Nanhi Pari Seemant Engineering Institute, Pithoragarh All Questions

Hello Priyanshu,

No, Maharashtra domicile is not required for admission to Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT), Pune. The institute offers admissions based on national-level entrance exams like JEE Mains , MHT-CET , and SITEEE , and candidates from across India and abroad are eligible to apply.

However, students applying through the MHT-CET channel may get some preferences, as it is a state-level exam. Always check the latest admission brochure for any changes in policies or quotas.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

Link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/symbiosis-institute-of-technology-pune/admission

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Yes, even if you are appearing in the Class 12 Board examination in the year 2025, you can still appear for the CLAT exam in 2025. According to the CLAT UG eligibility criteria, candidates appearing for the qualifying examination (Class 12 examination) in March/ April 2025 are also eligible to apply for the entrance test. However, they shall be required to produce an evidence of passing the qualifying examination at the time of admission, failing which they shall lose their right to be considered for admission. The result of the qualifying examination shall be submitted by candidates at the time of admission, failing which they shall be ineligible for admission to the law programme they may have applied for. Candidates must have passed the Class 12 or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 45% marks or its equivalent grade (40% marks or equivalent for candidates who belong to the SC/ ST/ PwD category).

After clearing the 12th grade, you cannot change your stream from Arts to Science. The foundation subjects and practical experience for a science degree are normally set during the 11th and 12th grades.

But, you may opt for these alternatives:

Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma Courses :

Contemplate certificate or diploma studies in science subjects that you find interesting. These can be seen as a foundational education to the subject, and most of them will get you ready for deeper study.

B.Sc. IN A RELATED FIELD:

Contemplate bachelor programs which involve sciences along with humanities. Examples include

B.Sc. Psychology: These usually cover courses in biology, statistics, and research methods.

B.A. Economics major with specializations in Econometrics This has to do with statistics analysis and modeling of data.

Self-Study and Online Courses:

Online courses acquired from Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy while learning science independently.

Don't waste your time by watching education videos, reading your textbooks, and solving problems for a strong foundation.

Career Counseling Services:

Seek services from career counselors in consulting alternative careers that you are interested in and possess requisite skills for.

Remember that, indeed, taking up a different academic course after the 12th standard can be difficult; however, it is by no means impossible. All the right planning, along with all dedication and willingness to learn, allows you to still achieve your academic goals.

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For most public sector bank Probationary Officer (PO) exams in India, like the IBPS PO or SBI PO, the age eligibility is typically between 20 to 30 years. However, there are age relaxations for candidates from reserved categories. As per the general category, you should be under 30 years old at the time of the application cut-off date.

Since your date of birth is 28th July 1993, you would have turned 31 in 2024, which technically exceeds the general upper age limit. However, if you belong to an OBC, SC, ST, or other reserved category, you may still be eligible to apply due to the age relaxation policies:

- OBC: 3-year relaxation (up to 33 years)

- SC/ST: 5-year relaxation (up to 35 years)

It’s important to check the specific notification for the PO exam you are aiming for, as age limits may slightly vary, and the cut-off date for age calculation might differ from exam to exam. If you fall under a reserved category, you should still be eligible, but for general category candidates, you may have passed the age limit for most PO exams.

Only unmarried male and female applicants who were born between January 02, 2007, and January 1, 2010, are eligible to take the NDA 2 exam in 2025.

Given your date of birth (November 25, 2006), you'll be 18 years old during the exam. Unfortunately, this means you won't meet the age criteria, as you'll be slightly older than the specified upper age limit.

Stay focused, and don't hesitate to reach out for guidance on alternative exam strategies.

The BPP is typically required for those who do not have a formal educational qualification equivalent to 10+2.it has nothing to do with aibe exam because it conducted to assess basic level knowledge of law degree student and lay down minimum benchmark for entering into practice of law in addition to assessing candidate's analytical skills.

To take AIBE EXAM you need to do bachelor's degree in law either of five or three years course from a recognised university.if you done your graduation you can take admission in three years law course through direct entry or by giving law entrance exam like CLAT CUET ailet etc.

Although it is not mandatory to upload your JEE results in the MH CET counselling But You should not only aim for seats through MH CET scores.

However, it is highly recommended to upload your JEE results as it makes you

Eligible for MH CET counselling which allocates 15% of seats based on JEE scores for All India Quota increasing your chances of getting a better college.opens doors to a wider range of colleges because some colleges prioritise jee scores than MHTCET scores so while not mandatory, uploading your JEE results is beneficial for securing a better seat through MH CET counselling.

Yes, your daughter, born on 22nd January 2012, is eligible to appear for the CBSE Class 10 board exams in 2025, provided she meets the age requirements and other academic criteria set by the board. According to CBSE guidelines, the minimum age for a student to appear in the Class 10 board exams is generally 14 years as of 31st March of the year in which the exam is being conducted.

Since your daughter will turn 14 on 22nd January 2026, she will be 13 years and a little over 2 months old by March 2025. While this falls slightly short of the standard minimum age, many CBSE schools consider students' progression through classes, and exceptions are sometimes made based on individual cases, school policy, and state rules.

It's important to consult with her current school administration, as they will have the most accurate information regarding her eligibility for the board exams. They may guide you on any age relaxation policies or exceptions that might apply. Ensure that she has completed the required academic curriculum and has been promoted from Class 9 to Class 10, which is another primary requirement for appearing in the board exams.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

Yes, you can sit for 2025 board exams as a private candidate, especially if you did not attend the board exams in 2024. A private candidate like you has to apply at the online interface of the website of the board, which releases the application form at the end of the year in December or early January.

Since you've already appeared for the practicals, you might not need to reappear for that one, depending on which board you are governed by. However, you'll need to confirm whether the marks you get for your practicals in 2024 are addable for 2025. Don't forget to tick the right option in the registration form regarding your practicals.

The eligibility criteria include who is a student and has failed or not appeared in the previous year's exam, and you have to submit your registration form before the deadlines provided by the board.