Hello,

As of now there changing of examination centers are not allowed for MHT CET Law exam 2020.Now, that lockdown has been extended till May 31, 2020 there is no chance that entrance exams will be conducted during the lockdown.The exam will be conducted only after the situation turns normal and some safety measures will be taken later on when the entrance exams have to be conducted.In few parts of the country public transport services are resumed within the state.So you don't need to worry by the time new dates are announced public transport will be resume their services in all parts of our country.

Hi

If you want to utilise lockdown time for neet preparation in a good way , you need to make a timetable.

Follow the below tips to make the time table:-

• Give at least eight hours for studies in your time table
• Keep short breaks of 20 to 25 minutes after every 1.5 to 2 hours between your studies
• Half of the time of your studies must be for practicing MCQs and numericals
• PHYSICS is the most toughest as it has both numericals and concepts , so keep 3 hours each day for Physics, 2.5 hours to Chemistry and 2.5 hours for Biology.

Also, follow the below tips:-

Practice questions:- Practice at least 100 mcqs in each chapter so that you are able to master the concepts and numericals solving skills
Revise :- you should stress on revision as well as syllabus is very wide
Solve previous year question papers and mock test papers ;- You should solve these , it will give you idea of types of questions asked and their difficulty level and will help you a lot.

You can prepare well using our neet knockout for which link is provided below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Thankyou

To be honest, cut offs do not depend on natural calamities or other emotional factors. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. And yes to an extent the no.of seats available also play a role in the Cut offs. If there are more seats available. the cut offs decrease and vice versa. 15% of the seas of All Government Medical College are filled through All India Counseling. That means approximately 235 Colleges contribute to All India Counselling barring the GMCs in Jammu and Kashmir as Jammu and Kashmir doesnt participate in All India Counselling. All the 15% of All India Quota Seats except for Jammu and Kashmir, 100% Seats at Deemed and Central Universities, IP Quota seats in ESIC Colleges, Seats at AFMC, AIIMS and JIPMER are filled by DGHS. So if we only have to speak about GMCs and not other seats, for General Category, a rough cut off of 600 and above is required. This again changes from College to College. For few Colleges, it starts even at 615 and so even 600 might be lesser. So it is apt to say 615 and above. But if you have a particular college in mind, please do let us know and we shall help you with relevant information because we cannot generalise onbehalf of 230 GMCs.

Hey Student

This time of lockdown is causing great disruptions in every human's life worldwide.

You have wrote that you aren't able to study maths due to lockdown. See, no one knows how long we'll have to wait for the lockdown to end. This time can be utilized for weak subjects' thourough study from the very beginning. In our life, we can't always get rid of everything we do not like. So, our responsibility is to grab ultra determination and will power and try to do the difficult tasks.

Mathematics is a subject, in which you can't do much good without knowing the basics properly. So, try to strengthen the basics first from available sources.

Start studying when you feel to do. Associate a reward with each task completion. You'll see that it helps.

Best of luck.

If you look at the FAQs section of DU Admission 2020 portal official website available at https://ug.du.ac.in/index.php/site/faq , question no# 4 says that you can make changes or update information in the application form till the last date of registration. However, there is a correction fees of Rs. 100 that you need to pay towards the changes that you make in the application form. So you can rectify the uploaded marks sheet by logging again into your account. Go to the "Edit" Button at the end of each page or session and make the necessary changes. Since July 4th is the last date for making changes to the application form, please try this out and do  not wait until the last moment. Upload the passing certificate of the qualifying exam and make sure you complete the self attestation as well. If that doesn't work, please reach out to the help desk at: undergraduate2020@admissions.du.ac.in

Hello student,

the last date of filling Telangana ECET 2020 e application form is 15th May. As per you mentioned that shops are closed. You can apply for that via your mobile in mobile browsers also. but if you can't do that I think the date will get extend. Hope this will help you

Dear Aspirant,

Kindly mention in which field your doing Bsc so that we can guide you better. There are some Home tutors who are conducting online classes u can have a check.

This lockdown time is best to study more about the field you belong to through YouTube, websites, articles and explore more. Think about which career you want to do after Bsc and how can you achieve your goal.

Hope this helps.

Hello student,

University of Delhi will release DU admission form 2020 for UG course today. The following documents are required for that

• Email id
• mobile number
• caste certificates
• Ews certificate
• class 10 12 marksheet
• Aadhar number
• and scanned image.

If you you don't have your EWS certificate, you main contact helpline number of du after publication of form.

Raksha, you haven't mentioned the entrance exam you are enquiring about. Most entrance examinations allow Candidates to provide any valid  provisional certificate that proves that the Candidate has so far fulfilled the eligibility criteria for appearing for the entrance examination. This is usually given by the Principal of the College. Now that the Colleges also have been closed, you have to reach out to the helpdesk regarding the same.

Hey aspirant

Banaras Hindu University, Undergraduate Entrance Test is conducted for admission to various UG courses.

The test dates were between 18 and 29 May, 2020, but they have been postponed until further notice due to Covid-19 outbreak. You are requested to regularly visit the university website bhuonline.in