Hi

It's okay even if you have wasted your class 11th , you can definitely score 80% or more in your ISC PCM but yes if you have not studied class 11th well it will be a little bit difficult for you as class 11th is the base of class 12th but don't worry with hard work and systematic study you can definitely score well like 80% or more.

Follow the below tips:-

*For physics, practice all the derivations from time to time as there are chances of forgetting them if you don't revise them, derivations are very often asked in your board exam, go through solved examples and then go for unsolved numerical

*For chemistry go through all the solved examples and intext and exercise questions , in organic chemistry focus more on name reactions there are two questions from name reaction each year in board examination and many questions are based on them directly

*For mathematics, practice is the key , the more you practice the more you get good at maths

*Make short notes of important concepts and formulas for each chapter


*Go through previous 10 year board examination question papers as concepts are often repeated in board exam so it will be of great help in your preparation


*Once you are done with your complete board examination syllabus go through at least 3-5 mock test papers in each subject


Thank you

Hello,

According to the government officials the syllabus for boards exam will be reduced to some extent and the date of Examinations will also be extended due to the pandemic.

So you will get more time for preparation so don't worry .

As  fo MNS exam Interested and eligible candidates can apply for the exam through online mode. The application form is expected to release in the month of December 2020. The online entrance exam will be tentatively conducted in the month of April 2021.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/indian-army-bsc-nursing-application-form

you can refer to this link for more information

hope this helps!!

Dear student,
I would advice you take second drop as all the counselling Procedures are over and you can also perform better this time so that you can get some better colleges. Few time is left fo jee mains, start preparing from now. As the admission process for almost all colleges is over, you should again appear for jee mains.

Hey friend!

The government has agreed to reserve five MBBS seats for the 2020-2021 academic year under the central pool for wards of COVID-19 warriors.

The move aims to dignify and honour the noble contribution made by COVID-19 warriors who have lost their lives due to infection or died accidentally due to COVID-19-related duty, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said.

In the guidelines for the selection and nomination of candidates for central pool MBBS seats, the Union Health Ministry has introduced a new category,' Wards of COVID Warriors'.

The selection will be made through an online application by the Medical Council Committee (MCC) on the basis of the ranking obtained in the NEET-2020 by the National Testing Agency.

All the best friend!

hello,

As per latest news there is no mentioned date of AP PGECET for covid-19 positive students. Also the results has been released and there is counselling going on.  Also government has not issue any kind of notice regarding entrance exam for the covid-19 students. So you have to wait for the official notice.

all the best!!

Hello,

JMI doesn't accept ISAT or CLAT score. They conduct their own entrance exam. In order to apply to BA LLB course at JMI a candidate have to appear in JMI BA LLB exam and have to qualify it. The candidates will be shortlisted for admission based on the marks in the entrance exam. The eligibility criteria for the examination is that the candidate must have qualified class 12 and have secured at least least 50% marks in all the core subjects and the English Language put together.

You can check the eligibility criteria from the link as well

https://law.careers360.com/articles/jmi-ba-llb-eligibility-criteria

hope it helps!

good luck!

Hi aspirant.!!

Cutoffs are nothing but the marks obtained by the last student being declared qualified.

To make it more clear, let's take an example.

Suppose 1000 students sit in an exam. Number of students which need to be called for counselling is suppose 500. Now, A rank list is prepared on the basis of total marks obtained. The marks of the 500th student is taken as the cutoff.

For subject-wise cutoffs, the least marks obtained by any of the students among the list of qualified students( top 500 in this example) is taken as the subject cutoff for that individual subject.

And cannot predict the cut-off of any College

Hope this help

Have a nice day

Hey!

I am considering you as a Karnataka student with OBC category. So, as per previous years records, you might get following government seats in private colleges or government colleges:

• M.V.J.Medical College and Research Hospital, Channasandra, Bangalore
• Vydehi Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre, Bangalore
• Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Bellur, Mandya Dist.
• S. Nijalingappa Medical College and Research Centre, Bagalkot
• Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College, Kalaburgi
• Jaya Jagadguru Murugharajendra Medical College, Davangere District
• Shamanur Shivashankarappa Institute Of Medical Sciences, Davangere
• Sapthagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore
• BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences, Kengeri, Bangalore
• The Oxford Medical College Hospital and Research Center, Bangalore

To know more, visit here:

NEET 2020 Cutoff Karnataka (2019, 2018, 2017): College-wise & Category-wise (careers360.com)

Thankyou

greetings, Jaya.

Which exam are you speaking of specifically? It would be helpful if you could provide more information. Thanks

Hi. I don't know which exam you are referring to , but i will give you a general idea about the exams I know about. First of all ,ICSE and CBSE have reduced their syllabus by 25% and 30% respectively. JEE and NEET hasn't yet confirmed of any reduction in their syllabus so most likely it still will be the same as 2020.

Regards.