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Bro ex-servicemen quota in AIAPGET through AACCC is very limited, around 1–3% only. You need to select ESM quota during registration and upload valid certificate. Seats fill fast so don’t depend fully on quota, better to aim for good rank too.

Hi Tanvi!

Both US CPA and CMA are globally recognized professional certifications but they serve different purposes. Here’s a quick breakdown:

• CPA is better if you want to work in auditing, accounting, or tax in the US or MNCs in India. It’s like a global version of CA.

• On the other hand CMA  focuses more on management accounting, costing, budgeting, and finance  suitable for careers in corporate finance or strategic management roles.

For Indian students, if you're planning to settle or work in the US, or with Big 4 companies in audit, then CPA is the better choice. But if you want to stay in India or the Middle East, and aim for corporate or manufacturing firms, then CMA is excellent.

Best wishes!

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To get detailed NCERT Syllabus , please ask your question with the class and board name.

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Hello,

RBSE Class 12th Arts rechecking result is expected to be declared in June 2025. Students are advised to keep checking the official website regularly for updates.

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Thanks for reaching out. A CGPA of 6.64 is decent, and you’re eligible for many MBA colleges, especially if you’ve also given an entrance test like CAT, MAT, or your state-level MBA entrance.

Here are some MBA colleges you can consider:

• Private Colleges like KIIT School of Management, Amity University, IMS Ghaziabad.
• State Universitie  like Osmania University (if you’re from Telangana), MAKAUT (West Bengal), or Pune University (for MH CET MBA).
• AICTE-approved colleges: Many mid-tier colleges accept students based on graduation marks and entrance score combinations.

If your entrance test scores are low, try colleges with direct admission or management quota. Just ensure the college has good faculty, placements, and reviews. It’s better to focus on skill-building and internships during your MBA to get good placement outcomes.

To check more MBA colleges you can visit this link below;

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-colleges-in-india

All the best for your MBA journey!

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YES, you can apply under the government quota but it depends on your eligibility and the admission process of your stage or college . Government quota seats are the reserved seats in Private or self financed college that are filled through the state counselling process at lower fess compared to management quota .

1.You can register through official admission portal of your state

2.usually requires domicile/residence proof, passing marks in the qualifying exam, and sometimes entrance exam qualification.

3.Seat allotment is done based on your rank/merit and availability under the government quota.

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if you're 14 and passed class 8, then you're eligible for class 9 entrance in CHGS Banaras. Age should be between 13 to 15 as on 31st March 2025. Doesn’t matter if you did 1st twice, just make sure you passed 8th from a recognized school.

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Absolutely! If you're planning to pursue B.Sc in Computer Science, adding some online certificate courses to your profile is a fantastic idea. Here are some beginner-friendly and recognized platforms where you can get verified certificates:

1. Courses from Google, IBM, and Stanford you can  try Python, Web Dev, or Data Science.
2. edX (Harvard, MIT, IITs): Good for theoretical computer science and coding.
3. NPTEL (India Govt): Offers AICTE-approved courses free with optional certificate.

When you complete a course, they issue a digital certificate, which you can submit during college or for internships. Start with basic programming, HTML/CSS, or C programming, then move to advanced topics like Java, AI, or cybersecurity.

Hope this helps and good luck !

Hello,

Grace marks in the compartment exam depend on your board's policy.

For CBSE, if you are failing by a few marks (usually 1–5 marks), the board may give grace marks to help you pass.

So, if the passing marks are 23 and you scored 18, it’s a gap of 5 marks. There is a chance you may get grace marks, but it is not guaranteed. It depends on board rules and evaluation.

Hope it helps !

Hello

If you are scoring 18 marks in Physics compartment exam, it will be very difficult to pass with grace marks as in general 3 grace marks are given. Even with them, 21 marks won't be enough to pass.
Grace marks are given to students who are failing by 1 or 2 marks so it will be very difficult for you to get more than that.

But stay positive and prepare for the paper.