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The Ignatius Ajuru University of Education (IAUE) cutoff scores are typically released after the JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) policy meeting and the subsequent release of the JAMB cutoff mark for universities.

In 2024, the JAMB policy meeting and cutoff announcement were on July 18, 2024. After that, IAUE will likely announce its own specific cutoff marks for various programs.

Check the official IAUE website regularly for updates.You can also contact IAUE directly through their provided contact information for specific inquiries.

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Hello student,

No, after completing the registration for NEET UG counselling with KEA (Karnataka Examination Authority), there is generally no option to correct the name in the application form. KEA typically treats the information provided during registration as final.

It is crucial to carefully verify all details, including the name, before final submission to avoid any complications during the counselling process.

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Hello Aspirant,

No , Basically

Schools which are under in the ICSC board require for admission at least 70–75% overall and higher marks (75–85%) in Science and Math subjects for Science stream admission due to high competition.

However, some schools with moderate demand may accept 62%, depending on:

Availability of seats in Science stream,

Your individual subject marks (especially in Math and Science) and S chool-specific criteria or inte rviews.

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Hello,

Several engineering colleges in Bangalore offer Computer Science programs and might accept students with ranks above 1 lakh in KCET.

Some options include:

• Dr. T. Thimmaiah Institute of Technology, Kolar
• SJC Institute of Technology, Chickballapur
• Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bangalore
• Sir M. Visveswaraya Institute of Technology, Bangalore
• REVA University
• Aditya College of Engineering and Technology
• MVJ College of Engineering
• The Oxford College of Engineering
• Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering

Visit the official websites of the colleges mentioned for specific details about their Computer Science programs and admission procedures.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore

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Hello Annwin, these are all the major government exams for which you can go for:

1. UPSC Exams
Civil Service Examinations (CSE)
Indian Engineering Services (IES)
Combined Defense Services (CDS)
Combined Medical Services (CMS)
Enforcement Officer (EPFO)
Indian Forest Services (IFoS)

2. SSC Exams
SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level)
SSC CHSL (Combined High Secondary Level)
SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff)
SSC SPO (Central Police Organisation)
SSC GD Constable
SSC JE (Junior Engineer)
SSC Stenographher

3. Banking and Insurance Exams
RBI Grade B/ Assistant
SBI PO/Clerk/SO
IBPS PO/Clerk/SO
NABARD Grade A & B
LIC AAO/ADO
NIACL AO/ Assistant

4. Railway Exams
RRB NTPC
RRB Group D
RRB JE
RRB ALP

5.Teaching Exams
CTET/TET
UGC NET
KVS/NVS/DSSSB/APS

6. State PSC Exams
UPPSC (Uttar Pradesh), BPSC (Bihar), MPPSC (Madhya Pradesh), RPSC (Rajasthan), MPSC (Maharashtra), TNP (Tamil Nadu), WBPSC (West Bengal), APPSC (Andhra Pradesh) etc.

7. Defense & Police Exams
NDA & NA
CDS
AFCAT
CAPF (Assistant Commandant)
Indian Coast Guard
State Police Constable & SI exams

8. Other Exams
There are various exams other exams for PSUs, Judiciaries/Law, ISRO etc.

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

If you have appeared for the TG POLYCET exam under the MPC stream and secured a rank of around 32,000, you may get admission in diploma courses like Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, or Metallurgical Engineering. You are likely to get seats in private polytechnic colleges and in some government colleges, depending on your category and seat availability. Branches like Computer Science or Electronics might be difficult to get at this rank. You should participate in counselling and choose your options carefully.

Hello Gangaram

First of all, you must cover your NCERTs of Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry of Class 11th and 12th as they are the building blocks of your JEE Mains preparation specially for Chemistry (as direct questions come from NCERT in JEE Mains).

After that, here are my recommendations:

1. Physics
HC Verma Volume 1 & 2 (For theory and conceptual problems)
DC Pandey (For practice)
Cengage (Better if you want to go for JEE Advance)

2. Chemistry
Physical Chemistry: N Avasthi
Organic Chemistry: M.S. Chauhan
Inorganic Chemistry: 11th and 12th NCERTs are enough but if you want to, you can go for JD LEE

3. Mathematics
Objective Mathematics by RD Sharma (Volume 1 & 2)
Arihant Publications Series (Good for Advance)
Cengage (Better if you want to go for JEE Advance)

You also need to give emphasis on PYQs so buy any PYQ serious book like Arihant, Disha etc.

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello,

It's a great field your sister has chosen. A degree in Nutrition and Dietetics opens up several growing career opportunities, especially in today's time as more people are becoming aware of health, fitness, and lifestyle management. When she completes her BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics, she can explore different career paths based on her interest, whether it's clinical work, public health, food industry roles, government jobs , sports-related, or academics. If she wants to explore and grow in her degree, she can go for a Master’s degree (MSc) in Nutrition and Dietetics. Many students prefer this route as it adds specialization and gives an amazing chance in job opportunities, whether in the government or the private sector. Many colleges also offer specialized MSc programs in Clinical Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition. If she wants to work in hospitals or with patients, she can become a clinical dietitian by registering with recognized bodies like the Indian Dietetic Association (IDA). Another option is to work as a nutrition consultant or freelance dietitian, especially if she has good communication skills. There are also some government job opportunities for graduates in this field like a Dietitian or Nutritionist in government hospitals, a Community Nutrition Officer in health departments, a Food Safety Officer, or even in roles under the National Health Mission (NHM) and public health projects

Many people also start their own Instagram pages or blogs to give diet tips and grow their personal brand. She can also explore roles in the food and beverage industry, like quality control, product development, or labeling compliance.

For full course options, certifications, and job roles, you can explore:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-nutrition-and-dietetics

Wishing your sister a successful journey in the field of health and nutrition!

Hello Aspirant,

At first you should complete your intermediate for further engineering and medical exam and general courses also rather than diploma or polytechnic course.

And after you complete the intermediate you should go for the Bachelor courses (like btech) because if you don't complete your intermediate after 10th and you will continue your further studies in polytechnic diploma course so after completing the course you should have to enroll in a Bachelor courses like btech for increasing the academic scope of jobs and further research opportunities.

If you complete your intermediate as well as polytechnic diploma courses , many opportunities increase in government exam field. But if you only go through a polytechnic course your academic scope will become narrow.

So please keep an eye on my words that you should have completed your intermediate and then you should have to enroll in a Bachelor course for your better career opportunities.