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The eligibility criteria to be eligible for SSC CGL 2020 is that a candidate must have passed bachelor's degree from a recognized board on or before January 1, 2021. You are not eligible to apply for SSC CGL 2020 as you haven't obtained the result yet. Even if you obtain the result in mid January it is considered that you have passed after January 1, 2021. So you do not fulfill the eligibility criteria. You may apply for SSC CGL 2021.

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You can get the previous year question papers from the link below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-sslc-question-papers/amp

By solving the papers you will be able to know more about the paper pattern and question difficulty. You can also get the question papers from the official website of Karnataka Board. KSEEB releases question papers every year on its official website, kseeb.kar.nic.in

Hope it helps!

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Its mentioned that to write ssc exam you must have bachelor's degree, if your result releases before exam,then you can write the exam . But if you cannot , then no need to worry you can write ssc exam for atleast 7 years, number of attempts for general category candidate is around 7 years (21-27years) . For more info, visit here:
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-eligibility-criteria

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As per the notice on the official website the WBCS(Exe) etc.,2021 (Preliminary) is scheduled to be on 7th feb 2021(07/02/2021).You can copy paste and visit the below link to view it,

http://pscwbapplication.in/pdf20/ForthcomingExaminationwebsite02_07_20.pdf

But this is a tentative date provided for general guidance of the examinees, particularly to facilitate their preparations for academic or competitive examinations only and can change depending on various situations but it is better to be prepared keeping the above date in mind.

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According to the  Academic Calendar in the official website for B.Tech First and second semester the first mid term examination will be conducted from January 25, 2021- January 30, 2021 for B. Tech first semester. The duration is one week.

You can check the academic calendar using the link below

http://www.mgit.ac.in/acadcal.html

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A candidate must have passed bachelor's degree to be eligible for SSC CGL 2020. Candidates who are in final year of their qualifying exam are also eligible but they must obtain the qualifying exam result on or before the cut off date. The cut off date will be released in the SSC official website on September 15, 2020. So check the date on September 15, 2020 if the cut off publishing date is after May 2021 you can apply if not you are not eligible.

The link is given below:

https://ssc.nic.in/

all the very best!!

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For neet, ncert is compulsory.So make ncert topics clear when you are in 11th and 12th.So it would be easy for you at the time of your preparation for neet.If you can go through neet preparation from 11th it is good.It will definitely help you.So you may need only to practice papers and make yourself familiar with neet exam pattern.NCERT is a key component in neet preparation.Make your concepts clear.

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Dear aspirant,
Yes, you can obviously crack JEE Mains with 99 Percentile. But as you know cracking JEE mains is not an easy task. It sometimes requires month even years of hard work and preparation. Here some preparation tips are mentioned that you can follow from the time being:
First of all understand the syllabus properly and go through the the textbook thoroughly for more than once.
Secondly understand the JEE mains exam pattern, as expected you have already completed your syllabus and revision properly you need to to seat for some of the mock test and solving previous year question papers maintaining the time. It will give overall idea about the question paper and time management.
you need to be strong in physics and mathematics basically because the most critical questions come from these two subjects. For physics deep understanding is required and solving different critical mathematical problems is must, try to solve questions like higher order thinking or HOTS.
For chemistry just remember the naming reaction properly and as a part of your strategy you can maintain a digester that will help you to assemble all the reaction of one chapter (eg. Aldehyde) in one page.
For all the subjects you can follow chapterwise-topicwise book and try to solve every questions and try to complete a chapter everyday from the time being.
For Physics and chemistry making short note and assembling all formulas helps a lot while solving any numerical question.
Self evaluate everyday because its most important in this time period and try to understand your position and how to improve yourself in day to day basis.
Hope it would be helpful. All the best.

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notification to fill application will be out anytime soon and the last date may be last week of December . and there is no notification regarding the exam being cancelled the process is going on time as the uploaded there schedule chart

you can read more from the link given below

https://design.careers360.com/articles/nift-exam-dates

Dear Aspirant,

If you are starting your studies from mid-term then I would recommend you to start with biology. It takes a lot of time to learn all the concepts so find out which of them are having high weightage and study those. For mathematics you must solve the sums that are repeated every year with slight changes first and then focus on problems that have higher weightage. Physics is full of derivations and sums. It's better to learn most of the tough derivations first and then solve problems related to them. If you study in this way you can surely pass your exams with good marks.