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Hello!

Data Science is one of the fastest-growing tech fields, and since you’re already doing a Master’s in Computer Applications , you’re definitely on the right path.MCA gives you strong foundations in programming, databases, algorithms, and software development all of which are crucial for a career in data science.

Learn key tools by start learning tools like Python, R, SQL, and libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, etc. These are must-haves for any data science role.Master data concepts: Focus on statistics, machine learning, data cleaning, and visualization.

And try getting an internship related to analytics or data science during your MCA. This will give you practical exposure.

So yes, your MCA will definitely support your data science dream you just need to supplement it with the right tools and projects. Start early, keep learning, and you’ll do great!

Thank you,

Hello aspirant,

The mock test papers of HNBUMU ( Uttrakhand Nursing Entrance Exam) can be downloaded from the official website

• www.hnbumu.ac.in (//www.hnbumu.ac.in)
• Or from careers360 website which also provides mock test

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/uttarakhand-paramedical-previous-year-question-paper

Best of luck for your preparation.

Hello Aspirant,

If your school "deleted" your APAAR ID, it likely means they removed it from their records, not that the ID itself is gone.

Your APAAR ID is linked to your Aadhaar and stored on DigiLocker .

1. Log in to your DigiLocker account using your Aadhaar number or mobile number.

2. Go to the "Issued Documents" section.

3. Search for "APAAR ID". It should be there.

If you can't find it or have trouble, contact DigiLocker support. Your school deleting it locally doesn't remove it from the central system.

Hello Aspirant,

For UP Police (and SSC) exams, percentage questions are key in Numerical Ability. You'll see:

• Basic calculations: Finding X% of a number (e.g., 20% of 150).

• Percentage increase/decrease: How much something has grown or shrunk (e.g., price increase from 40 to 50).

• Finding the whole: If X% of a number is Y, find the original number.

• Profit & Loss/Discount: Calculating percentages for sales, discounts, and gains/losses.

• Ratios and Proportions: Percentage combined with ratios.

• Mixtures: Percentage of components in mixtures.

HELLO,

To download Bihar NMMS question paper you need to visit the SCERT Bihar website. Look for the NMMS section and scholarship exam section .

Here is the step by step guidance to download it :-

1. Go to the official website of the State Council of Education Research and Training Bihar

2.Then navigate in the website and find the section like NMMS or scholarship exam section on the website

3.Search for question papers for previous year

4.Download the papers from the relevant links available there .

You ca also download these question papers through careers360 Here is the link for that :- https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-question-papers

Hope this will help!

• You can give 12th exam by applying through your state board or open school board
• First check if you passed 11th or failed earlier in 12th
• Go to official website of board and fill exam form
• You will need documents like Aadhar card 10th marksheet and photos
• Pay exam fees and download admit card before exam date
• Study from NCERT books and previous year papers for preparation
• Check exam schedule on board website and attend all papers
• If open school option taken study from NIOS or state open school
• Admit card and center details will be released online
• After exam result will be declared on official website

Hall ticket for TOSS supply exam is now online. You can go to telanganaopenschool.org. You need to enter your admission number. After that, you can download it. SSC supply exams were from June 3 to June 13. For Inter supply, it started around May 22. Print the hall ticket and take it to exam. Without hall ticket, you cannot enter the exam hall.

Link for hall ticket details: https://school.careers360.com/articles/toss-hall-ticket

good morning ,with a NEET rank of 4 lakh, securing a BAMS seat in Maharashtra is challenging but not impossible, especially if you're open to private or semi-government colleges. Here's a breakdown to guide you:

BAMS Admission Possibility at NEET Rank 4 Lakh

Government Colleges

Cutoff Range: Typically 340–530+ marks

Chances: Very low at 4 lakh rank unless you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) with a strong state quota advantage

Private Colleges

Cutoff Range: Around 260–300+ marks

Chances: Moderate to good depending on your exact score and category

Semi-Government/Trust Colleges

Cutoff Range: Around 270–320+ marks, chances are low .

Explore private colleges with lower cutoffs and good infrastructure

Consider management quota if budget allows

Hello,

First of all, congratulations on appearing for the NFSU entrance exam that’s already a big achievement. Now regarding scholarships, NFSU offers several scholarship schemes, but most of them are either merit-based or need-based.With a score of 41.25 in the general category, your chances of a merit-based scholarship might be low unless the cutoff drops or your score is considered decent based on your course’s popularity. However, don’t lose hope! NFSU also considers financial need and special categories like SC/ST/OBC, single girl child, etc. Some scholarships are also sponsored by government bodies, so you can apply separately for those.

Since you’re a female candidate, also check for schemes like Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship for College and University Students and PM Scholarship you may be eligible under those if your family income is within the limit.

I’d suggest contacting the NFSU Delhi campus directly for the latest updates on available scholarships.

Best of luck,

Yes, there are some government colleges in Delhi where admissions are still open , especially for undergraduate courses. To get admission into Delhi University (DU) and other government colleges, you have to take the Common University Entrance Test (CUET).

For admission to undergraduate courses in Delhi University, CUET (UG) 2025 is mandatory. However, some government colleges and universities also offer admission without CUET, such as for some specific courses or for some reserved categories.