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The Kerala Class 9 Second Term Christmas Examination is an important exam which will help students measure their academic progress before entering the final Kerala SSLC Exam of the school year.

For 2025–26, the Kerala Class 9 Second Term Christmas exams will be conducted from December 11 to 19,2025.

You can get the question paper from this link : Kerala Class 9 Christmas Exam Question Papers 2025-26

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, you may get a chance to correct the photograph, but only if the National Testing Agency (NTA) identifies your photo as having a discrepancy. Since JEE Main requires a clear passport-size photo with a white background , any photo that does not follow this guideline may be flagged by NTA.

In previous years, NTA has sent email/SMS alerts to candidates whose photos did not meet the required specifications. Those candidates were given a short correction window to re-upload a proper photograph.

What you should do now:

• Keep checking your registered email and mobile number regularly for any correction-related messages from NTA.

• Prepare a correct photograph in advance (white background, clear face visibility, correct size and format).

• Keep an eye on the official JEE Main website for updates regarding the correction window.

If your photo is flagged, NTA will definitely allow you to upload a corrected version within the allotted time.

All the best!

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I am not able to provide the exact exam date for the second-year diploma in pharmacy 2010 batch. To get the correct information, you should contact your college or the official exam authority. They will have accurate records of the exam schedule for that batch.
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Hello aspirant,

The exact exam commencement date for the second-year Diploma in Pharmacy, batch 2010 , is not available publicly . Diploma exam schedules vary by state board / university / college , and older date-sheets from 2010 are generally not hosted online anymore.

To get the correct date, you will need to contact:

• Your college administration ,

• The state pharmacy/diploma education board , or

• Check old exam notifications/admit cards from that batch.

Only the concerned institute or board can confirm the exact exam start date for that specific year.

All the best!

You can get the class 10th question paper for the examination of the session 2026. The CBSE released sample paper can be found from the link given below from careers360 along with the answerkey and solutions pdf format from careers360.

https ://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-10-sample-papers-2025-26

You can get the class 10th question paper for the Andhra Pradesh examination of the session 2026. The AP released paper can be found from the link given below from careers360 along with the answerkey and solutions pdf format from careers360.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/bseap/ap-ssc-question-papers

Hello,

You should select the option that covers Locomotor Disability involving more than one limb . Since your certificate shows both legs and wrist drop , it does not fit a single sub-category like BL or BA.

In the IBPS form , choose “Locomotor Disability” or “Multiple Disability” (whichever is available). This does not affect your eligibility as long as your disability certificate shows 40% or more disability.

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Hello,

Yes,Careers360 is your go-to source for timely updates and notifications about various entrance exams, college admissions, counseling schedules, and important dates across many states, including Tamil Nadu. They consistently share alerts for engineering, medical, arts, and science courses, along with notifications from institutions like Anna University, the Directorate of Technical Education, and State Board admissions, among others.

By following Careers360, students can keep themselves informed about application openings, closing dates, changes in eligibility, counseling rounds, and merit list announcements. While they don’t send personal alerts to every user, the platform is regularly updated, allowing students to check information ahead of time and plan their applications accordingly. It’s a trustworthy resource for tracking admission-related updates not just for Tamil Nadu, but for other states as well.

You can get the class 9th question paper for the half yearly examination of the session 2026. The RBSE released paper can be found from the link given below from careers360 along with the answerkey and solutions pdf format from careers360.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/rbse/rbse-class-9-half-yearly-exam-question-paper-2025-26

That is an incredible and highly achievable goal for NEET 2026! Getting a score of 650+ requires absolute dedication and a smart, phased strategy focusing on high-yield areas.

Here is a humanistic, effective preparation plan based on expert advice:

1. Master NCERT (The 650+ Core): Your foundation must be 100% of the NCERT textbooks for Classes 11 and 12. Approximately 90% of the questions come directly or indirectly from this material. Memorize all diagrams, tables, and summaries.

2. Strategic Practice: Dedicate 70% of your practice time to Biology, 20% to Chemistry, and 10% to Physics numericals. Within Biology and Chemistry, focus intensely on chapters with the highest weightage (e.g., Genetics, Ecology, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium).

3. Mock Tests are Non-Negotiable: Start taking full-length mock tests weekly once the syllabus is 70% complete. Analyze every wrong answer and weak area religiously.

4. Error Notebook: Maintain a dedicated notebook for mistakes, difficult formulas, and conceptual errors. Review this notebook daily—it is the quickest way to boost your score.

For detailed subject-wise preparation tips and links to essential study resources, refer to this guide: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips