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Hello,

From your profile it seems you belong to Karnataka, hence I presume your query is for revised syllabus of 1st PUC, due to covid pandemic there has been reduction in the syllabus by 30%,
Department of Pre University Karnataka has released  the same at the  official at http://pue.kar.nic.in/PUE/support_html/academic/reduced_syllabus.htm, you can also get model question papers for your specific stream as well.

The eligibility for domicile certificate in the state of karnataka is as follows:

• To apply for a Karnataka domicile certificate, the applicant should have been a permanent resident in the state for at least 6 years from a given year. If you qualify this criteria, you can apply for the domicile certificate which will make you able to take the benefits of a local candidate.

Dear Aspirant,

This may pose to be a problem later on, it's always safe to clear these things beforehand itself. You'll have to inform VTU officials about the error from your end. It may or may not cause a problem but they will held you responsible later on if you don't give them an update. It might completely go unnoticed too but why to unnecessarily take risks. Contact the officials & make them aware of the error.

Thanks. Hope it helps.

Hi

First of all calm down as it's not like you need to prepare for both your board examination and need separately, the only difference between board examination preparation and NEET preparation is that :-

Board mainly focus on theory part and concepts and it is subjective  while neet  focus on your ability to apply those concepts and theory learned to solve numericals and mcqs.

To manage both,
You should follow time table , after finishing each chapter you should go through questions and numericals, go through previous year question papers of your board examination and neet examination and once you are done with preparation go through mock test papers . Before touching any other book for mcqs if you have very less time, just first go through previous 30 year chapterwise book of Neet - AIPMT by Arihant, it can be a game changer for you.
Now, you are saying that you don't get time but trust me one always has time for what he/she actually wants to do, you  know better than any 3rd person how to get extra time in your routine. For example, if you go to college at 9 . Wake up at 5 , by 5:30 get fresh and then you can studying at least till 8 and then go college at 9.

I remember during the preparation of my 12th board examination my physics teacher had said get 25 hours out of 24 hours in a day and I was literally baffled that how can one get 25 hours but later on I realised that he just meant that utilise whatever you the time you have in the best possible way, because after exam you will have have lots of time but nothing could be done other than regret.

Coming to how you should be prepare physics,
then it's all about concepts, first get your concept cleared ,don't hesitate for asking your doubts from your teacher and very important is go through examples and learn the way how to proceed to solve a numerical, how you can actually apply the concepts that you have learn in the chapter to solve the numerical on the question, after going through examples, solve unsolved questions on your own and go through previous year question chapterwise, NOTHING WILL CHANGE OVER NIGHT, but very soon you will be good at physics if you follow these :).

You can prepare well using our neet program  for which link is provided below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Thank you

Hello,

If you will prepare for JEE whole heartedly then KCET will be very easy for you. Although KCET has different question pattern and are mostly similar to PUC syllabus but questions in JEE are way more advanced then KCET. So, in my opinion you should prepare seriously for JEE and beside solve questions from your PUC books too in free time and that will suffice.

I hope this helps.

Hello,

The percentile is different for different category of students. If you have any quota then you required percentile will be much less than the others. Generally, You need to have around 85 to 90 percentile in CAT for admission in Punjab University.

The 2019 MBA cut off percentile was 87.99 for general category, 84.79 percentile for BC Category, 85.61 percentile for OGC Category, 40.75 for SC Category and 57.4 for ST category candidates. Also there are other reserved categories as well.

Hope it helps!

Good luck!

Hi

No, it's not like that.

This is because,

There is no need to do MBBS for doing BDS as you can directly do  BDS after your 2nd PU or class 12th.

Actually,
Admission in both BDS and MBBS is through the same entrance examination i.e neet, you can directly do BDS or MBBS after your 12th through Neet and to be eligible for appearing in NEET examination you need to fulfill its eligibility criteria provided below:-

*Neet 2021 eligibility  criteria says that, to be eligible  one must be either appearing for the class 12th board examination 2021 or one must have passed 12th board examination with physics, chemistry ,biology/biotechnology and English and must have got at least  50  % in aggregate of PCB  i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology  in 12th examination  if belongs to general category , or   at least  40%  in aggregate of PCB if belongs to  Obc/ Sc /st category  , or at least 45 % in aggregate of PCB in case of general pwd candidates to be eligible.

Also,
* to be eligible for neet 2021 one has to be at least 17 years old or more by  31st  December 2021

So, if you fulfill these criteria then you can appear in NEET examination and then can get admission in MBBS or BDS on the basis of rank / marks obtained by you in NEET examination.

For detailed information about neet examination eligibility go through our page for which link is provided below; -

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Thank you

Hi

Yes, you can take admission in BSC.

