Hello Aspirant,

See as of now we cannot predict anything about class 12th board examination because these exams have been already postponed till further notice and till now there is no any further decision regarding the new dates or any cancellation so we have to wait till June because in the month of June some decision is expected on CBSE class 12th board examinations.

Don't worry for marking because if the exams will be cancelled then some altrnative would be given as given for class 10th that if any candidate is unsatisfied with his/her result then he/she can appear for an examination which will be conducted when the situations become normal so like this any alternative can be introduced for class 12th as well but till now there is no any notice regarding any cancellation or further postponement of class 12th board examinations.

You can get the latest updates about CBSE examinations from the official website given below :-

http://cbseacademic.nic.in/index.html

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

There are no such obligations you have to be a Btech in order to be a IAS. For UPSC CSE you need to be a graduate. You can be a graduate in any subject. So if you don't like physics and chemistry and if you have no interest in the subject then why will you waste your time. Instead you can go for a general course which will end in 3 years like BA/BSc/BCom after your 12th. That way you can learn your subject of interest as well as focus on the UPSC CSE preparations.

To know more about the UPSC CSE preparations you may visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

hi,

This year Indian Institute of Management Indore (IIM Indore) is conducting IPMAT EXAM, based on ipmat score student would be eligible to apply for integrated bba + mba courses. however for 12th course you have to give the subjects marks which which are the major discipline and have mentioned in admit card with practical score if applicable., All candidates must  have qualified higher senior secondary or any equivalent examination in 2019, 2020 or must be appearing in 2021. however you may contact with helpdesk at below number for any of the application related query:

Helpdesk Number  02261087541

Hi,

If you want to appear for JEE Mains in 2022you have slightly enough time to prepare for it. Looking at this year's pattern most likely JEE Mains will be held in the month of January or in February, so currently you have around 9 to 10 months to prepare for it. As of now, it is suggested for you to concentrate on your board exams, as even though they are currently postponed, it is best to practice regularly as it will help you to perfect your concepts which will also be beneficial for you while preparing for JEE. Along with preparing your boards you can also start to revise 1 or 2 topics from your class 11th as it will take the pressure off and also, some topics are inter connected with 12th syllabus too.

You can refer to these articles as they will guide you on how to prepare for JEE: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/top-5-tips-to-crack-jee-main and

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-crack-jee-main-2021

I hope this helped you.

As per the CBSE curriculum, students must be at least 14 years old to take the Class 10 exam. The maximum age limit for appearing in the Class 10 exam can be 16 years, as students are allowed a maximum of three attempts.

CBSE 12th exam date has not been published yet. CBSE Board Exam 2021 Time Table for 12th Board exam will be available shortly at cbse.nic.in (http://cbse.nic.in) , the official website of the Central Board Secondary Education (CBSE). CBSE practical examinations will be conducted at students' respective schools following the COVID-19 guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures. The syllabus has been revised and reduced by 30%. To check the revised syllabus click on the link mentioned above.

Hope it would be helpful.

Dear student,

There are chances that the board examination might not be postponed as the situation of covid 19 is coming back to normal. Although there is a slight chance for the examination to be postponed. However students should study hard and assume that the examination would not be postponed. It is not in our hands, the MHRD would decide about the dates of the examination. So one should not waste time and start preparing for the examination. For students ease the syllabus is reduced and there might be lenient checking even.

Greetings,

It is not a hard and fast rule that you have to appear for JEE exams after completing 12th with science. BBA is a great career option and if you manage to get into one of the integrated BBA+MBA at one of the IIM's or even you aim for CAT later on, having a BBA background can definitely help.

Hi,

As you have failed to fill the CBSE private Examination, you have to wait an year again as the forms will appear again in October/November 2021. Till then, you can prepare well for the Examination and pursue any short term certificate courses available. There are many certificate courses in the field of gaming, web design or any interested field after passing class 10. The duration of the course is 3-6 months. So, as if you might be already prepare for the Examination for 2021, and due to failure of filling Examination form, you can no longer sit for 2021 March examination. So, wait till 2021 examination form and till then, appear for any certificate course as it may be fruitful further.

Hello Aspirant,

As you have passed your class 12th with such decent percentage so you have good chances to get some colleges for B.Tech in CSE because there are some engineering colleges that offer B.tech seats on the basis of class 12th percentage and even some state like Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu where counselling is done on the basis of class 12th percentage. So even if you have not appeared for any of the entrance exam for B.Tech then also you can get admission in B.Tech. but the condition is that if colleges would accept admissions these days because in most of the colleges new session has been started and seat allotment has been completed or about to complete.

Since you have not tagged or mentioned any college for which you are concerned in the question so it's quite difficult to guide you with an accurate information.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!