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There might be a discrepancy if you use an OBC-NCL certificate from Bihar during counselling for BTech admissions in Gujarat if your domicile is Gujarat.

OBC-NCL benefits are state-specific in India. An OBC-NCL certificate issued by Bihar might not be valid for claiming reservation benefits in Gujarat.

It's best to apply for an OBC-NCL certificate from Gujarat since your domicile is there. This will ensure you can claim reservation benefits if you're eligible according to Gujarat's OBC-NCL criteria.

If you are unsure about the specific requirements or have concerns, reach out to the IPU admissions department (contact details should be available on the official website). Explain your situation and inquire about the acceptable documents for claiming OBC-NCL benefits during counselling.

If obtaining a Gujarat OBC-NCL certificate in time for counselling seems challenging, explain your situation to the IPU authorities. They might be able to suggest alternative solutions or temporary measures while you work on getting the Gujarat certificate

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In most cases, a community certificate acts as a supporting document for obtaining a caste certificate. However, there are alternative ways to get your caste certificate if you don't have a community certificate.

Each state in India has its own rules regarding caste certificate issuance. Look for the official website of your state's revenue department or backward classes welfare department. These websites might outline the documents required for obtaining a caste certificate and might mention alternatives to a community certificate.

Visit your local Tehsildar office or the office that issues caste certificates in your area. They can clarify the specific requirements and guide you on alternative documents you can provide as proof of caste.

Some possible alternatives to a community certificate include:

Your school leaving certificates (from 10th and 12th standard) might mention your caste if it was declared at the time of admission.

Ancestral ration cards mentioning your caste can be considered as proof.

Land ownership documents mentioning the caste of the landholder (usually your parents or grandparents) might be helpful.

In some cases, you might be able to submit a sworn affidavit (notarized statement) declaring your caste based on your knowledge and family history.

A "Sangam Certificate" is not a commonly required document for admission to a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) program. It is possible you might have misunderstood a requirement or received outdated information.

• Class 10th and 12th Mark Sheets: These are the most crucial documents for admission to any undergraduate program, including BCA.
  
  

• Entrance Exam Scores (if applicable): Some colleges might require entrance exam scores for admission to BCA programs. Check the specific admission requirements of the colleges you are interested in.
  
  

• Migration Certificate (if applicable): If you are applying to a college in a different state from your higher secondary education board, you might need a migration certificate.
  
  

• Character Certificate: Some colleges might ask for a character certificate from your previous institution.
  
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While the official notification for the 2024-25 session might not be out yet, PAC generally follows the admission process set by Uttrakhand Ayurved University (UAU), Haridwar, to which it's affiliated.

Uttrakhand Ayurved University conducts centralized counseling for admission to BAMS programs in various colleges affiliated with it, including PAC. You need to register for this counseling process.

During online counseling, you have the opportunity to choose colleges you're interested in, including Patanjali Ayurved College, Haridwar.

Based on your NEET 2024 score, rank, and seat availability, UAU will allot seats to students in various colleges.


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You won't necessarily need your NMMS hall ticket to proceed further if you have passed the exam.

The NMMS hall ticket is primarily for appearing for the exam. Once you have taken the exam and (hopefully) passed, you likely won't need the physical hall ticket for further procedures related to the scholarship.

The results for the NMMS exam are usually declared online. You can check the official website of the authority that conducted the exam in your state to find the results. Look for sections mentioning "NMMS Results" or "Scholarship Status." You might need your application number or roll number to access the results.

The scholarship amount is typically deposited directly into the bank accounts of the selected candidates. The specific notification regarding the disbursement process and timelines will likely be announced on the official website.

If you still want a copy of your NMMS hall ticket for your records, reach out to the exam authority that conducted the NMMS exam in your state. Contact details (phone number or email) should be available on the official website.

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Yes, hostels are available in MDU Rohtak and colleges affiliated to it.
MDU Rohtak itself has eight hostels for boys and ten hostels for girls.Each hostel has basic amenities like indoor games, recreation facilities, STD booths, canteen, and Wi-Fi facility.

Eligibility and admission procedures for the hostels can be found on the MDU website

https://www.careers360.com/university/maharshi-dayanand-university-rohtak

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There is a good chance you can take Commerce in 11th grade even if you didn't study Maths in 9th and 10th, as long as you have approval for a substitute subject due to being specially abled.

While specific requirements might vary slightly depending on the board or college, Commerce in 11th grade typically requires students to have studied Mathematics in 9th and 10th. This is because Maths forms a foundation for some Commerce subjects like Statistics and Accountancy.

since you have special needs and approval to replace Maths with another subject, this changes things. The fact that you have this official approval due to being specially abled should supersede the general Maths requirement for Commerce.

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In India, the minimum eligibility requirement for most scholarships has been relaxed and there is no longer a mandatory 75% requirement in class 12 for appearing in JEE (as of June 2024).

Many state governments offer scholarships to students who score exceptionally well in class 12 (percentage might vary by state). Research scholarship programs offered by your state government's education department.

Some private engineering colleges or institutes might offer merit-based scholarships to students with high scores in class 12.

Several colleges or institutes conduct their own entrance exams for engineering admissions. These exams might offer scholarships to students who perform well.

Some colleges or institutes might offer scholarships based on your performance in their entrance exam or your first-year engineering results after joining as a dropper.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-exam-dates

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For exams like NEET or JEE, there is an All India Quota (AIQ) for central institutions and a State Quota for seats within each state. The counselling process might have separate phases for:

• A Category (AIQ Seats): Counselling for filling seats under the All India Quota might happen first.
  
  
• B Category (State Quota Seats): After A category counselling is complete, counselling for filling seats under the State Quota (B category) might commence.
  
  In some universities or institutes, there might be a single counselling process with merit-based selection. Candidates from all categories (including those who didn't participate in A category counselling) might be considered together based on their marks/rank.
  
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Both B.Sc. Biotechnology and B.Tech. Biotechnology are good options for a biomaths student interested in the field, but they have some key differences

B.Sc. Biotechnology (3 years):

• Focuses on the fundamental biological principles behind biotechnology applications.
  
  
• Strong emphasis on theory and understanding biological processes.
  
  
• Courses include biochemistry, microbiology, cell biology, genetic engineering.
  
  
• Ideal for students who want a strong foundation in the scientific aspects of biotechnology and potentially pursue research or academics.
  
  
  
  B.Tech. Biotechnology (4 years):
  • Leverages  engineering principles along with biology for practical applications.
    
    
  • Includes more math, physics, and engineering courses alongside core biotechnology subjects.
    
    
  • Focuses on designing, developing, and implementing biotechnological processes.
    
    
  • Ideal for students who are hands-on and interested in the industrial applications of biotechnology.
    
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I don't think this year you will get a seat in mbbs with this marks.