Eastern Academy of Science and Technology, Khordha All Questions

Correct Answer: Ethnic conflicts

Solution : Correct Option: Option 4
Explanation: Territorial disputes in the North East region of India often lead to ethnic conflicts, as different groups vie for control over land and resources.

Correct Answer: 1858

Solution : The correct option is 1858.

The rule of the English East India Company was ended in British India under the Government of India Act, 1858.

The Government of India Act of 1858, also known as the Act for the Better Government of India, marked a significant turning point in the governance of British India. The Act effectively ended the rule of the British East India Company in India. It transferred the powers and territories held by the company to the British Crown. This transition was a response to the Indian Rebellion of 1857.

Correct Answer: Introduced permanent settlement
 

Solution : The East India Company introduced the permanent settlement system, which fixed the land revenue and significantly impacted the agrarian structure and economy of rural India.

Correct Answer: It was a key military and administrative center

Solution : Correct Option: 3
Explanation: Lucknow was a key military and administrative center during the Revolt of 1857, and its siege was one of the most prolonged and fiercely contested battles of the uprising.

Correct Answer: DBCA

Solution : The correct choice is the third option.

Explanation: The logical flow of information in the order DBCA starts with the historical context of English in India, mentioning the East India Company's establishment of settlements in Chennai, Kolkata, and Mumbai in the early 1600s. This sets the foundation for the longer exposure India has had to English compared to other countries using it as a second language. The paragraph then delves into this extended exposure, highlighting how English has gradually influenced various aspects of Indian culture, including words, idioms, grammar, and rhetoric. It concludes by emphasising the linguistic diversity within India, 

Therefore, the correct answer is DBCA.

Hi there, there is a tough competition for the admission at GNLU. Expected cut off rank is 370-400. You should score 93 or above to get in.

According to cut off details of 2021,

In general category, cutoff mark was 92.75 and rank was 375.

In obc , cut off rank was 1693, for sc it was 7277 And for ST it was 14750.

For knowing more, you should just check this clat rank predictor.  https://law.careers360.com/clat-rank-predictor?icn=CLAT_rp&ici=CLAT_article_view_sticky 

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. BA Economics (Honours) is best known from Delhi University. The best colleges which offer BA. Economics (honours) from DU is among the top ranked in the country and definitely better than DTU East Campus, they are as follows:

• St. Stephen's College.
• Delhi School of Economics.
• Shri Ram College of Commerce.
• Lady Shri Ram College.
• Miranda House.
• Hans Raj College.
• Ramjas College.
• Hindu College

All the best!

Dear Student,

I am sorry to tell you that, you cannot expect to get a college at this rank in JoSAA counselling. However, you should apply for CSAB counselling. In CSAB counselling you can get colleges at higher ranks. CSAB counselling is done for the seats that remain vacant after the JoSAA counselling. Many students leave their seats if they get a better college which gives a chance to student at higher ranks to get a seat in good colleges.

To know more about CSAB, visit:

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Use the link given below to see the cutoff ranks of all the colleges for the previous year(2021): https://admissions.nic.in/CSABSpl/CSABSplReg/seatallotmentresult/currentorcr.aspx

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, with this rank in KCET you can get admission to East Point College of Engineering and Technology, Bangalore. From the below link you will get all details about previous year's branch wise cutoff of EPCET, Bangalore:

EPCET Bangalore Cutoff: Check Previous Year’s Closing Cut Off Score/Trends (careers360.com)

Cutoff varies every year depending on various factors. Keep in mind that your chances to get a seat will vary on the following basis:

Number of seats available

Number of students applied for the same branch

The category you belong to etc.

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Hope this information will help you.

Best wishes!

Greetings!

See if you have LNMIIT and BITS goa as an option, Manipal Jaipur and North eastern NITs fall out the question instantly.

I would say LNMIIT and BITS are really only two practical options, now from both those it is a tough call, I can list down pros and cons for you, but you are the one who has to take call...

See BITS Goa will certainly have a much better college life, however at the same time it going to be more expensive.

Coming to placements it will depend on your branch in BITS, like in dual degree your other Btech branch is decided upon your performance in first year. So if you manage to get CSE in BITS, it is certainly going to be better than LNMIIT. If you get ECE it will be slightly better, if you get other branches I would say LNMIIT would fair better.

In the end I would say both are really good options you can pick anyone.

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~Sach Thadani