Hello Amandeep,

No, you are not eligible for the District Forest Officer (DFO) in Uttarakhand with a BA degree in Maths, History, and Politics .

To become a DFO , you need a Bachelor's degree in Science/Engineering (preferably Forestry, Agriculture, Botany, Zoology, Environmental Science, etc.). The recruitment is done through the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) or Indian Forest Service (IFS) exam .

If you are interested, you can pursue a Master’s in Forestry/Environmental Science or prepare for UKPSC Civil Services for administrative roles in the forest department.

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Hello

For SSC Board maths paper 2025 , 4 mark questions usually include:

1. Quadratic Equations – Solve using factorization, completing the square or quadratic formula.

2. Linear Equations – Solve simultaneous equations by substitution or elimination.

3. Probability – Calculate the probability of specific events.

4. Statistics – Find mean, median or mode from given data.

5. Arithmetic Progression (AP) – Find the nth term or sum of  terms.

6. Graphs – Plot linear equations and interpret graphs.

7. Factorization – Simplify or factorize polynomials using identities.

These involve step-by-step solutions and require proper explanations to score full marks.

hope this helps you .

Passing a polytechnic exam depends on preparation, understanding the syllabus, time management, and meeting the passing marks. Consistent practice and a smart exam strategy improve success chances.

If you didn't write your exam,then you should wait for the supplement exams

In polytechnic exams, passing or failing typically depends on your overall performance, including marks in all subjects, not just math. If you fail a subject like math, you may need to clear it in supplementary exams or retake it to complete your course successfully. Check specific rules with your institution.

Hello there,

Is Physics Galaxy 700+ Advanced Illustrations Enough for a Rank Under 3000 in JEE Advanced?

• Yes , Physics Galaxy 700+ Advanced Illustrations is a good resource for high-level problem-solving and will help in JEE Advanced if you solve it thoroughly .
  
  
• However, conceptual clarity and previous years’ questions (PYQs) are equally important .
  
  
• If time is limited , focus on PYQs, NTA Abhyas, and mock tests along with Physics Galaxy .
  
  Additional Books You Must Do:

Physics:

• HC Verma (Concepts of Physics) – Only for theory and some problems
• DC Pandey (Advanced Problems) – If you need extra practice
• Previous Year JEE Advanced Papers – Must solve at least 10 years

Chemistry:

• Physical Chemistry: N. Awasthi (for problem-solving)
• Organic Chemistry: MS Chouhan (for advanced questions)
• Inorganic Chemistry: NCERT + VK Jaiswal

Mathematics:

• Cengage or Blackbook (Vikas Gupta) for Advanced Problems
• A Das Gupta for conceptual clarity
• Previous Years' JEE Advanced Papers – Essential
  
  Strategy to Get Under 3000 Rank:
  
  
• Focus 80% on PYQs + Mock Tests and 20% on new problems .
• Revise NCERT for Chemistry thoroughly.
• Analyze mistakes in tests and improve weak areas.
• Solve time-bound mock tests regularly .

Final Tip: If you don’t have much time, prioritize PYQs, mock tests, and Physics Galaxy. Avoid too many books and focus on accuracy and speed.

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Hello,

The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has released the Class 12 Mathematics model paper for the 2024-25 academic year. This model paper serves as a valuable resource for students to understand the exam pattern and types of questions that may appear in the upcoming board exams.

Key Details:

• Availability: The model paper is available for download in both English and Hindi mediums.

• Content: It includes a comprehensive set of questions covering various topics in the Class 12 Mathematics syllabus, along with solutions to aid in effective preparation.

Hope it helps !

Hello Rajan,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET if you have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English with at least 50% (for General), 40% (for SC/ST/OBC), and 45% (for PwD) in PCB.

During NEET counseling , only the 12th marksheet is required, not the 11th marksheet . However, some colleges may ask for academic details from 11th grade for verification.

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Hello there,

Hello student,

To help you meet the 60-65% criteria, let's break it down:

Current Scores

1. *Total 1st Year Marks*: 470

2. *Your 1st Year Score*: 253

3. *MPC (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) Marks*: 270

4. *Your MPC Score*: 142

Required Scores for 60-65% Overall

To achieve 60-65% overall, you'll need to score between 564 and 611 marks (out of 940) for both years combined.

2nd Year Scores Needed

Assuming you want to reach the higher end of the range (65%), let's calculate the required 2nd year scores:

1. *Total Marks Needed for 65%*: 611

2. *Marks Already Secured in 1st Year*: 253

3. *Marks Needed in 2nd Year*: 358

MPC Scores Needed in 2nd Year

To meet the 60-65% criteria in MPC, you'll need to score significantly higher in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry.

Assuming you want to reach 60-65% in MPC:

1. *Total MPC Marks Needed for 60-65%*: 486-526 (out of 810)

2. *MPC Marks Already Secured in 1st Year*: 142

3. *MPC Marks Needed in 2nd Year*: 344-384

Subject-Wise Scores Needed

To give you a better idea, here are some approximate subject-wise scores needed in the 2nd year:

- *Maths*: 120-140

- *Physics*: 110-130

- *Chemistry*: 110-130

Keep in mind that these are rough estimates and may vary depending on the specific exam pattern and marking scheme.

Conclusion

To meet the 60-65% criteria, you'll need to score around 358 marks in the 2nd year, with a significant improvement in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry. Focus on consistent effort and targeted studying to achieve your goal.