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Yes, a science student can definitely appear for the entrance exam for a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program in the Arts stream. Most B.Ed. programs require candidates from various academic backgrounds, including science, arts, and commerce, to apply for different subject specializations according to their interests and eligibility.

In India, B.Ed. entrance exams do not restrict candidates based on their original graduation stream but rather allow them to choose the subject they wish to teach. A science graduate can opt for the Arts stream subject specialization such as English, Social Studies, or any other arts-related subject offered by the institution. However, it is often required that the candidate has studied the subject (or a related one) either at graduation or at the higher secondary level, so checking the specific eligibility criteria of the B.Ed. college or university is important.

Most universities conducting B.Ed. entrance exams provide a list of subjects available for specialization and detail the requirements for each subject. Science students switching to arts subjects may sometimes need to meet additional prerequisites or undergo bridge courses, but generally, the transition is allowed.

Thus, science students have the flexibility to give entrance exams for B.Ed. courses in arts stream subjects, provided they fulfill the subject-specific eligibility. It is recommended to carefully review the exam notification and eligibility standards of the desired B.Ed. provider to ensure compliance with all requirements for admission.

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Whether or not a 2nd dropper student give a particular exam depends on the examination criteria itself. So, to get accurate details, please ask your question again with the proper name of the examination.

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Modern Law College, Pune offers limited placements for 3-year LLB, with only a few students placed and average packages around 2 LPA. Some exceptional placements go up to 5–7 LPA, but opportunities are not consistent. In contrast, Dr. D.Y. Patil Law College, Pimpri has an active placement cell, with average packages of 4 LPA and highest around 8 LPA. It provides workshops, internships, and career support. Student reviews suggest placements are better at D.Y. Patil than Modern Law College, though self-effort is still important.

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It depends on which college you take admission at because the government colleges have much lower fees compared to the private ones.

The annual fees at government college is in the range of INR 12,000 to INR 40,000 for BCom.

The annual fees at private college is around INR 75,000 to INR 1,00,000 for BCom.

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In Karnataka CET/COMEDK counseling, your base category will be shown first (like GM, 1G, 2AG, 3BG, SCG etc.). If you are eligible for Hyd-Kar region, it will be added (e.g., 2AG-HKR). If you belong to a religious minority (MM1), that is also included (e.g., GM-MM1, 1G-MM1). For SNQ quota, it is mentioned separately along with your category (e.g., GM-SNQ, 2AG-SNQ). So your final code looks like a combination of all these reservations. For example: 2AG-HKR-MM1-SNQ.

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Can you please specify of which exam you are talking about so that I can give you advantages of the exam of which you are talking about and you can start your preparation.

Improving your Kerala Board 12th marks after passing is generally not possible through the normal re-examination process, as the board does not commonly provide an official "improvement exam" for the plus two standard like some other state boards. Typically, the Kerala State Education Board allows students to apply for re-evaluation or scrutiny of their answer scripts if they believe there might be an error in marking. Re-evaluation can potentially help increase marks, but the chances of increasing your overall percentage significantly (from 72% to 75%) solely via rechecking are limited as it depends on the error margin in evaluation.

The Kerala Board’s official website and recent updates do not mention a formal improvement exam for bettering marks after passing. However, it is recommended to contact your school or the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan (the Kerala Board examination authority) to confirm if any special provisions exist or if supplementary exams can be taken for improvement, though supplementary exams are usually intended for failing subjects rather than improving passing marks.

If you want to improve your percentage, a common practice students follow is enrolling in professional or degree courses that accept improvement marks or give weightage to semester exam performances. Alternatively, pursuing higher education with good scores can overshadow small differences in board percentages.

Another indirect option is to pursue certifications, entrance exams, and coursework that add value beyond your board marks, which can boost academic profiles.

In summary, Kerala Board 12th students cannot officially improve their marks through a formal improvement exam after passing. Re-evaluation is an option but with limited scope for large increases. Checking directly with Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan or your school is essential for clarity on the latest policies.

The B.Sc. Mass Communication and Videography program at St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata requires an entrance test for admission. The exam typically covers general knowledge, English proficiency, and logical reasoning. The official 2023 question paper is not publicly available, but previous years’ papers and sample papers can be used for practice. Websites like Careers360 and Scribd provide sample papers for preparation. Focus on current affairs, media concepts, grammar, vocabulary, and reasoning skills. Checking the official college website will give updated details on the entrance test and admission process.

To take GATE mock tests, first choose a reliable source like GATE official portal, NPTEL, Made Easy, or ACE Engineering. Sign up or register online to access the full-length tests. Simulate the actual 3-hour exam with proper timing and no distractions. Attempt complete tests to practice time management and exam strategy. After each test, analyze your performance to identify weak areas and revise. Regularly taking 1–2 mocks per week helps improve speed, accuracy, and confidence.