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If you already downloaded your admit card, your application number will be printed on it.

SRM University uses an online admissions portal. Try logging in using your registered email address and date of birth in the format DDMMYYYY (e.g., 03042002 for April 3rd, 2002) as the password. If you can log in, your application number should be displayed on your account dashboard.

If neither of these methods works, you can try contacting SRM University directly. You can find contact information on the SRM Institute of Science and Technology admissions website


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MHT CET might require you to be logged in to view the answer key. If you haven't logged in, try doing so with your registered credentials.

There might be temporary authorization issues with your application. This could be due to incomplete registration, missing documents, or a technical glitch.

The answer key might not be publicly available yet and restricted to registered applicants who meet specific criteria.

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Whether you can change your seat from B.Com Hons to B.Com Computers depends on the specific MHT CET counselling process and the availability of seats.

The official MHT CET CAP counselling brochure typically outlines the seat allotment process, including information on seat upgrades or changes. Look for the brochure on the MHT CET website

During the counselling process, there might be a window for candidates to express interest in upgrading their seats. This could involve indicating your preference for B.Com Computers (if available) in a designated section.

MHT CET might have a helpline available to answer your questions regarding seat changes. Look for the contact information on their website and call them to clarify the options for changing your seat from B.Com Hons to B.Com Computers.

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B.Sc. Radiology and Imaging Technology (B.Sc. RIT) and B.Sc. Medical Radiography Imaging Technology (BMRIT) are very similar programs, but there might be some subtle differences depending on the specific university offering them.

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• Both are undergraduate degrees (typically 3-4 years) focusing on the field of medical imaging.
  
  
• They equip students with the knowledge and skills to operate various imaging equipment like X-ray machines, CT scanners, and MRI machines.
  
  
• Graduates from both programs can find careers as radiologic technologists or imaging technologists in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers.
  
  
• Coursework often covers similar topics like:
  • Human anatomy and physiology
  • Radiation physics and safety
  • Medical imaging techniques (X-ray, CT scan, MRI, etc.)
  • Patient care and communication
    
    BMRIT might have a stronger emphasis on the practical aspects of radiography, while B.Sc. RIT might delve deeper into the science behind imaging technologies or cover a broader range of imaging modalities (including ultrasound or nuclear medicine).
    
    B.Sc. RIT could potentially offer more coursework in healthcare management or research methodologies compared to BMRIT.
    
    
    

Yes, a B.Pharm student absolutely can pursue literature studies in Hindi after completing their B.Pharm degree.

A B.Pharm degree is a qualification in pharmacy, and there are no restrictions on what a B.Pharm graduate can study further. You have the freedom to pursue any field of study that interests you, including Hindi literature.

Enroll in a full-time Master's program in Hindi literature offered by universities across India.

Consider pursuing a diploma course in Hindi literature, which might be a shorter and more focused option.

Explore online courses or self-directed learning through available resources to enhance your knowledge of Hindi literature.

Overall, a B.Pharm degree doesn't limit your options for further studies. You can definitely pursue literature studies in Hindi if you are interested.

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A Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) equips you with essential business knowledge in areas like marketing, finance, accounting, and economics. These are all valuable for understanding the business landscape and the role of brands within it.

B.Com hones crucial skills like communication, critical thinking, data analysis, and problem-solving - all highly sought after in brand management.

Consider pursuing a specialized Master's degree in Brand Management or Marketing Management after your B.Com. These programs can provide in-depth knowledge of brand strategy, consumer behavior, and marketing communication.

Explore industry-recognized certifications like the Certified Brand Manager (CBM) offered by the Marketing Certification International (MCI). These certifications can enhance your credibility and showcase your expertise to potential employers.
While a BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) might offer a more marketing-focused curriculum, a B.Com combined with the right post-graduate studies or certifications can position you well for a career in brand management.

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The ICAI generally allows reasonable accommodations for candidates with genuine medical conditions.

It's best to contact the ICAI exam authorities beforehand and explain your medical situation. You might need a doctor's note to document your need to wear a cap.

Briefly explain the medical reason why you need to wear a cap during the exam.

Ask for their permission to wear a cap during the exam and inquire if any documentation is required (e.g., doctor's note).

Follow any specific instructions provided by the ICAI regarding documentation or any alternative arrangements they might suggest.


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Reach out to COMEDK counselling authorities as soon as possible. You can find their contact information (phone number and email address) on the COMEDK website

Explain that you missed the document resubmission deadline and inquire about the possibility of submitting the documents now.

• Be honest and apologetic about missing the deadline.
• If there is a genuine reason for missing it, explain it briefly (e.g., technical issues, illness).
  
  There might be a late fee or penalty associated with submitting documents after the deadline. Ask COMEDK officials about any such charges.
  
  The sooner you contact COMEDK, the better your chances of getting a positive response.
  
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The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is an engineering entrance exam conducted for admission to various engineering colleges in India. It comprises two different examinations: JEE Main and JEE Advanced.

JEE Main is the first stage of the entrance exam. It's a screening test to shortlist candidates for JEE Advanced.  Those who qualify JEE Main can appear for JEE Advanced.

JEE Advanced is the second stage, a tougher exam that determines admission into the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).


Both JEE Main and JEE Advanced cover three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

JEE Main is usually conducted in January and April. JEE Advanced is usually conducted in May. You can find the exact dates on the NTA website

You can apply for JEE online through the NTA website. The application window typically opens in December for JEE Main and in April for JEE Advanced.

• Start preparing early and make a study schedule.
• Focus on understanding the concepts thoroughly.
• Practice solving previous years' question papers and mock tests.
• Enroll in coaching classes or online courses if needed.
  
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