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Yes, for A Level students who are seeking admission into IITs, the requirement is to have at least 5 subjects passed in total  this includes subjects at O Level  and A Level combined. So, if you’ve cleared 3 subjects at O Level and 2 at A Level, making a total of 5 distinct subjects, it fulfills the basic eligibility.

The condition of 5 pass subjects is applicable to international board students as well, including those from the Cambridge A Level system. Just make sure that among those subjects, you have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics since these are mandatory for engineering admissions, especially in IITs. Also, your marksheets and certificates should be recognized and equivalent as per the Association of Indian Universities guidelines.

Since you have a Maharashtra domicile and belong to the SC category, you have a strong chance of securing admission at ILS Law College, Pune for the 5-year LLB program. The college reserves seats for SC candidates as well as Maharashtra residents, which makes the cutoffs more relaxed compared to the open category. In the past, SC candidates with CET percentiles in the range of 60 to 70+ have successfully gotten admission.

With your 76 percentile, your profile fits well within the expected cutoff for reserved seats. Just make sure you register on the CET Cell Maharashtra or ILS admission portal when applications open. Upload all the necessary documents like your CET scorecard, SC category certificate, and domicile proof. Don’t miss out on the counseling rounds—especially the second and third rounds, where more seats often become available.

Wishing you the very best as you begin your journey in law!

Hi!

If you’re asking whether a B.A. degree can include Economics and Geography subjects together, the answer is yes many universities and colleges offer B.A. programs with multiple elective subjects, including Economics and Geography. Usually, a B.A. course allows you to major in two or three subjects across humanities and social sciences.

For instance, colleges under Mumbai University, Delhi University, or Pune University have B.A. programs where you can choose Economics and Geography as combination subjects and take optional papers too. You’ll typically study microeconomics, macroeconomics, urban geography, environmental geography, and some research methodology too.

Admission is based on your class 12 marks, and you can choose this combination by filling the correct subject codes in the college application form. No separate entrance exam is needed.

Best of luck !

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out

If you’re looking to join a law library to begin studying law books before joining college, especially near Dr. Ambedkar College of Law in Mumbai, here are a few great options:

• Bombay High Court Library (Fort, Mumbai) it's free for law students with a student ID, offering access to statutes, case reporters, and legal journals.
• Advocate’s Library at Supreme Court of India (Mumbai branch) it's also open to law students on recommendation letters.

• Bar Council Law Library, Dadar: Membership-based but affordable and close to Ambedkar Law.

You can visit the Ambedkar Law College's official site to ask if students get in-campus library access before sessions start. These libraries are well-connected to rail and local transport, and some even offer quiet study zones for law students.

Wishing you all the best!

Hello aspirant,

The admit card of BBOSE 2025 were releasednin the month of July 2025. To download the admit card,

• Visit the website www.bboseonline.bihar.gov.in (//www.bboseonline.bihar.gov.in)
• Click on Admit Card 2025
• Enter your login details
• And then download the admit card

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://school.careers360.com/articles/bbose-admit-card

Regards

Yes Tanvi, with 83 percentile in GPAT 2025 and OBC category, you have a good chance of getting admission in M.Pharm in decent government and private colleges. Try through centralised counselling like CCMT or state-level rounds for better options.

Hello,

With an ICET rank of around 24,569 and being from the BC–A category, you have a fair chance of getting admission to SVILU University, Tirupati for MBA or MCA programs under the self-finance quota. The university usually conducts up to five rounds of counseling, and BC–A category seats often get filled in the later rounds once the general category seats are allotted.

The self-finance seats at SVILU are relatively more affordable when compared to many private universities, making it a good option. Since demand generally drops after the 30,000 rank range, your chances increase, especially in the second or third rounds. Still, it’s a good idea to keep a few other institutes in mind, such as Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) or other state-run colleges, for better flexibility.

Make sure to keep your important documents ready — ICET rank card, caste certificate, income certificate, and any required academic records. Also, regularly check the official SVILU admission portal for counseling dates and seat allotment results.

Wishing you all the best in your admission process!

Yes Seenu, with ICET rank 24,569 you have a decent chance to get a seat in SVU, Tirupati under the self-finance category, especially if you're from OBC/SC/ST or local region. Cutoff for self-finance is usually higher than regular, so keep hope and attend counselling rounds.

Hello,

Calcutta University Law Entrance Test (CULET) ,TO apply for CULET visit the official website www.caluniv.ac.in (//www.caluniv.ac.in) ,register with your details , fill out the online application form ,upload all required documents , then pay the application fee online.

Application is expected to open in July 2025 and the exam will be held in August 2025.

Hello Aspirant,

The girls' hostel at BGS Kengeri (likely referring to BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences) seems quite good!

Here's what students say:

• Facilities: Rooms are clean and well-maintained, often with options for single or double sharing, and some have AC. You get a bed, study table, cupboard, fan, and Wi-Fi.

• Food: There are usually multiple messes, sometimes offering different cuisines (like Kerala style and North Indian). Most reviews say the food is decent, hygienic, and non-veg is served a few times a week.

• Safety: They have 24/7 security and CCTV cameras for safety.

• Amenities: You'll find solar hot water, study halls, laundry facilities, and sometimes a TV room.

Overall, it sounds like a comfortable and well-managed place to stay.