a good option with its own career scope.

So, decide based on your interest and confidence in preparing for NEET again.

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• Arihant’s AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Exam Guide is a complete guide that covers all subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, GK & English.
• Trueman’s Biology Vol 1 & 2 – Great for detailed theory and NCERT-based concepts.
• Pradeep’s Biology is another good option if you want in-depth explanations and diagrams.
• NCERT Books of class 11 and 12 Physics, Chemistry & Biology – These are must-reads, especially for concept clarity.
• Lucent’s General Knowledge is Ideal for quick revision of static GK and facts.
• MTG’s 15 Practice Papers for AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing helps with time management and understanding exam pattern.
• Any monthly current affairs magazine like Pratiyogita Darpan or even digital ones for updated news and awareness.

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The CTET form for the next session is expected to be released in a few months, likely by the end of this year or early next year.

Keep checking the official website regularly for updates.

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With the SEBC state rank of 9490 depends a lot on which state you're from, since seat availability and cutoff trends vary from one state to another. But to give you a general idea with this rank, you may not get top-tier government colleges, but you still have a realistic chance at semi-government or private colleges, especially in the later counselling rounds. If you’re from a state like Gujarat or Maharashtra, there are several self-financed colleges and lower cutoff institutes where SEBC candidates with ranks above 9000 have gotten admission in previous years. It’s important to participate in all rounds  , especially the mop-up round, because seats often open up last minute due to withdrawals.

For a better idea, you can check your state’s counselling website or use college predictors like: College predictor careers 360

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No, Physics is not always compulsory for admission to B.Sc. Zoology  Honours in Odisha but it depends on the university or college you're applying to.Most universities in Odisha like Utkal University, Ravenshaw University, Berhampur University, etc. require that you must have studied Biology  in your class 12 . Many colleges allow either Chemistry or Physics as the second subject alongside Biology. So, Physics is not strictly mandatory everywhere.Some colleges may ask for a combination of Biology + Chemistry + Physics in your  Class 12,

Check the eligibility criteria on the official website of the college or university you’re applying to.

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with 360 marks in CUET 2025,being an OBC candidate with MP domicile, you have a good chance of getting admission into the integrated B.Tech+M.Tech in IT at DAVV Indore .Last year the OBC cutoff for this program was around 327 and your score is above than that.since cutoff slightly vary each year based on the number of applicants and seats availablity,your chances are strong but not guaranteed. To stay safe, complete counselling and choice filling carefully.

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https://www.careers360.com/university/devi-ahilya-vishwavidyalaya-indore

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To get admission in the BSc-MSc Forensic Science course at NFSU Delhi under the Armed Forces (CW) quota, you should aim to score at least 45 to 50 marks in NFAT 2025.

There are 2 supernumerary seats for CW category, but you must still be on the common merit list. So, try to score above 50 marks to have a good chance of selection.

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Good afternoon. Joining the Indian Navy after completing Class 12 with an Arts background has fewer pathways compared to students from the Science stream, but there are still meaningful ways to serve the nation—especially for candidates from Meghalaya.

Agniveer MR Entry – Matric Recruit

Eligibility: Minimum education of Class 10 with Arts stream accepted Roles: Steward, Chef, Sanitary Hygienist Selection Process:

Computer-Based Test

Physical Efficiency Test

Medical Examination Age Limit: Between 17.5 and 21 years Service Duration: Four years under the Agnipath Scheme Salary: Between thirty thousand and forty thousand rupees per month along with the Seva Nidhi package

Agniveer Musician Entry

Eligibility: Class 10 pass and musical aptitude Roles: Navy Band Performer Selection Process:

Written Test

Musical Ability Test

Physical Efficiency Test and Medical Examination

Civilian Roles in the Navy

Roles: Clerk, Storekeeper, Tradesman and others Eligibility: Varies from Class 10 to graduation Recruitment Process: Conducted through regional Naval recruitment boards

Domicile Advantage for Candidates from Meghalaya:

Reserved quotas available for Northeastern states in select entries

Relaxed physical standards including height and chest measurements

Special recruitment rallies often held in Shillong or nearby areas

You can check updates on the Indian Navy’s official recruitment portal: www.joinindiannavy.gov.in. (http://www.joinindiannavy.gov.in.) . Let me know if you’d like help preparing for the recruitment tests or understanding other long-term Navy career options.