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Hi

The NTSE (National Talent Search Examination) for Bihar is organised by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) .

Here's key details for the NTSE Bihar Stage 1 Exam for 2024 :

Important Dates

Application Form Release : November 2024

Last Date for Application Submission : December 2024

Exam Date : January 2024

Admit Card Release : January 2024

Result Announcement : March 2024

Eligibility Criteria

Students in Class 10 are eligible to apply .

Candidates must be studying in recognised schools in Bihar .

Qualifying Marks

General and OBC : More than 40% in each paper.

SC/ST  : More than 32% in each paper.

Exam Pattern

Duration : 120 minutes

Types of Tests :

Mental Ability Test : 100 questions (100 marks)

Scholastic Aptitude Test  : 100 questions (100 marks)

Negative Marking : None

Application Fees

General and OBC : Rs150

SC/ST and Disabled Categories: Rs75

Expected Cutoff Marks (Stage 1)

General : 150-160

OBC : 120-130

SC : 130-140

ST : 125-135

General : 110-120

Additional Information

Candidates must register and fill out the application form online on the SCERT Bihar website . admit card must be printed and presented on the exam day .

Hope this helps you .

All the best

There are a few ways you can try to recover your lost TS EAMCET allotment order:

1. Check Your Email:

• Look through your email inbox, spam folder, and any other email accounts you may have used during the application process.
• Search for emails from the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) or any other relevant authorities.

2. Visit the TSCHE Website:

• Go to the official website of the TSCHE.
• Look for any options or links related to previous year's results, allotments, or document downloads.
• You might be able to retrieve your allotment order through the website's portal or by contacting their helpdesk.

3. Contact the Helpdesk:

• Reach out to the TSCHE helpdesk or the helpdesk of the college where you were allotted a seat.
• Explain your situation and request a duplicate copy of your allotment order.
• Provide any necessary information, such as your application number, hall ticket number, or any other relevant details.

4. Visit the College Directly:

• If you have been allotted a seat in a specific college, you can visit the college's admission office directly.
• Explain your situation and request a duplicate copy of your allotment order.
• They may be able to provide you with a copy or guide you on how to obtain one.

Additional Tips:

• Keep a Digital Copy: It's always a good practice to keep a digital copy of important documents like allotment orders.
• Check with Your College: If you have already joined the college, you can check with your college administration for any records or copies of your allotment order.
• Be Patient and Persistent: The process of retrieving lost documents can take time. Be patient and persistent in your efforts to recover your allotment order.

Remember, while these are some potential solutions, the specific process for recovering your allotment order may vary. It's best to contact the TSCHE or the concerned authorities directly for the most accurate guidance.

Hello aspirant,

In India, students who wish to enroll in undergraduate medical programs including MBBS, BDS, and other medical-related programs must take the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers NEET, which is regarded as the most important test for Indian medical candidates.

Thank you

Here are some common reasons why you might be unable to verify your email and potential solutions:

1. Incorrect Email Address:

   • Double-Check: Ensure that you've entered the correct email address during the registration process.
   • Typo Check: Look for any typos or errors in the email address.

2. Verification Email in Spam or Junk Folder:

   • Check Spam: Look for the verification email in your spam or junk folder.
   • Mark as Not Spam: If you find it, mark it as "not spam" to ensure future emails are delivered to your inbox.

3. Verification Link Expiration:

   • Resend Verification: Request a new verification email to be sent to your email address.
   • Check Email Provider: Sometimes, emails might be delayed or blocked by your email provider. Contact your email provider's support for assistance.

4. Technical Issues with the Website:

   • Temporary Glitch: The website might be experiencing temporary technical difficulties. Try again later or contact the website's support team.
   • Browser Issues: Try using a different web browser or clearing your browser's cache and cookies.

5. Incorrect Verification Code:

   • Double-Check: Ensure you're entering the verification code correctly, including any case-sensitivity.
   • Resend Code: If necessary, request a new verification code.

If you've tried these solutions and still encounter issues, consider the following:

• Contact Website Support: Reach out to the website's customer support for specific assistance.
• Check Your Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable internet connection.
• Disable Ad Blockers: Temporarily disable ad blockers as they might interfere with the verification process.

