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Yes, you can get a scholarship when you switch to a new college. But it may depend on the scholarships and the college policy if they allow you this condition. So, in this scenario, you can contact the scholarship provider and inform them about your situation, and then they will potentially reapply or update your application for this institution.

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Since cut-offs are typically higher, there are few chances of getting admitted to top government colleges as a BAMS student with 287 points in the NEET and OBC-NCL categories under the U.P. state quota.
However, under state quota, you might be admitted to private BAMS colleges or lower-ranked government BAMS colleges in rural areas.
Every year, the cut off changes based on competition, seats, and difficulty.

To increase your chances, you should also apply during AYUSH counselling rounds.
You can get a better idea of potential colleges by looking at cut-offs from prior years.

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Generally there isn't any upper age limit for the 11th class students; you just need to have passed their 10th class with minimum marks. But there is a minimum age limit for the students, which is around 16 years old. It may vary on your education boards.

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Mitosis and meiosis are both types of cell division, but they serve different purposes.

Mitosis is the process of cell division that results in two identical daughter cells, used for growth and repair of the body.

Meiosis, on the other hand, produces four genetically unique daughter cells, each with half the number of chromosomes as the parent cell, and is essential for sexual reproduction.

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You asked for the SSC Maharashtra Board 2020 Class 10 Social Science paper. You want to practice it or view its pattern.

• This paper is for SSC 2020 students of Maharashtra Board.
• Subject is Social Science.
• It is based on the latest board exam format.
• Questions are from History, Civics, Geography, and Economics.
• It has objective and descriptive type questions.
• Students can use it for practice before exams.
• Helps to understand question paper style.

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Yes, you can pursue a PhD in education. A PhD in education is referred to as a Doctor of Philosophy in Education; it's basically a doctoral degree that focuses on advanced study and research within the field of education. Generally you need a minimum of 55% or 60% marks in your master's degree.

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You want to know if Andhra Pradesh publishes a waiting or merit rank list for B.A. Economics courses in 2025. I'll explain how the admission process works and what you can expect.

1. BA Economics waiting list means extra list of students after main list.

2. If any student in main list does not take admission, seat goes to waiting list student.

3. 2025 waiting list will come after main rank list is over.

4. University or college will publish it on their official website.

5. Students must check website or notice board regularly.

6. Admission is given in order of waiting list rank.

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I’m sorry, but I cannot connect you directly with a student studying the B.Sc. Integrated B.Ed. course in Bihar. Here's what you can do easily instead:

1. It is not possible to directly connect you with a student through Careers360.

2. You can ask your questions in the Careers360 QnA section to get help from students or experts.

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In Mumbai, there are some colleges that are considered better than VIT Mumbai for Computer Science. These colleges have better placements, higher rankings, and good teaching quality.

IIT Bombay is the best college in Mumbai and one of the top in India. Its average placement package is very high. VJTI Mumbai is also a top government college with strong placements and good education. SPCE is another government-aided college known for its quality.

Among private colleges, SPIT is one of the best with good placements. KJ Somaiya College of Engineering also has strong placements and a good reputation. MPSTME offers modern facilities and decent placements. DJSCE is another top private college with high placement packages. CRCE is also well-known for its disciplined education and decent placements.

So, if you are looking for colleges better than VIT Mumbai for Computer Science in Mumbai, you can consider IIT Bombay, VJTI, SPCE, SPIT, KJ Somaiya, MPSTME, DJSCE, and CRCE.

For the DGCA computer number application, the 10th and 12th admit card numbers are usually taken from your original board exam hall tickets. Since you studied under the Karnataka board and no longer have them or remember the numbers, you can try the following:

First, check your SSLC (10th) marks card and 2nd PUC (12th) marks card. In many Karnataka board certificates, the “Register Number” or “Roll Number” printed on the marks card is the same as your admit card number. You can use that in the DGCA form.

If the numbers are not printed there, you can contact your school or college where you studied. They normally keep student records and can check the register number used during your board exams.

You can also contact the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) for SSLC and the Department of Pre-University Education for PUC. They can retrieve your register number from their archives if you give them your name, school, year of passing, and date of birth.

If you still cannot find the numbers, you can write to DGCA through the portal’s helpdesk or email, explaining that you do not have the admit cards and request them to accept your register number from marksheets or give an alternative method, such as uploading a notarized affidavit along with your marks cards.

websites:
https://kseab.karnataka.gov.in
https://pue.karnataka.gov.in
https://pariksha.dgca.gov.in