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Tamil Nadu 9th Half Yearly Exams will be conducted from December 15 to 23 December 2025 across schools in the state.

You can download the subject wise question papers from this link : Tamil Nadu 9th Half Yearly Question Paper

If you are referring to any other examination or board, please ask your question again with the name of the examination and board you are referring to.

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The link to the details of the NMSC exam is attached herewith. You can search for other exam information on the website of Careers360. It will provide you with exam dates, sample papers with chapter proper chapter-wise pattern and an answer key that will help you in your answer writing.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-chhattisgarh

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Hello,

Yes, you can pursue BSc Chemistry (Honours) after completing a chemistry-related engineering course. However, a few points to keep in mind:

1. Eligibility: Most universities require you to have studied science subjects (like Chemistry, Physics, Maths) in your 10+2 or equivalent. Some may also consider your engineering degree.

2. Course Content: BSc Chemistry will focus more on pure chemistry topics (organic, inorganic, physical, analytical) rather than applied or engineering aspects.

3. Admission: You may need to apply as a graduate or through lateral entry, depending on the university rules.

4. Career Options: After BSc Chemistry, you can go for MSc Chemistry, research, teaching, or jobs in labs and industries.

In short, yes, it is possible, but check the specific university’s rules for eligibility.

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Hello Kareena,

You can surely pursue a B.sc degree in English medium in most GDC( Government degree college). You just have to opt for English as your medium while completing the admission process.

I hope this helps you.

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Hello,

Tamil Nadu 10th Half Yearly Exams will take place from December 10 to December 23, 2025.

You will find the Tamil Nadu 10th Half Yearly Question Paper 2025–26 from this link : Tamil Nadu 10th Half Yearly Question Paper 2025–26

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Hello,

The Central Board of Secondary Education released the CBSE sample question papers for 10th for all subjects.

Candidates can find these CBSE pre-board sample papers for 10th on the official website.

You can also download the question papers from this direct link : CBSE Class 10th Pre-Board Sample Paper 2025-26

If you are referring to any other examination or board, please ask your question again with the name of the examination and board you are referring to.

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Hello Puri,

The eligibility criteria for Forensic Science in CUET( Common University Entrance Test) varies depending on the specific central university you are targeting. The standard framework for the UG B.Sc level is:

1. You must have passed your 10+2 examination from a recognized board in the science stream with minimum 45%-50% aggregate marks for General category and 40%-45% for SC\ST\PwD.

2. You must select subject in your application which are specific to your domain. Section 1(Language), Section 2( Domain subjects), and Section 3( General Test).

One must be careful while mapping subjects as it later decides the eligibility for the particular courses.

I hope this helps you.

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Hello aspirant ,

With 60 marks in CLAT as an SC candidate from Delhi, chances in top NLUs like Gandhinagar ,Patiala and Jodhpur are very low. You may have a small chance in newer NLUs like Shimla or Sonipat in later rounds , depending on cutoffs . NLUs Sonipat is generally better than most IP University law colleges due to NLU status , national exposure and academics , through IPU colleges may have lower fees and local advantages.

FOR REFERENCE : https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

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The Sahodaya Class 10 previous year question papers from the last five years are valuable tools for students to understand the exam trends and recurring topics set by various school clusters. These papers follow the official CBSE curriculum and offer a comprehensive look at the types of competency-based and case-study questions that are frequently included in pre-board and term examinations. By practicing these sets for subjects like Science, Mathematics, and English, students can significantly improve their speed, accuracy, and overall exam temperament. While some of the most recent 2025 sets are being updated as the exams conclude, you can access a wide collection of past papers and model solutions to strengthen your preparation. To download the subject-wise PDFs and explore the archive of previous years, you can visit the following link: https://school.careers360.com/articles/sahodaya-question-paper-2025

Hello Sachin,

The IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) follows a "current year plus two previous year" rule as an eligibility criteria. The eligible passing years are expected to be:

1. 2026 ( Students appearing for board)

2.2025 ( One-year dropper)

3. 2024 (Two-year dropper)

Since you are a 2023 pass out, as per the rules you are considered a third year dropper for 2026 exam applications. Therefore it is unlikely that you will be eligible for IAT 2026.

I hope this clears you confusion.

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