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The SSC CGL 2024 syllabus is an inclusive compilation of subjects and subtopics featured in the SSC CGL question paper. This examination, conducted by the SSC, aims to appoint qualified individuals for diverse positions, including Assistant Audit Officer, Assistant Section Officer, Inspector of Income Tax, Assistant Enforcement Officer, and Sub Inspector. Aspirants are advised to utilize the SSC CGL syllabus 2024 and exam pattern to formulate a strong study plan for the exam.

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In an era of injustice, Mahatma Gandhi—my favourite leader—was a ray of justice and hope. His steadfast commitment to the rights of the disadvantaged and to the cause of Indian independence encouraged a great number of people to join him in his struggle for a better world. Gandhi exhibited remarkable bravery and perseverance in the face of adversity. He endured assault and persecution, yet he never wavered in his support of peaceful resistance or in his convictions. His leadership approach was genuinely visionary, as he encouraged people to follow their own conscience and thought that each individual had the ability to effect great change.

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Seeing as you already would have gotten your results, this answer might help future board students. Any Central Board or State Board is stringent when it comes to their paper-checking methods because they have a reputation to maintain. So, if they find an unanswered question or misnumbered or unnumbered answer, they don't even look twice and carry on with their checking, thus not giving you marks for that answer. Also, a single teacher has to check approx 30 answer sheets in a day, they have a lot of work load and thus are under stress.

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While having a score of 92.8763441 percentile in JEE Main and belonging to the General category, you have a reasonable chance of getting admission into NFSC Nagpur (National Fire Service College) for Fire Engineering. NFSC Nagpur accepts JEE Main scores, and admissions are based on the All India Rank (AIR).

The cutoffs for NFSC Nagpur may vary slightly each year based on competition and the number of applicants. Your percentile score places you in a fairly competitive range, so you should have a decent chance of getting into the program.

Since you scored 85% in your 12th boards and have cleared JEE Mains with a good percentile, you meet the basic eligibility requirements for admission to the Fire Engineering program.

It would be beneficial to check the previous years' cutoffs for NFSC to gauge your exact standing and ensure that you participate in the counseling process.

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Yes, a candidate who studied up to 10th class in Andhra Pradesh and completed a diploma in Karnataka is eligible for the Diploma Common Entrance Test (DCET) exam.The primary eligibility criteria for DCET revolve around the diploma qualification, not the 10th class location.

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The eligibility criteria for getting admitted to the BCA course is that the candidate must have Computer Science or any equivalent subject (IP or Information Practices, in your case) in their 12th grade, and they must have an aggregate of 55% in it. Having Mathematics is not a necessary requirement for BCA.

In your CUET UG BCA form, you can choose IP/CS as your desired subject.

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