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Yes, you can join the Indian Navy. The age requirements prior to the exam are some of the most crucial. A PCB or non-technical student should be aware that one of the two exam papers involves math, whose cutoff must be passed separately, therefore he or she must study math using other resources.

According to the Government rules, the greatest age relaxation for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

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if you have completed your PGDBA from SCDL, which is recognized by UGC, you are eligible to appear for the UGC NET exam as a PGDBA is considered equivalent to a Master's degree in Management, making you eligible to apply for the UGC NET Management paper.

To effectively prepare for a NET Management paper, you should utilize techniques like: hypothesis testing, practicing mock tests, thoroughly understanding business ethics and CSR, managing time effectively, mastering capital budgeting techniques, analyzing organizational structure and design, creating self-study notes, and strategically planning your study approach based on the syllabus and UGC NET MOCK TEST ,previous year papers.

Hello aspirant,

The ideal age range for a candidate is 16½ to 19½. - Students enrolled in NDA I 2026 must have been born between July 2, 2007, and July 1, 202010. - Students enrolled in NDA II 2026 must have been born between January 2, 2008, and January 1, 2011.

So, yes as you fulfill the eligibility criteria, you are eligible for NDA 1 2026 exam.

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To determine your remaining attempts for the NDA (National Defence Academy) examination , consider the following points:

1. Age Eligibility : The age limit for NDA is typically 16.5 to 19.5 years .

   • Born on October 1, 2007 , you will turn 16.5 years in April 2024 .

2. Attempt Timeline :

   • Eligible from NDA I (2024) until NDA II (2026) .
   • You will have a total of 6 attempts across these years (2 exams per year).

3. Conclusion : From 2024 to 2026, you can appear in NDA exams within this eligibility period, depending on age compliance.

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Yes, you can prepare for the exam. The minimum eligibility is to have a minimum of 50% marks in graduation but there is 5% relaxation for the reserved categories. If you have cleared the CTET exam, you are eligible for the exam and prepare well to get a good score.

To be eligible for the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) Social Science exam, candidates must meet the following criteria:

1.Have a bachelor's degree in any subject from a recognized university with at least 45% marks in aggregate

2.Have a B.Ed degree from a recognized university

3.Have qualified for CTET Paper II

4.Have a working knowledge of Hindi

5.Be under 30 years of age

The minimum qualifying marks for the DSSSB exam are: 40% for general category candidates, 35% for OBC candidates, and 30% for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

With all these eligibility criteria any candidate can give tgt social science exam.from your details one thing is missing that is b.ed course so you need to do b.ed first to be eligible for the exam.

B. Ed course details here

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No , failing in one subject (like Mathematics) but passing overall in Class 12 will not create any problem for applying to SSC CGL provided you have a valid Class 12th passing certificate issued by your board .

Key Points:

1. Minimum Qualification for SSC CGL :

Most posts require a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university.

Your Class 12 marks won't be checked unless explicitly required for a specific post.

2. Document Verification :

At the document verification stage , you only need to provide proof of your overall passing certificate for12th grade and your graduation degree.

3. Advice:

Ensure your passing certificate and other documents are in order.

Prepare for SSC CGL without worry , as long as you meet the educational qualifications.

check given link for more information

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps you .

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Hello,

To join the National Defence Academy (NDA) after 12th , your subject choice depends on the wing you want to pursue:

1. Army Wing

• You can choose any stream in 12th (Science, Commerce, or Arts).
• For the written exam, concentrate on Mathematics, English, and General Knowledge.

2. Air Force and Navy Wings

• Science (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) is compulsory in 12th.
• Mathematics and Physics are must for eligibility.

Why Mathematics is Important

• Mathematics is a core subject in the NDA written exam for all wings.
• Good analytical and problem-solving skills are a must.

Preparation Tips

• Choose PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) for wider scope.
• Develop physical fitness and leadership qualities.
• Start early NDA preparation with emphasis on Mathematics, English, and General Knowledge.
• Keep yourself updated on current affairs for SSB interview.

Hello,

As of your birthdate (05/05/2007), here’s your eligibility for NDA exams in 2026:

1. NDA 1 Exam (2026) :

   • You will be 18 years old by May 5, 2025.
   • The NDA 1 exam is typically held in April.
   • You will be eligible for NDA 1 exam in 2026 since you will be 18 years old by the required date.

2. NDA 2 Exam (2026) :

   • NDA 2 is usually held in September.
   • You will turn 19 by May 2026, making you eligible for the NDA 2 exam in 2026.

Thus, you are eligible for both NDA 1 and NDA 2 in 2026.

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For becoming an IAS officer you have to give UPSC exam , and focus on excelling in academics, particularly in subjects like History, Geography, Political Science and English. Maintain a strong foundation in these areas and stay updated on current events and national/international issues. After 10th standard, choose the Humanities or Social Sciences stream, then graduate from a recognized university. Prepare for the UPSC and for studies you have to focus on excelling in academics, particularly in subjects like History, Geography, Political Science and English. Maintain a strong foundation in these areas and stay updated on current events and national/international issues. After 10th standard, choose the relevant subject and complete your higher education and graduation then prepare for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, which includes preliminary, main and personality tests. Join coaching classes, develop skills like communication, leadership and problem-solving and stay motivated. And also research more about that exam.

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