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Some colleges might allow gap year students to enter as transfer students,  depending on the reason for the gap and previous academic performance. The best approach might be to contact TSAP's admissions department directly. Explain your situation and inquire about the possibility of taking a gap year and readmission procedures.

If you are considering a gap year due to academic difficulties, address the root cause.

• Consider seeking academic support services offered by TSAP (if available).
• Talk to your professors or advisors to identify areas for improvement.
  
  Taking a gap year for mental health reasons can be beneficial. TSAP might offer resources or can guide you to external support services.
  
  TSAP might have a placement cell that connects students with potential employers in the architecture and planning field.Check the college website or contact them directly for confirmation.Professors and faculty might have connections with architecture and planning firms, which could be beneficial for job opportunities.
  
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There is a good chance you can take admission in Forensic Science despite the gap in your education (since 2021).

Many students take gap years for various reasons, including entrance exam preparation like NEET. Colleges are usually understanding of such gaps.

Check the eligibility criteria for B.Sc. Forensic Science programs at the universities you are interested in. Most programs require a minimum percentage in your 12th standard Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).Some universities might conduct their own entrance exams for B.Sc. Forensic Science, while others might base selection on your 12th standard marks. Research the specific admission process for each university.

While a gap year for NEET preparation is understandable, you can optionally consider mentioning it in your application:

Briefly explain that you were preparing for NEET in your application form or during the interview (if applicable). If you achieved good scores in NEET or have any relevant experiences or certifications during your gap year, mention them to showcase your continued academic engagement.

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The application deadline for Mumbai University UG admissions might have passed, but there are still a few options you can explore:

Reach out to the Mumbai University admissions office as soon as possible. Inquire if there is a possibility of submitting a late application with a late fee (if applicable). This will depend on the university's specific policy and how late you are. Mumbai University has many affiliated colleges offering various undergraduate programs. While the application for Mumbai University departments might be closed, individual colleges might still have open applications.

Consider applying to other universities in Mumbai that might still have open applications for UG programs. Research universities like SNDT Women's University, SPIT (Mumbai), or KJ Somaiya College of Engineering.

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No, there typically isn't a BSc in Cardiology offered in India. The related field you might be interested in is BSc Cardiac Technology, which involves using technology to assist doctors in diagnosing and treating heart conditions.

EAMCET (or its state-specific variant) can be used for admission into BSc Cardiac Technology programs in some institutions.

There isn't a BSc in Cardiology. BSc Cardiac Technology focuses on the technical aspects of cardiac care using equipment. EAMCET can be used for admission in some colleges. Eligibility criteria and entrance exams may vary.

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BSC Cardiology seat are  given on the basis of class xii results .

The aspiring candidate must have passed class xii with minimum 50 % marks in physics, chemistry and biology from any reputed university.

There is no Entrance exam As such for bsc Cardiology but universities conduct their own exam followed by personal I.terview of the candidate. On the basis of  Combined score of Class xii score,  test and interview , a merit list is prepared and then the seat is alloted to the student.

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Along with other documents. It will create a good effect.

Meet the minimum marks and percentage requirements in Class 12th (or equivalent) set by the college for your chosen program.

Appear for the relevant national entrance exam like NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) for medical programs or CUET (Common University Entrance Test) for some B.Sc. programs (depending on the institute). Qualify with a good score.

Participate in the counseling process conducted by the exam authority (e.g., NTA for NEET). Choose KIMS College during counseling if your score qualifies you for admission.

Based on your rank/score in the entrance exam and seat availability, you might get selected for admission.

Submit the required documents for verification and pay the admission fees.

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The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) might have sent a confirmation email or SMS after successful payment.  Double-check your inbox and spam folder for any such communication.

Look for a payment confirmation page or receipt you might have received after making the payment. This could be a printout, email, or SMS. Use this to verify the successful transaction.

If you can't find any confirmation or the issue persists,  it's best to contact ICSI directly.

When contacting ICSI, have the following information ready:

• Your Name
• Registration Application Number (if available)
• Transaction details (date, amount, reference number - if you have it)
• Briefly explain the issue
  
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Yes, you can definitely apply for diploma courses after passing 10th CBSE. In fact, there are many diploma programs designed specifically for students who have completed their 10th grade.

Generally, passing 10th CBSE with a minimum percentage (often 50%) is the basic eligibility for diploma courses. Some institutes might have specific subject requirements depending on the diploma specialization.

There is a wide range of diploma courses available in various fields like engineering (e.g., mechanical, civil, computer science), computer applications, animation, fashion design, hospitality management, and many more.

You can pursue diplomas at various institutions like:

• Polytechnics
• Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)
• Community Colleges
• Private Institutes (after checking their affiliation and accreditation)
  
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You most likely will still be considered for passing based on the information you provided.

The CHSE Odisha board requires a minimum of 33% marks in each subject (including theory and practical) and an overall aggregate of 33% to pass class 12 exams.Since your failure is in the optional subject, and assuming all other subjects meet the minimum marks (33%), you should be okay.

You need 33% marks in each subject (5 main subjects + 1 optional). If you have 33% or above in all your main subjects, even if you failed the optional subject, your overall aggregate should likely be above 33% (considering the marks of all 6 subjects).

However , to be absolutely certain, it's best to confirm this directly with the CHSE Odisha board or the college you are applying to.

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No, you cannot apply for the CA Foundation exam while currently studying in 1st PUC (first year Pre-University Course).  The eligibility criteria for the CA Foundation exam typically require you to have completed your 12th standard education.

You need to pass your 12th standard exams from a recognized board (in any stream - Arts, Commerce, Science) with a minimum of 33% marks. Since you're in 1st PUC, you haven't completed your 12th standard yet.

Focus on your PUC studies and aim to score well. You can apply for the CA Foundation exam after completing your 12th standard and meeting the eligibility criteria.Explore the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) option. NIOS allows students to complete their 12th standard through open schooling, potentially enabling you to appear for the CA Foundation exam earlier (depending on NIOS exam schedules).

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