Hello,

TSBIE or Telangana board was supposed to release the Inter results 2020 on 15th but release date has changed and the official has confirmed that intermediate results 2020 TS will be released on or after June 16, 2020. Please click the below link to know more.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ts-intermediate-result

Hello!

The selection process of an IIMs is extremely rigorous which requires lots of preparation specially in Ahmedabad Bengaluru n Calcutta.

As you have mentioned your 10th and 12th CGPA is fair enough. But for science stream student in graduation 70 percentile is required (For SC).

Go to the blw link

http://mbaden.com/iim-ahmedabad-selection-criteria/

Hope it helps !

See the repetition is based on your choice and not necessarily your parents's choice. It is understandable that they might be in denial because you flunked class 11. But if you are not into humanities then you should not opt for the same. Try to make them understand that you want PCMB and you will work twice as hard for the same. They might give in to your heed.
Also in terms of opportunities both the fields are good and will require someone who works hard.

Best Of Luck!!!!!!!!

Hi Shivesh,

Hope you are doing well!! Different colleges have different eligibility criteria for admissions.

Generally every college demands qualified student and you should clear the qualifying exam. College entrance exam is the last step conducted to check the eligibility for student.

If compartment result comes before the last date of admission in college then you can take admission otherwise you have to wait for a year.

Hope this helps you.

All The Best!!

Dear student,

Scoring merely 100 marks is not a victory. If you have proper knowledge (Practical+Theoretical knowledge) of the subject then you can easily achieve as many marks as you want, not only in computer subject but in other subjects also. Earlier getting lower marks does not mean that you will always get lower marks. It is totally based upon your determination and hard work.

Computer is very practical subject which cannot be learnt theoretically so you have to focus on practical knowledge of that subject. For example, if you have to understand HTML coding then it is not possible to learn all the codes simultaneously, so what you can do is you have to learn the basics of HTML like how to start the coding, different points to be used, etc. then start doing that coding in your computer which makes you more comfortable with understanding the practical knowledge of HTML. Now, you can use that coding for different purposes which makes you much aware of that field. Similarly you can try this process with other topics also because if you are studying computer subject without making contact with a computer then it is not fruitful for you.

So if you face difficulty in theoretical learning then you can go for practical learning. Please keep in mind that bearing the pain is not an ultimate solution to any problem so there is no need to take tension in exams.

A relaxed mind can catch things easily and accurately as compared to the fatigue mind. So be cool, calm, relaxed and confident whatever you do.

Good Luck !!

Sanjeev, the NTSE stage 1 result for Delhi will be released tentatively in the month of January to April 2020. The exact dates have not been confirmed yet. The Directorate of Education, Delhi will release the results on their official website: http://edudel.nic.in/ in the form of a merit list.

The cutoff will also be released along with the result. Now the cutoff tends to vary every year depending on the level of the question paper and performance of the appearing candidates. Last year in 2019, the cutoff for general category students was 181. This year too, the expected cutoff is around 175- 185 marks.

For more details regarding important dates, qualifying marks, stage 1 and 2 cutoffs, please visit: https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-delhi-result/amp

Hey there

Good Greetings

dear please mention the stage ( I or II ) and city ( for stage I ) of which you want to know the cutoff of .

NTSE stage 2 cutoff for SC category candidate was :-

2019 :- 105

2018 :- 122

for stage I cutoff i am providing you an informative link where you will find most of the info regarding NTSE :-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-cutoff

Hope it was helpful !!!!!!

Hi there,

Yes, definitely  you can sit for CLAT 2020 even if your board exam results are not declared, you will have to showcase the prof of you passing your senior secondary exam at the time of verification of documents which will be done during the counselling session of various NLU's