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Identify the relevant accounting concept from the following. a) capital is regarded as liability b) stock is valued at cost price or market price whichever is less.

Priyal 4th Jan, 2026

The correct answer is Conservatism or Prudence

The practice of valuing stock at cost price or market price whichever is less is a direct application of the conservatism principle.

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Most scoring concept for neet 2026

Ritika Tiwari 6th Jan, 2026

Hello Shalini

For neet you need to focus on heigh weightage biology chapters which are frequently asked in the paper.

You can visit this link for detailed explanation about the important chapters.

https://medicine.careers360.com/download/ebooks/neet-most-scoring-chapters-topics-based-on-past-5-year-analysis

You will get all the important topics chapterwise for each subject.

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Hey hi can you get me an admission in manipal institute of technology manipal cse . Direct admission

Priyal 4th Jan, 2026

sorry but Manipal does not offer direct admission for its btech program

admission is strictly based on merit and its entrance exam

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10th previous question paper bse

Sakshi 5th Jan, 2026

The Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, previous year question papers are essential for students preparing for the 2026 Class 10th exams as they provide a clear understanding of the latest exam pattern, marking scheme, and the distribution of objective and subjective questions across subjects like Mathematics, Science, and Social

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Class 11 datesheet final exam bihar board 2026

Ritika Tiwari 6th Jan, 2026

Hello Kajal

From this link you can download the PDF of time table for the bihar board 2026.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/bseb/bihar-board-9th-11th-time-table

The exams will be held in two shifts

1st shift - from 9:30 Am to 12:45 Pm

2nd shift - from 2 Pm to 5:15 Pm

All the best for you

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Is it compulsory to give pre boards in 10 seba board for matric eligibility or admit card

Ritin 4th Jan, 2026

For the Assam SEBA Class 10 matric examination it is not compulsory by the board to pass or even appear in pre board exams for eligibility or for getting the admit card. Pre board exams are conducted by schools only to check students preparation level and to make them familiar

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economics subject hsc 12 maharashtra board paper pattern

SUANGANA ROY 4th Jan, 2026

Hello,

The link to the paper pattern is attached here. The preparation tips, subject-wise blueprint, question paper and syllabus are uploaded on the website of careers360 that can help you in your preparation and increase your score.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/msbshse/maharashtra-board-hsc-exam-pattern

Thank you.

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I DID KSOU DEGREE IN KSOU BY BPP IN 2009 IS IT VALID FOR GOVT JOBS ON DEGREE IN SSC KPSC

Ritin 4th Jan, 2026

A degree completed from Karnataka State Open University through the BPP mode in the year 2009 is generally considered valid for government jobs because the university was properly recognized during that period. Since the degree was awarded before 2012 it falls within the time frame when KSOU had approval from

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2025 second terminal examination business studies answer key kerala syllabus in malayalam medium

Ritika 9th Feb, 2026

Hello there,

Understanding and solving different question papers is one of the best practices for preparation. It gives you a proper understanding of the exam pattern, important topics to cover and the marking scheme.

Here is the link attached from the official website of Careers360 which will provide you with

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I completed 3sem by regular in thiruvallur university but I want to continue another 3sem by correspondence

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If you have completed 3 semesters as a regular student under Thiruvalluvar University, you generally cannot shift to correspondence mode for the remaining 3 semesters of the same degree. As per UGC and university norms, a degree has to be completed in one mode only—either fully regular or fully

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