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Yes, a student who has passed their 12th grade with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) and meets the age and physical fitness requirements can apply for the National Defence Academy (NDA) exam. However, the admission process also involves clearing written exams and interviews conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

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As per the guidelines issued by UGC NET, a candidate enrolled in a Master's program, whether in the 1st semester or the last, is eligible to sit for the UGC NET exam of the subject in which they are doing masters in. Please don't let people misguide you, you may even check the eligibility criteria mentioned on the UGC NET website.

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No you have to finish your undergraduate degree and then write the cds exam . It is best if you complete your course and then focus on the CDS exam . Also you have to make sure to be eligible in terms of age ( 19 - 24 or 25 ) depending on what academy you would like .

UGC considers degrees from universities recognized by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).  For confirmation, it is best to  directly contact the UGC or check their website for a list of recognized universities.

The standard UGC NET eligibility criteria require a Master's degree completed within two years of the exam date.

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To apply for NDA , you must finish your twelfth class and then opt for NDA . For air force , you need science combination with physics and Mathematics . But for the rest you need not worry about the combination you have chosen in eleventh and twelfth grade.

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There is no specified criteria for intermediate-level Mathematics grades to take the SSC CGL exam. However, having a solid understanding of mathematics is vital because the exam includes a portion on it. You do not need a specific % in 12th grade Math, however practicing Math is essential for passing the exam.

Concentrate on understanding disciplines such as arithmetic, algebra, and geometry, which are frequently asked on the SSC CGL exam.

You should fill TAMIL NADU in the "STATE/UT BOARD" section.

You should fill CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION in the "NAME OF BOARD" section.

Even though you completed your 10th and 12th in Tamil Nadu, the CBSE board is the national board that conducted your exams. The SSC CHSL application form requires you to specify the board that administered your exams, not the state where you took them.

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No, a BSc in Microbiology wouldn't directly qualify you to become a GST inspector through the SSC CGL exam (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level Examination). The SSC CGL recruits for various posts, and the eligibility criteria differ based on the specific post.

For the post of GST Inspector (typically under the Central Excise Inspector or Inspector (Excise) cadre), a Bachelor's degree in Commerce, Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, Business Administration or Law is usually required. Microbiology doesn't fall under the typical qualifica

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Here in this post you can get all the important details regarding CTET examination.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) administers the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), a nationwide test, to choose teachers for Classes 1–8.

* Qualifications:

• 10+2 or graduation with 50% of the possible points
• A primary education diploma or degree

*Example Structure:*

• Paper I: 150 multiple-choice questions, 150 minutes (Classes 1–5)
• Paper II (Classes 6–8): 150 minutes, 150 multiple-choice questions

*Subjects:*

• Language (English/Hindi)-Pedagogy and Child Development
• Social Studies, Science, and Mathematics

* Validity: 7 years from the day results were announced.

*Application:* Register online via the CTET's official website.

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The SSC CHSL application form asks for details about your previous year or semesters since you haven't received your 12th results yet.

Since you haven't completed any semesters beyond 12th (which you are waiting for results on), you can mention "NA" or "Not Applicable".

You can also mention "NA" or "Waiting for Results" in this section.

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