Hello,

To be eligible for NIT (National Institutes of Technology) admissions through JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority), here’s how subject requirements generally work:

1. Core Subjects for Eligibility : For NIT admissions, the essential subjects typically include Physics , Mathematics , and one other recognized subject. Chemistry is commonly accepted as a technical/vocational subject, but JoSAA has specified that equivalent vocational or technical subjects can sometimes substitute it.

2. IT as a Vocational Subject : Information Technology (IT) is often accepted as a vocational subject in place of Chemistry for the 75% eligibility criteria in JEE Main for NIT admissions. You can check if IT is explicitly listed as acceptable on the JoSAA or JEE Main guidelines for the year you're applying.

3. Subjects to Count Toward 75% Criteria : If IT is acceptable, your 75% aggregate could be calculated based on scores in Physics , Mathematics , English , Geography , and IT .

4. Confirming Eligibility : Refer to the most recent JoSAA guidelines or JEE Main brochure for verification, as subject requirements can occasionally change year to year.

5. Final Consideration : Always consult your school’s or board’s criteria for technical/vocational subjects to ensure that IT meets all eligibility and board-specific criteria for NIT applications.

To know more about admission criteria in NIT, visit : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-get-admission-in-nits-through-jee-main

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No, you cannot appear for the JEE Main exam without having studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in your 10+2 level.

The JEE Main is specifically designed for students who have studied these three subjects. It tests your understanding of these subjects and your aptitude for engineering and technology.

If you have a background in Biology, you might consider other engineering entrance exams or undergraduate courses that do not require Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Some options include:

• BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications): This course focuses on computer applications and programming.
• Biotechnology: This field combines biology and technology.
• Biomedical Engineering: This field combines engineering principles with medical sciences.

It's important to research different courses and their eligibility criteria to find the best fit for your interests and academic background.

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It seems you're facing some challenges with accessing the Marko model papers for Social Science, Science, and Maths, particularly in Hindi, along with issues related to OTP verification and PDF downloads.

I recommend checking the official website or platform from which you are trying to download these materials, as they may provide guidance or troubleshooting tips for accessing the papers.

Additionally, you could reach out to their support team for assistance with OTP issues and downloading PDFs. If you're still having trouble, please consider asking your teachers or classmates for help—they might have access to the materials you need. Wishing you the best of luck in your studies!

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I appreciate your inquiry regarding the Hindi language model paper for mathematics. While I cannot provide specific materials, I recommend checking educational websites or platforms that specialize in exam preparation resources.

These sites often have model papers, sample questions, and study guides tailored to various languages and subjects. If you're looking for further assistance, feel free to ask!

Hello there,

For the JEE Advanced 75% criteria , the top five subjects are considered. Since your painting marks are higher than computer science, you can include painting as one of the five subjects. Here's how your calculation will work:

1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Mathematics
4. English
5. Painting (since its marks are higher than computer science)

This combination will help in meeting the 75% eligibility criteria for JEE Advanced.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Yes, NIFT Patna can accept your son's admission even if he has a compartment in Mathematics from the CBSE board. However, he will need to provide the following:

• NIOS Exam Results: Once he completes and passes the NIOS exam for Mathematics, he will need to submit the results to NIFT Patna.
• Revised Marksheet: After submitting the NIOS results, NIFT Patna will issue a revised marksheet that includes the updated Mathematics score.

It's important to note that this process might take some time. Ensure that your son completes the NIOS exam as soon as possible and submits the results to NIFT Patna promptly.

You can also contact the NIFT Patna admissions office directly to confirm the exact procedures and deadlines for this situation.

In the CBSE board exam system, the criteria for declaring a student as a topper can be a bit nuanced, especially when considering performance across subjects. If a student fails in mathematics but achieves full marks in all other subjects, including any additional subjects, their overall standing in terms of grades will depend on specific guidelines set by the board.

Under the CBSE grading system, a student must secure a grade above 'E' to be considered as having passed. For Class 10, while there isn't a strict overall division, merit is typically calculated based on the grades received across subjects. If the failing subject is not a core requirement (like a language), and the student excels in other subjects, they might still be eligible for merit recognition, although they would not receive a passing status in mathematics.

However, due to the cumulative nature of grading and the specific mention of merit certificates awarded to top-performing students, it’s crucial to note that having a failing subject may affect their chances of being recognized as a topper, despite outstanding performance elsewhere. Ultimately, the grading policy might not allow for a straightforward determination of being a topper without passing all core subjects.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the official guidelines provided by CBSE.

Hello there,

Unfortunately, you may not be eligible for admission to BITS Pilani with 49 marks in Mathematics. BITS Pilani has strict eligibility criteria for its undergraduate programs, particularly for B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) courses.

Minimum Eligibility Criteria for BITS Pilani:

1. Aggregate Requirement : You need to have a minimum of 75% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) in your 12th-grade board exams.
   
   
2. Individual Subject Requirement : You must score at least 60% in each of Physics, Chemistry , and Mathematics .

Since you scored 49 marks in Mathematics, which is below the required 60% , you do not meet the individual subject criteria for admission to BITS Pilani.

However, you can consider other institutions or take improvement exams to raise your Mathematics score and apply again.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the colleges:

• MAKAUT - Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology
• Institute of International Trade - IITRADE
• UEM Kolkata - University of Engineering and Management
• Kingston Educational Institute
• The Heritage Academy

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Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the top colleges:

• Christ University
• S ymbiosis Centre for Management Studies (SCMS), Pune
• The University of Delhi
• Indian Institute of Management Indore
• St. Xavier's College
• The Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi

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