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Hello student Ji Haan, after 10th you can give IIT exam even after doing polytechnic.  After Polytechnic, you can get admission in second year directly from lateral entry.  For this you will have to give JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exams in the final year of Polytechnic or after that.

JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exams are conducted every year.  For JEE Mains you can apply even after 12th, but for JEE Advanced you must qualify in JEE Mains.

It is a good opportunity for Polytechnic students to take admission in IIT by appearing in JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exams.  You will have to appear for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exams only in the final year of Polytechnic or after that.

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Yes, you can join the National Cadet Corps (NCC) after completing your graduation. The NCC provides opportunities for individuals to participate in various activities, including training camps, leadership programs, and community service, even after their formal education.

Eligibility:

While the NCC is primarily aimed at school and college students, it also accepts graduates into its programs. Typically, there are no strict age limits, but candidates usually need to be within a certain age range (often up to 25 years) to join the NCC as a cadet. Since you have already completed your graduation, you should check the specific eligibility criteria set by the NCC in your region or the particular unit you are interested in joining.

Application Process:

To join the NCC as a graduate, you will need to contact the nearest NCC unit or office. The application process generally involves:

• Inquiry: Reach out to the local NCC office or visit their website to get detailed information about the joining process and any specific requirements for graduates.
• Application Form: Obtain and fill out the application form for NCC recruitment. This might be available online or at the NCC office.
• Document Submission: Submit necessary documents, such as proof of graduation, age proof, and identity proof, along with the completed application form.

Training and Participation:

Once accepted into the NCC, you will undergo basic training, which includes military drills, leadership skills, and physical fitness. Participation in NCC activities might include:

• Training Camps: Attend NCC camps where you will receive specialized training and participate in various exercises.
• Community Service: Engage in community service projects organized by the NCC.
• Leadership Development: Develop leadership and organizational skills through various NCC activities.

Benefits:

Joining the NCC after graduation can offer several benefits, such as:

• Skill Development: Gain valuable skills in leadership, discipline, and teamwork.
• Networking: Build connections with like-minded individuals and professionals.
• Opportunities: Access opportunities for advanced training, social service, and potential career pathways in defense services or related fields.

Hello Aspirant , Hope your doing great . As per yor query , regarding  for which studies you want time table .

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Information Technology (IT) is considered as a good career options. It is high in demand nowadays in IT sector. It is because as the demand of business increases, the demand for information technology and skilled IT person increases as well. Additionally, the demand and reliance on technology have been increased. Thus, this career have job security and competitive salary.

Technology has become a global phenomenon, So the demand for skilled and trained employees of IT, a new set of global opportunities have been opened up as the study and work of information technology is applicable to the modern world.

IT is good career choice. Good luck for your future endeavors.

Predicting the exact cut-off for B.Com (Hons) in DU through CUET is difficult. However, here's a general idea:

• Minimum Requirement: Securing a minimum score of around 480 out of 800 in CUET is necessary for basic eligibility for DU admissions across programs.

• B.Com (Hons) Competition: But, for B.Com (Hons), especially in good colleges, the cut-off is much higher. It can range from 650-700 and might even reach above 700 for top colleges.

• College Variations: The cut-off varies significantly between colleges. Lesser-known colleges might have lower cut-offs compared to prestigious ones.

Remember: The cut-off depends on factors like the number of applicants and the difficulty level of the exam. It's best to aim for a higher score to have a wider range of college options.

hope this helps you!!

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Don’t worry too much — this is a common situation, and there is a solution.

Since all your educational certificates still have your old name, and now after marriage your name and surname have changed, it’s important to prove that both names belong to the same person — you.

When you fill out a government job application form, you will have to mention your name as it is on your official certificates — because that’s what the documents show. But if your ID proofs (like Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID) are updated with your new name, it’s good to be ready with some supporting document that connects both names.

The best thing you can do is:

• Make a name change affidavit – It’s a legal document where you clearly mention your old name and your new name, and confirm that both are the same person. You can get this made at a notary or with help of a lawyer.

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• So, whenever you are applying for a government job, use the name from your certificates , and if required, attach the affidavit or gazette copy to show that you’ve changed your name after marriage.
  
  
  

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When you were filling out the MTS 2024 form, you clicked "Yes" for age relaxation by mistake. But you are only 20 years old, which means you don’t even need age relaxation right now. Age relaxation is for people who are older than the normal age limit or who belong to special categories like SC, ST, OBC, or physically challenged (PwD). It gives them extra years to be eligible for the exam.

If the form correction window opens (SSC usually gives a chance to correct mistakes), then you should go and correct this part and change it to “No”. That way, everything will match perfectly with your real details.

But, if the correction time is already over, then don’t panic. Just be ready to explain that it was a mistake and you are within the normal age limit. In most cases, if all your other details are fine, they may still accept it. But it’s always better to fix the mistake if you get the chance.

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can definitely apply for the NET (National Eligibility Test) after completing your B.A.LL.B.

The NET is a national-level test conducted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) to determine eligibility for lectureship and research fellowships in Indian universities. While the NET is primarily associated with academic disciplines like humanities, social sciences, and sciences, it is also open to candidates from professional courses like law.

Here are some key points to remember:

• Subject Eligibility: The NET is offered in various subjects, including law. You'll need to choose the appropriate subject code based on your B.A.LL.B. specialization.
• Eligibility Criteria: Apart from completing your B.A.LL.B., you need to have an aggregate percentage of 55% in it to be eligible to apply for NET
• Benefits: Qualifying in the NET can open doors to various opportunities, such as:
  • Lectureship in universities and colleges
  • Research fellowships from organizations like UGC, CSIR, and ICSSR
  • Eligibility for PhD programs

Hope this helps