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For 1st PUC admission in Hubballi, there is no separate entrance exam in most cases.

Admission process is simple:

You must pass SSLC (10th class).

Admission is done based on 10th marks, not an entrance test.

How to apply:

1. Decide the PU college in Hubballi (government or private).

2. Visit the college directly or check their notice board/website.

3. Fill the PUC admission form given by the college.

4. Submit required documents:

10th marks card

Transfer Certificate (TC)

Caste certificate (if applicable)

Income certificate (if needed)

Aadhaar card and photos

5. If seats are limited, colleges prepare a merit list based on marks.

For government PU colleges, admissions are usually through the Department of Pre-University Education, Karnataka portal or college notice.

For exact dates, visit the college or contact the Block Education Office (BEO) in Hubballi.

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The climate of the Peninsular Plateau is affected by the following factors:

1. Latitude – Most of the plateau lies in the tropical region, so it has high temperatures throughout the year.

2. Distance from the sea – Coastal areas have moderate climate, while interior regions experience extreme heat and less rainfall.

3. Monsoon winds – South-west and north-east monsoons bring seasonal rainfall to the plateau.

4. Relief features – The Western Ghats block monsoon winds and cause heavy rainfall on the western side, while the eastern side gets less rain.

5. Altitude – Higher regions of the plateau have comparatively cooler climate than low-lying areas.

These factors together decide the temperature and rainfall pattern of the Peninsular Plateau.

For SSC and RRB undergraduate level posts, you need to prepare basic subjects. These exams are mainly for 10th and 12th pass students.

Syllabus you should study:

1. Mathematics

Basic maths like percentages, ratio, profit and loss, simple interest, time and work, speed and distance, averages.

2. Reasoning

Number series, analogy, coding-decoding, direction sense, blood relation, syllogism, Venn diagrams.

3. General Awareness

Current affairs, Indian history, geography, polity, basic science, economy, important days and events.

4. General Science (for RRB)

Physics, chemistry and biology up to 10th standard level.

How to start:

Read NCERT books (class 6–10) first.

Practice previous year question papers.

Give mock tests regularly.

Study daily for at least 3–4 hours with revision.

If you prepare these topics well, you can clear SSC and RRB undergraduate exams.

To solve Venn diagram questions, first understand the relation between the three items.

Steps to choose the correct diagram:

1. Check if all three are different

If there is no relation at all, choose three separate circles.

Example: Dog, Car, Tree

2. Check if one comes inside another

If one item is a type of another, draw one circle inside another.

Example: Rose, Flower, Plant

(Rose inside Flower, Flower inside Plant)

3. Check if two are related and one is different

Use two overlapping circles and one separate circle.

Example: Teacher, Student, Tree

4. Check if all three are related

Use three overlapping circles.

Example: Doctor, Surgeon, Human

Always read the words carefully and think about category, type, or use.

Then select the diagram that matches their relationship.

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No separate exam is conducted only for IIT Hyderabad. Admission is through JEE Advanced (for BTech) or GATE (for MTech). You choose IIT Hyderabad during counselling.

Government exams (not related to physiotherapy)

If you do not want physiotherapy-related exams, you can prepare for these government exams:

SSC exams (CGL, CHSL, MTS)

Bank exams (IBPS, SBI PO/Clerk)

RRB exams (NTPC, Group D)

State government exams

UPSC (if you are interested in administration)

Defence exams (NDA, CDS)

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If you want to become a doctor (MBBS), then Arts stream is not eligible for that path. To study MBBS in India, you must have Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) in class 11 and 12 and clear NEET.

What you can do now:

Option 1: Switch to science (PCB)

If possible, change your stream to PCB through your school or by taking NIOS (open schooling). After completing 12th with PCB, you can appear for NEET and try for MBBS.

Option 2: Other medical and healthcare courses (without MBBS)

If switching streams is not possible, you can still work in the medical field through courses like:

BSc Nursing (some colleges allow non-PCB via bridge courses)

BSc Psychology

BSc Medical Lab Technology

Pharmacy (DPharm/BPharm – PCB preferred but rules vary)

Hospital Administration

Public Health courses

Class 12 Physics Blueprint

Units & weightage (theory):

Electrostatics – 8 marks

Current Electricity – 7 marks

Magnetic Effects & Magnetism – 8 marks

Electromagnetic Induction & AC – 8 marks

Optics (Ray + Wave) – 14 marks

Dual Nature of Radiation & Matter – 5 marks

Atoms & Nuclei – 6 marks

Electronic Devices – 6 marks

Question pattern (theory):

1 mark × very short questions

2 marks × short answers

3 marks × short answers

4 marks × numerical/deriva

tion

5 marks × long answers

1. *Criminology* by Edwin H. Sutherland & Donald R. Cressey – a classic foundational text.

2. *Criminology: Theory and Practice* by Stephen E. Brown, Finn-Aage Esbensen, & Gilbert Geis – comprehensive overview.

3. *Principles of Criminology* by Larry J. Siegel – widely used for exam prep.

4. *Criminology: The Core* by Larry J. Siegel – concise and exam-focused.

5. *Indian Criminology* by N.V. Paranjape – tailored for Indian context and CUET PG.

You should also check the latest CUET PG syllabus and solve previous year papers for better focus.

If you are registered but do not appear for the board exam this year, it will not be considered a failure and nothing like “fail” will be written on your marksheet. You can take a one-year drop and appear next year, even as a private candidate, as per board rules. Your next year’s marksheet will be fully valid and will not mention the drop year or any previous attempt.