If you are having problem in getting your t.c from the college where you have backlogs try to contact the authority who are responsible for t.c and migration certificate.

Write a formal letter to the university registrar explaining your situation, stating that you couldn't complete your degree due to backlogs and need a document to prove your 12th grade completion for admission to a new college.

If again it is not helpful then try to Inquire about the possibility of getting a "transfer certificate" or a similar document that verifies your 12th grade completion from the university records from your old school.

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It may be possible for you to apply for lateral entry into a BCom or BBA program in India , depending on the university's policies regarding transfer students. Most universities in India have specific requirements for lateral entry , which include completion of certain core courses or a similar curriculum in your previous studies.

For universities in Hyderabad , you can explore options like:

1. University of Hyderabad: Check their guidelines for transfer or lateral entry students . They usually offer flexibility for students coming from international institutions .

2. Osmania University: Provides BCom and BBA programs and might have provisions for lateral entry for students with relevant prior academic qualifications .

3. ICFAI Business School : Known for its BBA and other business courses , they may have lateral entry provisions based on your academic performance and course compatibility .

4. Hyderabad Central University : They may provide options for students with similar academic backgrounds but verify their transfer policies.

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To pursue an M.Tech at IITs after completing a B.Sc. (Hons) in Mathematics from Delhi University, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Eligibility for GATE :

   • A B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics graduate is generally not eligible for GATE in engineering disciplines like Computer Science, Electrical, or Civil. However, you can apply for the Mathematics (MA) paper in GATE, which allows entry into M.Tech programs related to mathematics or interdisciplinary areas like Mathematical Sciences, Data Science, etc.

2. Selection through GATE :

   • You need to clear GATE with a good rank in the Mathematics paper. IITs offer M.Tech courses in various mathematical sciences, applied mathematics, and computer science-related programs.

3. Specific IIT Programs :

   • Some IITs offer M.Tech programs in areas where your background in mathematics is relevant, like M.Tech in Applied Mathematics or Computational Mathematics.

4. Alternative Pathways :

   • Some IITs may have specific provisions for graduates from non-engineering backgrounds through a separate entrance process or qualifying exams.

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Based on your interest in pursuing an MBA with a specialization in Human Resources (HR) through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) and seeking institutions with strong placement records, here are some top universities to consider:

1. Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), New Delhi

   • Program : MBA with HR specialization
   • Fees : Rs. 9,00,000 for the first year
   • Placements : Average package of Rs. 25,00,000; highest package of Rs. 50,00,000
   • Ranking : Ranked 25th among top 125 institutions in India

2. Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi

   • Program : MBA with HR specialization
   • Fees : Rs. 50,007 for the first year
   • Placements : Average package of Rs. 23,13,000; highest package of Rs. 1,20,00,000
   • Ranking : Ranked 48th among top 125 institutions in India

3. University of Hyderabad (UOH), Hyderabad

   • Program : MBA with HR specialization
   • Fees : Rs. 2,69,795 for the first year
   • Placements : Highest package of Rs. 23,00,000
   • Ranking : Ranked 101st among top 125 institutions in India

4. Pondicherry University, Puducherry

   • Program : MBA with HR specialization
   • Fees : Rs. 74,718 for the first year
   • Placements : Highest package of Rs. 10,20,000
   • Ranking : Ranked 11th among top 25 institutions in India

5. Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU), Lucknow

   • Program : MBA with HR specialization
   • Fees : Rs. 90,000 for the first year
   • Placements : Average package of Rs. 6,30,000; highest package of Rs. 55,00,000
   • Ranking : Ranked 86th among top 125 institutions in India

These universities provide strong MBA programs with HR specialization and have good placement records. You can visit their official websites or contact their admissions offices for the latest updates.

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Asian International University provides a Certificate Course in Medical Dresser, focusing on training students in wound care , dressing techniques , sterilization and patient management .

The course lasts two semesters and is aimed at preparing students for roles in healthcare settings like hospitals and clinics .

Eligibility usually requires a 12th qualification , preferably in Science . Practical training and theoretical knowledge in anatomy , first aid and medical documentation are key components of the program .

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It is difficult for you to get admission in National Law University for BA LLB course as you didn't meet the eligibility requirements to get admission.

The eligibility criteria to pursue BA LLB course are given below

• Candidate must have completed 10+2  from a recognized board
• Must meet a minimum percentage, often ranging between 50% and 55%
• Some universities may require specific subjects, including maths and English

Admission to BA LLB programs is primarily determined by entrance exams, such as the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), and state-level entrance exams.

