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The admit card for the RRB NTPC Graduate posts under CEN 5/2024 has not been assigned an exact release date yet .

However, it is expected to be available approximately four days prior to the examination date. The exam itself is tentatively set for February to March 2025. Candidates should monitor updates on the official RRB regional websites or related portals for timely notifications.

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Yes, here is a concise guide on whether you can change your category from General to OBC in the JEE Main application after submission:

1. Application Correction Period : JEE Main provides a correction window during which candidates can make changes to their application forms.
2. Change in Category : You are typically allowed to change your category (e.g., from General to OBC) during this correction period.
3. Required Documentation : Ensure you have a valid and updated OBC-NCL certificate ready for upload during the correction.
4. Process :
   • Log in to the official JEE Main portal during the correction window.
   • Edit your application and update the category.
5. Fee Adjustment : Changing to a reserved category may affect the application fee, and refunds or additional payments may apply.
6. Deadline Compliance : Complete the changes before the window closes; late corrections are not entertained.

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Depending on the context, "could" is used if you want to indicate ability or permission in the past. If you mean obligation or necessity, use "had to" ; if you mean a failed attempt, use "couldn't" .)

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If you have lost your 2022 ICSE admit card, here are the steps you should follow:

1. Contact Your School : Immediately inform your school’s exam coordinator or principal about the lost admit card. They may help you retrieve a duplicate or guide you on the next steps.

2. Request for a Duplicate Admit Card : Your school can request the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) for a duplicate admit card. This can typically be done by submitting a request form or an affidavit.

3. Check Online Resources : Visit the CISCE website for any official guidelines or procedures for lost admit cards. Sometimes, schools may upload admit cards on the website.

4. Keep Documents Ready : Be prepared to provide identification proof and other necessary documents when requesting a duplicate admit card.

5. Stay Calm and Act Quickly : Make sure to act quickly as there might be a deadline for applying for a duplicate.

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After completing 10th grade under CBSE, you can choose the Science stream, which offers two primary combinations: PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) for engineering, architecture, and technical fields, and PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) for careers in medicine, biotechnology, and related areas. Many CBSE schools offer specialized subjects like Computer Science or Physical Education alongside core science subjects. Research schools with good faculty and lab facilities for optimal learning in your chosen field.

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For students interested in pursuing the science stream after 10th grade in a CBSE school, here are a few points to consider:

1. Eligibility Requirements : Most CBSE schools offer science with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) and/or Biology (PCB). You generally need a good score in 10th grade, especially in Mathematics and Science, to be eligible for the science stream.
   
   

2. Core Subjects Offered : The common combinations include PCM for students interested in engineering or technical fields, PCB for those inclined towards medical or biological sciences, and PCMB for students who want flexibility in both fields.
   
   

3. School Selection : Look for schools with experienced faculty, well-equipped labs, and a strong support system for entrance exams like JEE and NEET if you're aiming for competitive fields.
   
   

4. Career Pathways : Choosing science after 10th opens pathways to careers in engineering, medicine, research, data science, and more. Additionally, many schools now offer streams that include Computer Science or Physical Education as optional subjects.

You can select a school based on their academic record, faculty expertise, and facilities for practical and project-based learning.

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

For finding the best science stream school after 10th CBSE, consider the following factors.

1. Academic Reputation:

KVs: Strong academics and discipline.

Navodaya Vidyalayas: Government schools with an objective of rural development and strong academics.

State Board Schools: There are many good state board schools for science education.

Private Schools: The reputed private schools have good infrastructures and experienced faculty.

Well-qualified laboratories for practical learning of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Good library: With abundant books and reference materials available.

Experienced faculty: Qualified and dedicated faculty to train the students.

3. Location and Accessibility:

a) With regards to home proximity: Travel time should not be large in distance from your residence.

b) Public transportation: Easy access to public transport systems would be an added advantage.

4. Additional Factors:

a) Co-curricular activities: Provision to engage in sports, cultural events, and clubs, etc.

Availability of counseling services: Counselors should be present to help them with issues personal and professional.

Tuition fees: Know how much the school charge and if the same comes within your budget.

Some popular options for science stream schools after 10th CBSE are:

Kendriya Vidyalayas

Navodaya Vidyalayas

DPS Schools

Vidyamandir Classes

FIITJEE

Allen Career Institute

Research schools in your vicinity and see which ones works out with your budget, preferences, and education plan.

With a score of 280 NEET, the chances to get a seat in any government medical college are slim, especially in a college like AIIMS Delhi. Still, there are chances in other government medical colleges, and those are mostly in the state quota seats.

Following are some points to consider:

State Quota Seats:

Home State Quota: If the state from which you belong has fewer competing and higher quota seats then you have good chances.

All India Quota Seats: Here, the seat is filled strictly based on All India Rank, so the competition here is a bit higher.

Category:

Students belonging to the reserved category i.e. SC/ST/OBC students tend to have better chances of getting seats since the cut-off marks are generally lower for the reserved category students.

Process of Counselling

Partake actively in the counseling process and choose your colleges wisely.

Be ready to accept a seat in a lesser-ranked college during the first few rounds of counseling.

Private Medical Colleges:

Think of private medical colleges, which have cut-offs lower in admission. The fees at private colleges are, however quite high.

To make the most of getting admission

Be updated: Keep yourself informed about the latest information on the counseling process, seat allotment, and cut-offs.

Consult an experienced counselor: An experienced counselor will guide you in all admission procedures and make informed decisions about your life.

Prepare for counseling: Make sure all your documents are ready, and decisions should be taken at the drop of a hat.

Seek alternative options: If you get rejected from government medical colleges, there always exists dental colleges, AYUSH colleges, or foreign medical universities.

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The tuition and hostel fees are calculated based on the first year, and the actual amounts may vary. The meal plan is not included in the mentioned fee.

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Yes, admission to the 8th standard is possible, depending on the school's availability and admission policies. Many schools conduct admissions for new students in classes like the 8th, though it may require submission of previous academic records and a transfer certificate if you’re switching schools. Some institutions may also have entrance tests or interviews. Contact the school directly to inquire about seat availability, admission criteria, and deadlines.

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