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The UP Board Class 12th Previous Year Question Paper has been released for the session 2025-26. It helps the students to understand the exam pattern and its difficulty level. Those students who are studying in Class 12th from UP Board will be able to download the question paper. If you want to download the question paper, please read the article UP Board 12th Previous Year Question Paper from our official website, careers360.

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If you want to do B. Tech from DTU (Delhi Technological University) through CUET, then you will choose Physics, Mathematics/Applied Mathematics and Chemistry or Computer Science as a combination, and you will pass in one language in (List A), then your merit list will be prepared based on the CUET Score of these subjects, and these subjects should match with your class 12th subjects.

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The CBSE Class 12th Mathematics exam is an important subject exam for those students who are studying in the Science (Non-Medical) or Commerce stream. These subjects need more practice and understanding of the concepts, which helps the students to score well in the exam. On our website, careers360, there are all the previous year's question papers which were conducted by the UP Board. If you want to download these question papers, please read the article which was based on the CBSE Class 12 Maths Question Paper PDF .

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With an AIR of 15,699 in NEET PG and ST category rank 64 in Madhya Pradesh, you do have fair chances of getting a government medical college seat in MP, especially in clinical and para-clinical branches depending on counselling rounds and seat availability.

In Madhya Pradesh, you can first prefer state government medical colleges through MP state quota counselling. Colleges you may consider include Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur; Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal; MGM Medical College, Indore; Gajra Raja Medical College, Gwalior; Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa; Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar; and Shree Aurobindo Medical College (if opting for semi-government seats). In later rounds, newer government colleges in MP may also become realistic options.

At this rank, top clinical branches like General Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopaedics, Radiology, and Anaesthesia in older colleges may be difficult, but you can still have reasonable chances in branches such as Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, ENT, Ophthalmology in later rounds depending on cut-off movement. Para-clinical and pre-clinical branches like Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Community Medicine, and Forensic Medicine are very much achievable in government colleges.

You should also keep DNB courses as a backup option, as DNB cut-offs for ST category are usually lower, and you may get good institutes in branches like Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Anaesthesia, and Pathology.

It is advisable to fill as many choices as possible during counselling, including both clinical and non-clinical branches, and not restrict your options only to top colleges. Cut-offs can vary every year, and seat movement often happens in mop-up and stray vacancy rounds.

All the best for your counselling and seat allotment.

In India, the option of pursuing a double major in Humanities and Social Sciences is slowly expanding, mainly under the flexible curriculum structure introduced by the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. While traditional universities still follow single-major systems, several institutions now allow interdisciplinary combinations or structured double major programmes.

Central Universities and Public Institutions
Some central universities have adopted multiple major or interdisciplinary degree frameworks. Universities like Delhi University (under NEP), Jawaharlal Nehru University, University of Hyderabad and Central University of Rajasthan allow students to combine subjects from humanities and social sciences such as History, Political Science, Sociology, Economics, Philosophy or Psychology. In many cases, this works as a major–minor or dual discipline structure rather than a formally titled “double major,” but academically it serves a similar purpose.

Private Universities with Structured Double Majors
Private universities are currently more flexible and student-friendly for double majors. Institutions such as Ashoka University, Azim Premji University, Krea University, FLAME University, OP Jindal Global University and Ahmedabad University offer well-defined double major options. Students can combine subjects like Economics with Sociology, Psychology with Political Science, History with International Relations, or Philosophy with Public Policy. These universities follow a liberal arts model where double majors are encouraged and well supported.

Integrated and Liberal Arts Colleges
Some autonomous and liberal arts colleges also allow interdisciplinary degree pathways. Colleges under the liberal arts framework focus on broad-based education and allow students to design their academic path across humanities and social sciences. These programmes are suitable if you are interested in research, civil services, public policy, social sector careers or higher studies abroad.

Points to Keep in Mind
Not all universities officially use the term “double major.” In many cases, it may be offered as a major with a strong minor or dual discipline degree. You should carefully check subject combination rules, credit requirements and faculty availability. Admissions are usually based on Class 12 marks, CUET scores, or university-specific entrance tests depending on the institution.

Overall, if you are specifically looking for a true double major in humanities and social sciences, private liberal arts universities currently provide the best and most structured options, while central universities offer increasing flexibility under NEP for interdisciplinary study.

All the best for choosing a programme that matches your academic interests and long-term goals.

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Here is your CBSE Class 12 Half Yearly Exam Question Paper 2025-26 with Answer Key & Analysis.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-12-mid-term-exam-question-paper-answer-key-2025-26

I hope it will help you. For any further query please let me know.

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With a score of around 90.75 marks and an All India Rank close to 1107 in CLAT, getting admission into the top-tier NLUs will be difficult, as they usually close within much lower ranks. However, you still have fair chances in several mid and lower-tier NLUs, depending on the year’s cut-offs, seat availability, and category (if any).

At this rank, you may have a reasonable chance in NLUs such as NLU Odisha (Cuttack), NLU Assam (Guwahati), NLU Patiala (RGNUL), NLU Ranchi (JHARKHAND), NLU Visakhapatnam (DSNLU), and NLU Tripura. In some counselling rounds, especially later ones, seats may also open up in NLU Raipur, NLU Shimla, or NLU Aurangabad, depending on withdrawals.

If you have any domicile reservation, women reservation, or other category benefits, your chances can improve further, especially in state-specific NLUs. It is also advisable to fill as many preferences as possible during counselling, including all mid and newer NLUs, to maximise your chances of allotment.

Keep an eye on multiple counselling rounds, as cut-offs often drop in subsequent rounds. Even if you do not get a seat in the first round, you may still get an allotment in later rounds. All the best for the counselling process and your law career ahead.

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Here you can access Biology question paper for the 2025 Christmas exam from the mentioned link below:

https://school.careers360.com/boards/dhse-kerala/kerala-plus-two-christmas-biology-question-paper-2025-26

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