By following these steps and seeking assistance from the relevant support channels, you should be able to successfully verify your email address.

Hello there,

I understand your concern about the JEE application situation, and I can see why this is affecting your study focus. Let me help clarify this for you.

First, take a deep breath - this kind of administrative issue can usually be resolved, and it's good that you're addressing it now for your 2025 registration.

Let's break down your situation:

1. You passed your boards in 2023

2. Took an improvement exam in 2024

3. Marked "appearing" in 2024 application (which wasn't accurate)

4. Now planning for 2025 registration

For your 2025 JEE registration, you should indeed mark "passed" as your qualification status, as this reflects your actual situation. Your form is unlikely to be rejected for this reason because:

1. You'll have your final board mark sheets (both original and improvement) as proof

2. The change from "appearing" to "passed" follows a logical timeline

3. You can document your academic history clearly

However, to be absolutely certain and give you peace of mind, I recommend:

1. Keep copies of both your original and improvement exam mark sheets ready

2. Document the timeline of your attempts and qualifications clearly

3. If possible, take a screenshot of your 2025 application for your records

Most importantly - don't let this administrative concern distract you from your preparation. The best thing you can do right now is focus on your studies while ensuring your documentation is in order.

Would you like guidance on how to properly document your academic timeline for the application, or do you have any other concerns about the registration process? Feel free to check our website for detailed information about JEE application procedures.

Hello,

For the JEE application form, follow these guidelines:

1. Year of Passing :

   • Since you originally passed in 2023, list 2023 as the year of passing in the application form, as it marks your first completion of the board exams.

2. Improvement Exams (2024 and 2025) :

   • For 2024 and 2025, the improvement exams will not change your year of passing. Instead, they will simply update your score.
   • The improvement scores are optional for JEE purposes but can be submitted if they improve your eligibility, particularly if your 2025 exams help you achieve the required 75% criterion.

3. Percentage Requirement :

   • To meet the JEE eligibility requirement (minimum 75% for general category or equivalent), you must continue with the 2025 improvement exams since your current 74.6% does not meet this threshold.

4. Final JEE Application Details :

   • In 2025, if your improvement score is above 75%, you can submit that score in the application.
   • Use 2023 as the official passing year, and include the updated percentage from 2025 once available.

In summary, set 2023 as the passing year, continue with 2025 improvements to meet eligibility, and update your score once eligible.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, you can register and write the JEE Main exam using your Aadhar name (without initials) even if your school marksheet has your name with initials. However, this mismatch between your Aadhar name and school records can lead to some verification issues, so it’s important to handle it carefully.

Here’s what you should consider and can do to resolve it:

Use Aadhar Name Consistently in JEE Main Application
Use the name exactly as it appears on your Aadhar card for the JEE Main application form . This ensures that your identity matches the government-issued ID, which is usually a requirement for exam purposes.

Provide Supporting Documentation
When you attend the exam or during counseling, you may be required to present both your Aadhar card and marksheet. Be prepared with additional supporting documents like your school’s bonafide certificate, a notarized affidavit, or any document showing both versions of your name, if needed.

Create an Affidavit for Name Clarification (Optional but Recommended)
To avoid any issues during verification or counseling, you may consider creating an affidavit that states both versions of your name refer to the same person. This affidavit can be notarized and will act as a legal statement confirming that both names are yours.

Contact JEE Main Helpdesk for Confirmation
If you're still unsure, contact the JEE Main helpdesk to explain your situation. They often encounter similar issues and can guide you on the documentation needed or any additional steps.

For Future Documents, Ensure Name Consistency
It’s advisable to update either your Aadhar or your educational documents for consistency in the future, especially for official purposes.

Hope it helps !

As last years cutoff it is above 600 marks for sc category in NEET can help secure a seat in UCMS Delhi and rankwise its 390 rank in NEET candidates gets admission in MBBS course for the past years.

It comes under 10 rank in medical colleges so the cutoff is obviously high as compared to other medical colleges and universities.

All the best for your future...