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Students must comprehend the JEE Mains syllabus and be aware of the subjects that will be covered in the test before they can start preparing for it.  Obtaining the appropriate materials, practice exams, and past year's question papers is also essential.  Students can easily pass JEE Mains if they have the proper mindset and all of these resources at their disposal.

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The VITEEE entrance exam is conducted for a total of 125 marks .

• There are 125 questions in total.

• Each question carries 1 mark .

• There is no negative marking for wrong answers.

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Just visit the link I am attaching below, it will show you all the exam pattern, mark allotment, question type, and paper format. The link will help you with all the required information and will answer your doubts.

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If you're from Karnataka Board, then visit the below website to download the Mid-term question papers of 1st PUC.

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Hello, Yes, with a rank of 1329 in AP LAWCET, you have a good chance of getting a 3-year LLB seat in the Open Category (OC), especially in private law colleges located in Kakinada, Rajahmundry, or Visakhapatnam.

• Private Law Colleges: Your rank is quite competitive for securing a seat in private law colleges in these cities. You should have a strong probability of admission in colleges like:
• Visakhapatnam: NBM Law College
• Kakinada: Ideal College of Law, MS Law College
• Rajahmundry: Veeravalli College of Law
• Government/University Colleges: Admission to government or university-affiliated colleges might be more competitive, as they often have higher cutoffs.
• Visakhapatnam: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law (Andhra University) - Your rank is borderline here; admission might depend on the specific cutoffs for the year and the number of applicants.
• Rajahmundry: VKV Govt Degree & Law College - Similar to AU, this might be competitive with your rank.

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As you asked for NEET questions paper I've provided you some of them you can download from this link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-previous-year-question-paper-with-solution

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For the SSC CPO exam , the main eligibility requirement is a graduation degree from a recognized university.

If you have completed your graduation , you can apply for the exam .
However, during document verification , your Maths back in Class 12th could cause an issue only if your 12th result is not officially “Pass.”

Check your 12th marksheet carefully. If it shows “Pass,” you’re safe.
If not, clear your Maths backlog first to avoid any issues in the future.

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The cutoff rank for St. Xavier Institute of Pharmacy, Guntur, through the AP EAPCET exam in 2024 was around 55,307 for the general category. For the BCA category, the closing rank was about 39,242, and for the ST category, it was around 49,087.

These cutoffs can change every year depending on the number of applicants, exam difficulty, and seat availability. If your rank is within this range, you have a good chance of getting admission, but you should also keep backup colleges in your counselling list.