According to RGUHS regulations, if you fail again in your supplementary exam for the first year BDS even after passing two major subjects, you will not be able to proceed to the second year and will have to repeat the first year entirely because you did not clear all the required subjects within the stipulated time frame.

Carry-over system limitations:

While RGUHS allows carrying over one subject to the next year, if you fail more than one subject, you need to clear all the failed subjects before moving to the next year.

Repeat the entire year:

If you fail in the supplementary exam, you will have to re-enroll in the first year and retake all the subjects again.

Check with your college:

Always consult your college authorities for the most updated information regarding examination rules and regulations.

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A major degree in Mechanical Engineering with minors in Computer Science and Engineering can be considered as a form of *interdisciplinary* or *multidisciplinary* education, but it may not strictly fall under the category of *dual specialization*.

Definitions

- *Dual Specialization*: Typically refers to pursuing two separate undergraduate or graduate degrees simultaneously, resulting in two distinct specializations. For example, a student pursuing both a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering and a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering.

- *Major-Minor Combination*: Refers to a student's primary degree (major) in one field, supplemented by a secondary set of courses (minor) in another field. In your case, the major is Mechanical Engineering, and the minor is Computer Science and Engineering.

Key differences

- *Credit requirements*: Dual specialization programs often require completing the full credit requirements for both degrees, whereas a major-minor combination typically requires fewer credits for the minor.

- *Degree awarded*: Dual specialization programs usually award two separate degrees, whereas a major-minor combination results in a single degree with a primary specialization (Mechanical Engineering) and a secondary specialization (Computer Science and Engineering).

Conclusion

While your academic program combines elements of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science and Engineering, it is more accurately described as a *major-minor combination* or an *interdisciplinary* program rather than a *dual specialization*.

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Here is an overview :-

• Educational Pathway Mismatch

  • A Bachelor's in Economics does not fulfill prerequisites for medical studies, such as foundational courses in biology, chemistry, and physics.

• Medical Degree Requirement

  • To specialize in cardiology, one must first complete a medical degree (MD or equivalent), which typically requires a background in pre-medical or life sciences.

• Additional Steps Needed

  • The individual must take foundational science courses to qualify for medical school.
  • After completing medical school, a residency in internal medicine and a fellowship in cardiology are required.

• Time and Effort

  • Transitioning from economics to cardiology would demand significant time, effort, and financial investment.

• Eligibility for Career Change

  • While challenging, switching fields is possible with dedication, provided the individual is willing to complete the necessary academic and clinical requirements.

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Yes, though you have passed 12th class through the MP SOS scheme and secured 62% marks you are eligible to appear in the NEET exam.


Age: You must be of at least 17 years of age as on 31st December of the year of admission.
Subjects: You must have passed Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Biotechnology and English as core subjects in your 12th standard or equivalent examination.
Minimum Percentage: You must have passed with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology taken together. For SC/ST/OBC categories, the minimum percentage is 40%.
You must have passed your 12th in the required subjects and must have been above the minimum percentage criteria. That makes you eligible for appearing in the NEET exam.

For official information, you should refer to the official NEET notification. https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025

The two main themes in The Pot of Gold are irony and duplicity.

1.Irony: The play is full of irony, particularly in the constant misunderstanding of intentions. the play's plot fits into the patriarchal confines of Roman society. Phaedria's lack of agency aligns with the reality of what life was like for Roman women; her inability to make decisions for herself indicates their vulnerability to the whims of the men in their life. Indeed, even her pregnancy does not appear to be her choice, for Lyconides blames alcohol and lust on his actions, an ambiguous framing that obscures the event itself. Arranged marriage was customary in Roman life and designed to best match daughters to wealthy, successful suitors who might elevate their status. Thus, Euclio's choice to promise Phaedria to Megadorus makes sense, as he intended to use his daughter—and her suitor's willingness to forego the expected dowry—as a tool to elevate his standing and wealth.

Duplicity: The play features the duplicity of enslaved characters, who are often depicted as cunning in Plautus's works.Staphylla and Strobilus, two key characters who directly and indirectly facilitate the play's happy ending, are enslaved. Their status is important only as a plot device, for they both fit into the Roman trope of the "cunning slave." Historically, Roman slaves were captured during battle or bought from neighboring provinces; the forced labor of captive foreigners fueled the Roman economy and, soon, became integral to its function. In The Pot of Gold, their importance cannot be overstated; indeed, these "cunning slaves" ultimately lead the characters to their ultimate resolution before fading once more into the backdrop.

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Yes, you can pursue a dual major in Economics and Finance (interdisciplinary major) and Biology at Ashoka University. The university offers a flexible undergraduate program where students can explore various combinations of majors and minors.

Details about the Program:

• Interdisciplinary Majors : Economics and Finance is one of the interdisciplinary majors available, which allows students to delve into both fields comprehensively.
• Biology Major : You can also choose Biology as another major. This flexibility supports students in tailoring their education to fit their interests and career goals.
• Course Requirements : To successfully manage dual majors, you will need to complete the credit requirements for both fields, which include a mixture of foundation courses, major-specific courses, and electives.

Academic Structure:

Students at Ashoka typically must take a set of foundation courses in their first years and then select their major by the third semester. There are specific credit requirements associated with each major, so you’ll want to plan your course load accordingly.

For more detailed information about the specific courses and credit structures, you can visit Ashoka University’s official website or contact their admissions office directly. They can provide guidance tailored to your academic aspirations.

It could be problematic to apply for GATE 2025 with an erroneous email address because the email is necessary for communication, updates, and login information. But you should be able to fix it, as you haven't confirmed it yet.

How to fix this:
Open the GATE 2025 Application Portal and log in. Please try logging in with your enrolment ID and password on the GATE application page.

Look for the Edit Option: You can edit information such as your email address if the application correction window is open, which is usually notified following the registration deadline. Typically, candidates can amend personal information within the rectification window.

Speak with GATE Support:

Please get in touch with the GATE zonal office handling your application right away if you are unable to modify the email during the rectification period.

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Since you have passed your graduation in economics from any college/university in 2020, you are eligible for B.Ed. If you are meeting all the criteria mentioned by that particular college which you are applying to. Most of the colleges need a minimum percentage of 50-55% for admission in B.Ed. Some even demand entrance exams for other colleges during the time of admission. B.Ed. Such a program is meant to prepare you for a career in teaching, often specializing in the realm of secondary or higher secondary education. Research how to apply to colleges that offer a B.Ed. in your region. Prepare all necessary documents: applications, admissions forms, recommendation letters, etc.

To make a career in the in building engines for planes and cars , an aspirant should pursue a UG course in Automobile Engineering. an automobile engineers is responsible for design, manufacturing, and operation of motorcycles, automobiles etc.Automobile engineering relies heavily on several branches of physics to understand the various components and systems that make up a car in addition strong foundation in physics, mathematics, and engineering principles is required.

Definitely you can take admission in some private colleges usually admission to the course offered based on merit, however, many reputed and renowned colleges offer admission based on entrance exams.to be eligible for the course candidates must passed 12th with 50 percent marks from recognised board.

Generally candidates need to pass CUET exam to get admission in the course but some universities like Assam University, Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University, Manipur University, Mizoram University etc gives direct admission in the college or you can also try in your states colleges.