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The consequence of a wrong signature on an 11th standard form depends on the specific form and the issuing authority.  If the signature is slightly different from your usual signature but still recognizable, it might not be a major issue. However, it's best to be on the safe side. If the signature is significantly different from your usual signature or looks completely wrong, it could cause delays or require you to redo the form.

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To get enrolled in BA LLB course, one has to fullfill the eligibility criteria and the crack the entrance examination. The eligibility criteria for joining BA LLB is completion of class 12 with minimum 45% marks in any stream from a recognised board. Some colleges offer admission based on the class 12 marks while others offer admission based on the scores of entrance tests. There are national or state-level entrance examinations for this course. Universities/colleges also conduct their entrance examination for providing admission in BA LLB course.

You can get the admission form from the official website of the college/University you are planning to join.

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No, a BSc in Cardiology alone  won't qualify you to become a consultant cardiologist. A Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Cardiology equips you for entry-level technician roles in cardiology, not as a doctor. To become a cardiologist, you need a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in Cardiology, which requires an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) degree first. MBBS is the foundational medical qualification. Even with an MD in Cardiology, becoming a consultant cardiologist requires several years of residency training and experience specializing in cardiology.

If you want to become a cardiologist, you need to pursue an MBBS degree followed by an MD in Cardiology.With a BSc in Cardiology, you could consider an MSc in Cardiology, but this would still qualify you for advanced technician roles, not as a practicing cardiologist.

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There are many semi government colleges in Gujarat offering bams course

State model Institute of Ayurveda Sciences,  Gandhinagar

Government Ayurvedic college. Vadodara

Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurveduc Mahavidualaya , Jamngar .

Seth J p government Ayurved college, Bhavnagar.

Government Ayurvedic college, Junagarh.

Talking about cut off , cut off keeps changing every year  and qualifying marks for General category candidate is 50 percentile , for sc/st/ obc it is 40 percentile .

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If you belong to obc category then you have high chances of getting government college with 380 marks but through All India Quota , which course you will be offered to you , can't be predicted now . It will depend upon neet cur iff which ultimately depends upon , students appeared,  difficulty level of exam,  normalisation process,  availability of seat,  previous year's cut off etc.  See for AIQ only 15% seats are offered so it will be difficult to get mbbs, bds

Qualifying percentile For obc category is 40 percentile.

For rank and college prediction you may visit the links given below

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With an 84 percentile score and belonging to the Scheduled Caste (SC) category, your chances of getting Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) in a top National Institute of Technology (NIT) are quite good as the reserved category students have chances of getting into NIT with 80+ percentile.

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The cutoff of colleges changes every year as it depends on the number of applicants, exam difficulty level etc. But at 438 score, you have good chances of getting BDS seat in good colleges. I suggest you to try to get admission in this year only.

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A Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Fashion Technology typically takes three to four years to complete, depending on the country and institution. In India, the program usually spans three years, while in countries like the United States, it often extends to four years.

The curriculum covers core subjects such as design fundamentals, textile science, garment construction, fashion illustration, and marketing. Practical training, internships, and final projects are integral components, providing hands-on industry experience. Some institutions offer specializations and integrated courses that may extend the duration but offer advanced qualifications.

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In India, the fees for a BSc in Fashion Technology typically range from around 50,000 to 2,00,000 per year, depending on factors like the institution, its location, infrastructure, and other amenities provided. However, these figures can vary significantly between colleges and universities. It's advisable to check with specific institutions for precise fee details.

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Hello Akshat

You havd taken taken 2 years drop .Neet exam was. Commenced in this month only . Again you can appear next year if you want to prepare.

You have not mentioned your exact marks .

It is not possible to just predict medical Course and college .

Even you won't get bds seat with 200+ marks . These days die to fierce competition  , you need 400 marks for bds Course.

With your exact score we can just assume .

Wait for this year's neet results ,

Admissions are based on Neet cut off. Cut iff changes every year , also it depends upon Number of students appeared,  Toughness level of exam. Previous year's cut off etc .

For college prediction you may visit the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor