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There are very low chances for getting admission in Universities. You can't go for government colleges directly without clarifying entrance exam. But their are some State Universities where you can get admission mostly on merit based.

Typically majority of Institutions requires a minimum marks of 50% above in class 12th and especially for course like B.Sc IT. If you come under reserved category than your chances increases of getting admission.

But lastly there's one option left that is to go for Private Institutions, their minimum criteria is low and even admission are based on merit. Here are private Institutions you can apply for:

1) Kumaun Institute

2) JIIT Noida

3) Galgotias University

Hello. Yes, you can do M.Sc. in Chemistry or Botany as a private (non-regular) student — but only in a few universities in India, as most UGC-recognized universities do not offer private mode for postgraduate science courses due to their practical/lab requirements.

M.Sc. Private/Distance Mode is Rarely Available for:

Botany

Chemistry

Because t hese subjects involve lab work, practicals, and experiments, which cannot be completed through distance/private mode easily.

Universities That Might Offer M.Sc. (Private or Distance Mode):

UniversityModeAvailabilityNotes

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Agra (DBRAU)Private Possible for some M.Sc. coursesContact for latest list

Kalinga University (Raipur)DistanceOffers M.Sc. ChemistryUGC-DEB approved

Before choosing the best from both here's the comparison:

CMRTC is a private Institute that offers variety of UG courses that even includes CSM. Infrastructure is well maintained with numerous labs, webinar, auditorium and even excellent facilities. Highest package was of around 44 LPA, and majority of recruiters includes Amazon, Tech Mahindra, HSBC, SAP.

MLRITM is a private Institute that offers CSM and admission are entrance exam based with minimum 50% in 10+2 requirement. Highest package of 33 LPA, average packages are around 8-12 LPA.

So now you can choose CMRTC if you value infrastructure, decent placement recruiters and a good academic. Or choose MLRITM if it's affordable for you, and you are oki with the moderate placement.

Hello Rupali,

To improve your English and Mathematics , you can start with these easy-to-understand books :

For English,

1."WORD POWER MADE EASY" by Norman Lewis.

2."ENGLISH GRAMMER IN USE" by Raymond Murphy.

For Mathematics,

1.NCERT Maths Books (Class 6to10) - for building concepts .

2.R.S. Aggarwal -Mathematics - For more practice.

Start with these books with simple steps daily to achieve your goal .

I hope this information is useful to you.

With a state merit number of 11715, getting a BDS seat in Pacific Dental College and Hospital through state counselling in the first round might be a bit difficult, especially if you're from the general category, as the initial cutoffs usually stay lower in early rounds. However, if you belong to a reserved category or if the college has a relatively higher intake, you may still have a chance depending on the seat availability that year. Even if it doesn’t happen in the first round, there’s still a good chance in the second round, so don’t lose hope and make sure to participate in all the rounds of counselling.

Hello,

According to the Gujarat government's rules for students admitted under the state quota, student seeking and MBBS degree at GCS Medical in Ahmedabad are required to pay a service bond. The goal of this strategies is to graduate that physicians are available in the state's underprivileged and rural communities.

Here's the details:

Assistance duration: Graduates must serve for a year in a ruler area designated by the Gujarati Government after completing the MBBS program and the necessary the one year rotating internship.

Bond Penalty: Students all subject to a 20 lakh penalty if they do not complete the mandatory rural service requirement.

Discontinuation of Bond: additionally, there is a bond for students who may decide to drop out of the MBBS degree in the middle. 5 lakh is the penalty for ending the program.

Legal Agreement: When students are admitted, they sign a legal agreement known as Bond. This compromise with an Undertaker for the remaining amount and a solvency certificate or Bank reserved for a portion of the total (such as 5 lakh).

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The half yearly syllabus for KVS Class 6 generally includes chapters taught from April to September. You can check your school diary or KVS official site for exact details. Core subjects covered include:

English: Honeysuckle (Ch. 1–5), Grammar & Writing

Hindi: Vasant

Math Chapters 1 to 7 (Number System, Fractions, Decimals, etc.)

Science Chapters 1 to 7 (Food, Body Movements, Living World, etc.)

SST

History Ch. 1–5

Geography Ch. 1–4

Civics Ch. 1–3

Approximately 54–60 km, depending on the route. Travel time is around 1.5 to 2 hours by road.

Yes, you can apply for the B.Ed course at Azam Campus (H.G.M. Azam College of Education, Pune) since you have completed your B.Sc.

To be eligible, you need to have at least 50% marks in your B.Sc. If you belong to a reserved category like SC, ST, OBC or PwD, then you may get a relaxation of 5%. You should have studied at least one school-level subject during your B.Sc. The course is full-time and lasts for 2 years.

Admission is based on merit and sometimes you may need to appear for the MAH-B.Ed CET, which is the Maharashtra state entrance exam for B.Ed courses.

Many students study here, but some have shared feedback online saying that the college management is more focused on profit now, and some faced issues with how the courses were handled. So it's better to visit the college or talk to students before taking admission.

website:
https://azamcampus.org
https://drpaiu.edu.in