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1. The official dates for ACET 2025 have not been announced yet.
2. Historically, ACET is held twice a year—generally in March and December. For the most reliable and up-to-date details, candidates should regularly consult the Institute of Actuaries of India (IAI) website, as that is where official notifications will be posted.

Hello Aspirant,

It is typically important for a scientist at DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) to have a strong academic background in science, engineering or technology, given that BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) programme courses are more focused on the IT aspect or computer applications. However, here are some options to consider:

1. After completing your BCA, you could take a Master’s in an appropriate field, such as Computer Science, Information Technology, Electronics or even a research-focused degree, or other areas of study.
2. Prepare for a DRDO exam: DRDO recruit scientists through competitive examinations, like the DRDO Scientist ‘B’ exam and this is conducted through the Recruitment and Assessment Centre (RAC). As you may expect, you need a strong technical background and general knowledge in terms of the preparation, as, you should focus your preparation on your field of engineering or science background.
3. Build Relevant Skills and Experience: Make sure, while pursued your BCA, you worked on a research project, an internship or had a job in any area of defence technology, software development, cybersecurity, or anything computer science related, which might build into position within DRDO.
4. Look for Other Roles within DRDO: In addition to Scientist ‘B’, there are other roles within DRDO which are technical and/or support roles, which may be found to be important to your BCA aspect.

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1. You can obtain your SSC GD Admit Card 2025 by accessing the official SSC website (ssc.gov.in).
2. To begin, navigate to the “Admit Card” section available on the homepage.
3. Select the link labeled “DOWNLOAD ADMIT CARD FOR CONSTABLE (GD) EXAM 2025.”
4. You will then be prompted to enter your Registration Number or Roll Number along with your Date of Birth or Password.
5. After submitting these details, you can download and print your admit card, which is a mandatory requirement for entry to the examination center.
6. For candidates appearing in the Physical Test (PET/PST), the corresponding admit card will be released approximately ten days prior to your designated test date on the CRPF website (rect.crpf.gov.in).
7. For convenience, the direct SSC GD admit card download link is [ssc.gov.in/login].
8. It is essential to verify all information on your admit card and ensure you bring a printed copy to the exam venue. Failure to present a physical copy may result in denial of entry.

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Exactly I can not understand what you are referring but yes, Ladies have different facilities everywhere.

They have special quota in train reservation, in metro and they have less fees for registration in any exams .

In colleges, they have different facilities.

If you elaborate your question more then I will answer your query in more understandable way.

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Preparing for UPSC right after 12th is a great idea if you’re clear about your goal. The UPSC exam is tough and needs consistent effort, so starting early can give you an advantage. First, focus on building a strong foundation by reading NCERT books from 6th to 12th — they cover important basics in history, geography, polity, and science.

Along with that, keep reading newspapers daily to stay updated on current affairs. It’s also good to start developing your writing skills because the exam has a big focus on essay and answer writing.

You don’t have to rush into coaching immediately; self-study with good guidance can work well. Later, when you feel ready, you can join a coaching institute or online classes for better preparation and exam strategies.

Most importantly, be patient and consistent. UPSC takes time and dedication, so make a study schedule, set small goals, and keep revising regularly.

With an SC category rank of 99,000, securing CSE in a reputable NIT is challenging, but not impossible. While top-tier NITs like NIT Trichy or Roorkee are unlikely, you could potentially get CSE in some lower-tier or newer NITs. Additionally, IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology) might be a good alternative, as their placement records for CSE and ECE are often better than those of NITs.

Factors to Consider:

NITs:

Lower-tier NITs and newer NITs may have CSE programs available for this rank range.

IIITs:

IIITs are known for their strong CSE and ECE programs and may be a better option than some NITs, especially if placement is a priority.

Branch Preference:

If you're not solely focused on CSE, other branches like Civil or Mechanical might be easier to get into with this rank.

Home State Quota:

If you are from a state where the NIT is located, the home state quota can significantly increase your chances of admission.

Example NITs and IIITs:

NITs: Consider NITs like NIT Nagaland, Tripura, or any of the newer NITs.

IIITs: IIITs like Bhagalpur, Kalyani, Ranchi, or Manipur are good options for CSE.

Hello Aspirant,

For preparing Kcet exam, keep these in mind:

1. Familiarize Yourself with the KCET Syllabus: The KCET is based on the Karnataka state syllabus, which includes Math, Physics, and Chemistry topics covered in Class 11 and 12. The most reliable study material or textbooks are the NCERT or Karnataka State Board. You should ensure that you cover the important chapters as mentioned in the official KCET syllabus, which is available for download on the official KCET website.
2. Maths: Be able to practice topics like Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Probability. Work through previous years’ question papers to familiarize yourself with potential questions and styles of questioning.
3. Physics: Work through Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Thermodynamics, and Modern Physics, keeping financial and time-based notes as concise as possible, and practice numerical problems through practice, on a daily basis.
4. Chemistry: In Chemistry, focus your efforts on the Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, positing your study on reaction mechanisms and equations as necessary.
5. Best Videos to Supplement KCET Preparation
6. Practice and Revision: I recommend solving previous KCET question papers and timed mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy.

Hello ,

By practicing previous year question papers, you will get an idea of difficulty level of exam , questions pattern. Also it will boost your preparation.

To download the PYQs kindly go through the given link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-bsc-nursing-question-paper

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With 42 marks in EAMCET and 783 in IPE, you can expect a rank in the range of 50,001 - 1,50,000. This estimate is based on the weightage given to both EAMCET marks (75%) and IPE marks (25%) in the AP EAMCET rank list.

Explanation:

IPE Weightage:

IPE marks are converted and contribute 25% to your overall score. A score of 783 in IPE would translate to a significant weightage, though the exact value depends on the conversion formula.

EAMCET Weightage:

Your 42 marks in EAMCET contribute 75% to your overall score.

Rank Calculation:

The combined score from IPE and EAMCET determines your rank in the AP EAMCET rank list.

Expected Rank:

Based on the provided information, a score of 42 in EAMCET combined with a good IPE score like 783 would place you in a rank range of 50,001 - 1,50,000.

Hello Antara Shinde,

Yes, hopefully it's possible to get admission in BPT course in some cases. Some physiotherapy colleges may have different eligibility criteria or may be more accessible for students who do not qualify in the NEET exam.

To be eligible for BPT direct admission without NEET, an applicant must have the following requirements,

• Must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks.
• Must have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at 10+2 level.
• Must possess a good command in English language.
• Must be 17 years or older at the time of admission.

As you didn't mentioned about a particular college name, this is the general eligibility criteria for candidates who didn't qualified in NEET exam or didn't appeared in NEET exam.

I hope this helps.