Some of the best Universities in India offering BA LLB course are given below

• Chandigarh University
• Lovely Professional University
• Jamia Millia Islamia
• Banaras Hindu University
• National Law University, Kolkata
• Amity University

For more information about BA LLB course you can visit the link mentioned below

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BA LLB stands for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws, and is a five-year integrated undergraduate program that combines the study of arts and law. Its quite difficult for you to get admission in BA LLB course as you do not meet the eligibility requirements for BA LLB course in National Law University.

The eligibility requirements to get admission in this course are given below:

• Candidate must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board
• Meet a minimum percentage, often ranging between 50% and 55%.
• Some universities may require specific subjects, including maths and English

Admission to BA LLB programs is primarily determined by entrance exexamsconducted by top law University such as the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), and state-level entrance exams.

Some of the best Universities offering BA LLB courses are:

• National Law University, Kolkata
• Jamia Millia Islamia
• Banaras Hindu University
• Chandigarh University
• Lovely Professional University
• Amity University

For more information you can visit the link mentioned below

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ba-llb-colleges-in-India

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With 49.50% in 12th grade , your eligibility for admission to a BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws) program depends on the university or institution and its admission criteria . Here's some key points and options to consider :

1. Private Universities : Institutions like Amity , Galgotias or Manipal may accept your marks .

2. State Universities : Check state universities with relaxed cutoffs ( KSLU, Lucknow University).

3. Entrance Exams :

CLAT (needs 45% for General).

State-level exams like MH CET Law (requires 45%).

4. Reserved Category Relaxation : SC/ST/OBC candidates get a 5-10% relaxation.

5. Direct Admission : Some colleges allow it without strict percentage requirements.

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Hello aspirant,

The Calcutta University legal Entrance Test (CULAT) is required for admission to a variety of legal programs, including the 5-year integrated LLB (BA LLB) and 3-year LLB programmes. The syllabus and exam schedule are intended to assess students' general aptitude, legal knowledge, and reasoning skills. Below is a full overview of the syllabus and the weightage of each exam subject.

The CULAT is primarily composed of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and may include questions on the following important subjects:

1. English Language and Comprehension

Total Marks: 20

Topics Covered:  a) Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonyms, Phrasal verbs.

b) Grammar: Sentence correction, Tenses, Articles, Prepositions.

c) Comprehension: Reading passages with questions to test understanding, inference, and analysis.

d) Idioms and Phrases: Commonly used expressions and their meanings.

e) Sentence Formation: Correct usage of words and phrases.

Weightage : 20% of the total marks

2. General Knowledge and Current Affairs

Total Marks: 25

Topics Covered: a) Current Affairs: National and International events, politics, sports, economy, environment, science, and technology.

b) General Knowledge: History, Geography, Awards and Honors, Culture, Literature, Indian Constitution, Famous personalities, etc.

c) Static GK: Basic knowledge about history, geography, political systems, and famous movements in India and the world.

Weightage : 25% of the total marks.

3. Legal Aptitude and Reasoning

Total Marks: 25

Topics Covered: a) Legal Principles: Basic legal knowledge such as fundamental rights, duties, justice, and law.

b) Legal Reasoning: Logical reasoning with legal propositions.

c) Legal Awareness: Understanding of important legal concepts like contract law, criminal law, constitutional law, etc.

d) Case Studies: Short cases followed by questions that require critical thinking and legal reasoning.

Weightage: 25% of the total marks.

4. Logical Reasoning

Total Marks: 20

Topics Covered: a) Analytical Reasoning: Problem-solving ability, understanding patterns, and sequences.

b) Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning: Syllogisms, analogies, series completion, blood relations, puzzles.

c) Critical Reasoning: Identifying conclusions, assumptions, and arguments from a given set of statements.

d) Data Interpretation: Tables, charts, and graphs.

Weightage: 20% of the total marks.

5. Mathematics (Basic Arithmetic)

Total Marks: 10

Topics Covered: a) Percentage: Calculation of percentage and its applications.

b) Profit and Loss: Basic concepts of profit, loss, and discounts.

c) Ratio and Proportion: Basic understanding of ratios and proportionality.

d) Time and Work: Solving problems related to time, work, and efficiency.

e) Speed, Distance, and Time: Calculation involving basic speed and distance problems.

f) Averages: Understanding of averages and related concepts.

Weightage: 10% of the total marks.

6. Elementary Mathematics (Up to Class 10 Level)

Total Marks: 10

Topics Covered: a) Basic Algebra

b) Geometry (Basic concepts like angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, etc.)

c) Statistics (Mean, median, mode, and simple probability).

The total number of marks is 100.