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Hello Aman

Our website Careers360 provide the previous year papers of JEE Mains in both English as well as in HINDI language. So you can visit the link which I am giving to get access to JEE Mains Question paper in Hindi.

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Hello Aspirant,

If you uploaded expired income certificate of yours in round 1,  you have to get a renewed/in-date certificate again for Round 2. While you could not register again in Round 2 from Tamil Nadu's counselling portal, they usually allow you to update your information (choice preference) and to edit/correct your information. It is highly recommended to check counselling and/or official portlet from Round 2 edit/choice-filling section - there you should have the option to change your expired/deleted certificate with a current one. If the system does not allow it, you should contact the counselling authorities and ask for clarification right away.

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Your EAPCET rank of 3266 in the EWS category as a local candidate gives you a decent chance for BVSc admission in Rajendranagar, but it will depend on the cutoff trends for that year. Veterinary courses are highly competitive in Telangana, and BVSc cutoffs for local category EWS candidates often fall within a similar range, but vary based on number of seats, applicants, and reservation quotas. Since you are a female local under EWS, your reservation benefits may slightly improve your chances. Still, for accurate prediction, you should compare your rank with last year’s EAPCET counselling data for BVSc at P.V. Narasimha Rao Telangana Veterinary University, Rajendranagar. Even if you’re slightly below the last year’s cutoff, keep an eye on subsequent counselling rounds, as seats can become available due to withdrawals.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can apply for the post of IBPS IT Officer (Specialist Officer Scale I) position - as long as your B.Tech. in artificial intelligence and data science is considered an engineering/technology degree in relevant disciplines by a recognized educational institution, and you also finish your final exam results and declared on or before the IBPS cut-off date.

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If you have completed your MD from the Philippines and wish to practice or further study in Australia, you will need to follow the Australian Medical Council (AMC) process. First, verify your degree with ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates) through EPIC verification. Then, choose the AMC pathway — typically the Standard Pathway (for non-specialists) which involves the AMC MCQ Exam and AMC Clinical Exam, or the Competent Authority Pathway if you qualify. If your aim is postgraduate training, you should also explore specialist medical colleges in Australia for recognition of prior training. Additionally, you will need to meet English proficiency requirements through IELTS or OET. Visa requirements will vary depending on whether you apply for work, training, or further studies. It’s a detailed process, so starting early and following official AMC guidelines is key.

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Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College (ARSD), part of the University of Delhi, is well-regarded for its BSc Mathematics (Hons) program. It offers a structured curriculum covering algebra, analysis, statistics, and applied mathematics, along with exposure to research opportunities. The faculty is experienced, and the college provides good infrastructure such as a well-stocked library and computer labs. ARSD has an active placement cell, though most mathematics graduates either go for higher studies (MSc, data science, actuarial science) or competitive exams. Being part of Delhi University, you’ll also benefit from inter-college events, seminars, and societies that can enhance both academic and soft skills. In terms of discipline and career support, ARSD maintains a professional environment and has good student-teacher interaction.

For more information about this college visit: ARSD College Delhi: Admission 2025

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Yes, you can definitely pursue LLB after completing your MA. The three-year LLB course is open to graduates from any discipline, so having an MA doesn’t stop you—it actually adds strength to your profile. Most colleges require 45–50% marks in your graduation, and since you’ve completed a master’s, you meet the eligibility with ease.

To get in, you’ll usually need to qualify in a law entrance test like CLAT, MH CET Law, TS LAWCET, AILET, CUET LLB, or LSAT India, depending on the university or state you’re targeting.

Yes, you can apply for the NMMS exam if you meet the eligibility criteria.  Your parents' yearly income should be less than 3,50,000, and you must be enrolled in Class 8 at an accredited school.  The government should recognize your school; if it does, private schools are permitted.  Additionally, you must receive at least 55% in Class 7 (or 50% in reserved categories).  For precise dates and regulations, see the NMMS notice for your state.

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You can get the NEET previous year papers at this website of Careers360 very easily. Careers360 has provided previous year papers of many exams including NEET. I am providing you the links through which you can access those previous year papers.

Here's the link (2023 - 2025): NEET PY Papers (2023 to 2025) by CAREERS360
For 2022 papers: NEET PY Papers 2022 by CAREERS360
For 2021 papers: NEET PY Papers 2021 by CAREERS360

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For the OBC category, the cut-off for getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college changes every year because it depends on factors like the exam’s difficulty, the performance of candidates, and the availability of seats.

Looking at past trends, for the All India Quota, scoring around 580–600+ marks is usually considered safe for OBC candidates to get a government MBBS seat.

In some states with more seats and lower competition, you may get a seat even with 550+ marks under the State Quota.

Tip: Always aim a bit higher, like 600+ marks, to reduce the risk and increase your chances of getting your preferred college.