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Admissions for Class 11 Humanities are open for Class 10 passed students. Generally, applications are held offline for most of the schools, and some schools accept applications in online mode as well.
After passing Class 10, you will have to choose your subjects, which include: History, Political Science, Drawing, Psychology,
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In this situation, you must contact the Central Board of Secondary Education officials or your school authorities immediately for proper clarification. They can guide you regarding missed registration, available options, and whether any special provision or next attempt is possible. Since compartment rules and deadlines are strictly regulated,
Yes, you absolutely can get into an NIT (National Institute of Technology) under the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category. In fact, having an EWS certificate provides you with a significant advantage because 10% of the total seats in NITs are specifically reserved for this category.
The admission process for Cauvery B Ed College will begin in May 2026. Keep a check on the official website to know about the latest news and updates.
Hello, Saint Joseph's University Bangalore is a reputed private college, established in 1882. The college offers UG, PG and PhD courses in variuos fields like commerce, arts, science and management. The colleges has good campus with modern infrastructure, experienced faculty, and strong corporate connections boosting placements. Please clarify what specifically
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Hello, to download the Class 10 English question paper, please click on the link mentioned below. CBSE English Question Paper Class 10
The calculation of the percentile will depend on the type of exam you have appeared for, as many exams have a little differenrt way of calculating the percentile of the candidates, but here is a general formula for percentile calculation Percentile=Total students/Number of students scoring less than you×100
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Hope your exams are going well. Below is the link to get the CBSE 2026 English Question Paper Class 10:
https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-10-english-question-paper-2026
You can use this to analyse your exam.
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You are elgibile to appluy for BArch in various college with 85% marks in Class 12. Click on the links below to learn more.
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