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Since they provide a reasonable understanding of the exam's format, question types, and degree of difficulty, previous year's question papers and sample question papers are the ideal resources for preparing for any competitive exam.
The most effective method for practicing and simulating the actual test scenario is to use the NMMS past year question papers.

To get the question papers, you can visit our site through following link:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-question-papers

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I notice your question about admission, but I'm not quite sure which institution or course you're referring to. Without knowing the specific college or program you're interested in, it's a bit tricky to give you accurate information about current admission possibilities.

Could you please provide more details about:

- Which institution or course are you interested in?

- The academic program you're looking to join?

- Your current educational background?

Just to clarify - we're an educational information platform, not a college, so while we can't directly offer you admission, we can certainly guide you through the process for various institutions.

The admission timeline varies significantly between different colleges and courses. Many institutions have specific intake periods, usually around June-July or December-January, while some might offer rolling admissions throughout the year.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date information about admissions:

1. Identify your target institution and program

2. Check their official website for admission schedules

3. Look for any mid-year or special intake opportunities

4. Verify the eligibility criteria and required documents

I'd be happy to provide more specific guidance once you share details about which program or institution you're interested in. Feel free to check our website as well - we have comprehensive information about admission processes across various colleges and courses.

Would you mind sharing more details about what you're looking to pursue?

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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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Hello there!

Thank you for reaching out with this detailed question about your JEE Advanced and JOSAA counselling situation. I can understand your concern about document validation for the upcoming year.

Here's what you need to know:

For JEE 2025, since you'll be using the same OBC-NCL certificate, there are a few important points to consider:

1. Certificate Validity:

- OBC-NCL certificates typically have a one-year validity period

- The certificate must be issued after April 1, 2024, for JEE 2025

- Even if your previous certificate was accepted, you'll need a new one that meets the current year's requirements

2. Document Requirements:

- JOSAA follows strict guidelines about certificate dates

- The fact that your documents weren't queried last year doesn't guarantee the same for 2025

- Each year's verification process is independent of previous years

3. Important Steps:

- Get a new OBC-NCL certificate issued within the specified timeframe

- Don't rely on last year's documentation

- Keep checking the official JEE/JOSAA websites for updated certificate requirements for 2025

To avoid any last-minute issues, I strongly recommend:

- Obtaining a fresh OBC-NCL certificate

- Ensuring it meets all the latest format requirements

- Keeping both digital and physical copies ready well before counselling begins

Would you like to know more about the specific document requirements or counselling process for 2025? Feel free to check our website for detailed information about JEE counselling processes and documentation guidelines.

Hello there!

Thank you for your question about scholarship eligibility. This is a common concern among students who take a gap year, so let's break this down.

According to the current scholarship guidelines, there are a few important points to consider regarding your situation:

For the Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship:

- There is typically a restriction on the gap period between completing Higher Secondary and starting college

- Students who take a drop year specifically for competitive exam preparation may need to provide proper documentation justifying the gap

- Your 2023 HS results would still be considered for eligibility

Regarding Kanyashree K3:

- There are usually age restrictions for eligibility

- The gap between HS completion and college admission might affect your eligibility

- You'll need to check if your current enrolment status meets the criteria

However, since scholarship rules and eligibility criteria can change, I strongly recommend:

1. Visiting the official West Bengal scholarship portal

2. Consulting with your current college's scholarship cell

3. Checking the updated guidelines for both scholarships for 2024

You may also want to explore other scholarship options that specifically accommodate students with gap years. Would you like information about alternative scholarship opportunities that might be suitable for your situation?

For the most accurate and current information, please check the official West Bengal government scholarship portal. I'd be happy to help you understand more about other available scholarship options if needed.

Admission fees vary depending on the institution, program, and location. It's best to contact the specific institution or program you're interested in for accurate and up-to-date information. You can usually find this information on their website or by contacting their admissions office.

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