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As per your question, the Jeevan Jyothi Higher Secondary School, in particular did not specify any date as to when the admissions will be open. Mostly the admissions will start from the month of April 2024. However, it is advised to contact the authorities of the school, so that you will be able to get to know the whole procedure of admission.

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you would likely give the CLAT examination in 2025. The CLAT examination is typically taken by students in their final year of high school or after completing high school, depending on the specific requirements of the universities or colleges they are applying to. Since you will be in class 12th in 2025, you would most likely take the CLAT exam in that year for admission to undergraduate law programs starting in the academic year 2026. However, it is essential to verify the specific eligibility criteria and exam dates for the CLAT exam in 2025 by checking the official CLAT website or contacting the conducting authority.

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Yes, Definitely one can get Maths in class 12th as there optional subject and be a PCMB student, but one should keep in mind that one should change the subject before the final registration of class 12th. After that it will be difficult to change your subject.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing good ! Here your age will not be a factor for taking the admission in class 11th . You just need to pass your class 10 everywhere. In cbse, The candidate should have passed the class 10th/Secondary School examination conducted by CBSE . Candidates who have passed an equivalent examination administered by some other recognised board or Indian University are also eligible..

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No, You do not necessarily need to choose an engineering stream in college to be eligible for CDS or AFCAT exams. As long as you meet the eligibility criteria specified by the exams, you can pursue your desired field of study in college and still appear for these exams. So go ahead and prepare for CDS and AFCAT with your chosen stream.

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Hello aspirant,

To study for the JEE Main exam, students need to be aware of the key chapters and subjects in maths, chemistry, and physics for JEE Main 2024. To learn about the key subjects and chapters for the JEE exam in 2024, candidates should review the NTA JEE Main curriculum. By closely examining the JEE Main chapter-wise weightage PDF 2024, students can improve their JEE Mains preparation.

To know the list of most important topics, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/most-important-chapters-of-jee-main

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If you feel that you have wasted your class 11 by not taking admission, joining a dummy school for the batch 2023-24 to do your class 11 may be a viable option. It can help you cover the missed curriculum and ensure you are well-prepared for JEE 2025. However, consider factors such as the quality of education provided by the dummy school, your ability to catch up with the curriculum, and whether this option aligns with your academic goals and preferences.

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Hello,

If your son failed to take admission in class 11, it's challenging to prepare for class 12 directly. However, he can consider options like enrolling in a comprehensive JEE Main preparation course, pursuing self-study, or exploring open schooling programs. It's crucial to discuss these options with him and seek guidance from academic counselors or coaching institute mentors.

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Hello,

Hope you are doing great.

According to your question, you can either go for the completion of the course again or else you can just enroll yourself in NIOS programme as well. As recently the Directorate General of Shipping accepted the NIOS syllabus on par with the regular syllabus. So, what matters is only your skills and knowledge for your chosen dream. Study either way but study in a perfect manner,

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