This is because,

To be eligible for BSC what matters is your 10 + 2 level in science education ,it doesn't matter even if you are doing diploma right now, you can leave it  and get admission in in any college for your BSc on the basis of your 10+2 level education.

Also,
you have one more option, that option is - you can do both bsc and your diploma at the same time. But yes as you are doing your diploma in regular mode, you will have to do your bsc from distance education/open universities. So, you can pursue your BSc from open recognised universities like IGNOU along with your Diploma and don't worry in that case both your Diploma and BSc certificate will be e legal and valid.

If you have any other doubt then you can always reach us to clear them :) we are always available to help you out and guide you

Thank you

Hi

There's no point in regretting over what is already passed, it's completely ok if you couldn't utilise your time efficiently and couldn't cover your first PUC syllabus or class 11th syllabus , now just stop thinking about it and move on you can you still make it and cover your first PUC syllabus and score good marks in it and coming to Neet preparation then being in class 11 you have decent amount of time and you can definitely prepare well for your neet  for you Neet examination.

* As your 1st puc examination is very close so what you need to do is first go through the chapters and whenever you stuck you can search that topic over internet or you can even get video lectures on YouTube free of cost and that will help you a lot in covering the syllabus in a much lesser time and in a well manner as well with a better understanding

* First of all chapter go to your textbook questions and once you are done with the complete syllabus go through previous year question paper of 1st PUC.

* And don't worry even when you prepare for your first PUC examination then indirectly you prepare for Neet examination as well as Neet syllabus is  nothing but basically the syllabus of your class 11th and 12th for physics chemistry and Biology.

* You can  start practicing MCQs for Neet preparation once you are done your with your first your 1st PUC exam as it is near and it should be your priority at this stage of time.

*set daily goals like I have to cover these many topics today, weekly goals like I have to  cover these chapters this week and  solve their questions too by the end of this week and similarly set monthly goals to cover the syllabus and meet them without any fail.

In your 2nd puc, you can cover your 2nd PUC syllabus and along with that you can prepare for Neet as well following the below tips :-

*Master ncert:- Go well through ncert as at least around 90-95%  questions in neet are based on the  concepts from ncert  ,  go through solved examples and unsolved questions in the ncert , in biology  study all the diagrams also , as diagram based questions are also there , so you need to master NCERT

Top books which you can follow for your Neet preparation are

PHYSICS :-

*NCERT Physics textbooks for Class XI and XII
*Objective Physics for neet By DC Pandey

CHEMISTRY :-

*NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class XI and XII
*Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
*MS Chauhan (Organic)

BIOLOGY:-

*NCERT Biology Class XI and Class XII "-
*NCERT at your fingertips by mtg

*After finishing each chapter you should practice questions, you should practise at least 80 to 100 numericals / mcqs in Each chapter.

*Set daily goals like I have to cover these many topics today, weekly goals like I have to  cover these chapters this week and  solve their mcqs too by the end of this week and similarly set monthly goals to cover the syllabus and meet them without any fail.

*You can make short notes for quick revision of important concepts and formulas , keep revising your concepts at regular intervals, like once in a week or 15 days .

*To help you plan your studies effectively you can go through Chapterwise weightage for physics chemistry and Biology in NEET at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics

*Solve at least previous 10 year NEET  questions :-it will let you know the examination pattern, type and difficulty level of questions etc. You can get previous year Neet papers at
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-question-paper

* Once done with complete syllabus, go through NEET mock test papers , it will let you know your preparation level and and weak areas so that you can work on them and perform well in your examination

You can prepare well using our neet program  for which link is provided below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may /

And don't worry you will be able to manage between your board exam and Neet examination if you prepare with honesty aa the syllabus is almost same for both the only difference is your board exam are subjective and Neet examination will be objective.

If you have any other doubt then feel free to ask them :) we are always available to help you out and guide you

Thank you

hi,

I assume you are asking about kcet counselling process:

documents need to upload are as follows:

KCET 2020 application form printout

Proof of application fee payment

Admit card of KCET 2020

Score card of SSLC/10th Standard

Score card of 2nd PUC/12th Standard

Two recent passport size photographs

Study Certificate Counter signed by the concerned BEO/DDPI

after you signed your study certificate by BEO you have to signed it by institution head from where you have passed your high school or 12th exam , as par the official brochure it mentioned for rural category students that,

The candidates who claim seat under rural category will have to obtain a rural study certificate for having studied 10 full academic years in rural areas from 1st standard to 10th standard from the respective school / high school issued by the head of the institution which should be countersigned by the concerned Block Educational Officer (BEO) .