As a non-Keralite who completed education up to 12th grade in Kerala, you would likely belong to the "Non-Keralite (NK)" category. According to Kerala's admission rules, candidates who have completed their education in Kerala for more than 5 years are treated as Keralites. If less than 5 years, you may be considered as a Non-Keralite, and admission criteria may vary. It is advised to refer to the specific educational institution or admission guidelines for exact eligibility.

CUET UG Humanities Physical Education MCQs focus on topics like health, fitness, sports rules, yoga, and sports psychology. Practicing previous year questions and mock tests helps in understanding patterns and improving accuracy for better performance.

Specializations in journalism and mass communication are some of the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) courses that YMCA University of Science and Technology, Faridabad (J.C. Bose University) provides.  However, nothing that has been presented in the material shows that YMCA Faridabad provides a Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) course.

Yes, J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) program in Journalism and Mass Communication.

However, the university does not offer a Bachelor in Physical Education program.

If you're interested in the B.A. course, it’s a 3-year program with an eligibility requirement of 10+2 and a minimum of 50% marks.

A three-year BA in Mass Communication and Journalism is offered by YMCA Faridabad (J.C. Bose University).  Their course list does not mention a Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed).  BA program admission is typically based on merit and involves a 10+2 grade of 45–50%.  Confirm course availability directly through the university's contact details and check jcboseust.ac.in for application deadlines, likely April or June. Seek alternative schools which have B.P.Ed. degrees in physical education.

Yes, Urdu Education Board is a recognized board and is valid for NEET exam. If this board is recognized by CBSE or State Education Board, then students who have passed 12th class from it are eligible to appear for NEET exam.

In detail:

Recognition:

The Urdu Education Board is a recognized board created by the Act of Parliament in 2004 under the authority of the Government of India.

Eligibility for NEET:

If the Urdu Education Board is recognized by CBSE or State Education Board, then students passing 12th class from it will be eligible to appear in NEET exam.

Open School:

The Supreme Court has said that all open schools recognised by the CBSE and state education boards will now be recognised by the National Medical Council (NMC) for the NEET exam.

other languages:

A petition has also been filed to include Urdu language in the NEET exam. However, the exam is conducted in some languages.