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At exams the NEET 2024 cut off marks are made available. In 2024, the general category's NEET cutoff is 720–162, the SC/ST/OBC category's is 161–127, the general PH category's is 161–144, the SC/OBC PH category's is 143–127, and the ST PH category's is 142-127.

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Hello Aman,

To apply for an OBC certificate in Maharashtra without the 1967 proof or your father's LC, follow these steps:

1. Alternative Documents : Submit other proofs like your father's or grandfather's caste certificate, old voter lists, or village records showing your family's caste.
   
   

2. Non-Availability Certificate (NAC) : If your father's LC is unavailable, get a NAC from his school.
   
   

3. Affidavit : Provide an affidavit from your father stating the OBC status if required.
   
   

4. Local Tehsil/Taluka Office : Submit your application with alternative documents at the local office.
   
   

5. Consult a Lawyer : Seek help from a lawyer for specific guidance or document formats.

This should help you apply successfully despite the missing documents.

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Hey there,

Several central government exams align closely with the NEET syllabus, as they cover subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Here are some of them:

1. AIIMS MBBS Entrance Exam : Although AIIMS MBBS has merged with NEET, this exam historically had a similar syllabus and still reflects NEET's focus.
   
   

2. JIPMER MBBS Entrance Exam : JIPMER used to conduct its entrance exam, which also had a similar structure and syllabus to NEET. Now, admissions are based on NEET scores.
   
   

3. ICAR AIEEA (UG) : This exam is for admission to agricultural courses at undergraduate levels. It includes Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics, which overlap with NEET subjects.
   
   

4. AFMC MBBS : The Armed Forces Medical College uses NEET scores but may have additional criteria, aligning with the NEET syllabus.
   
   

5. Veterinary Sciences Entrance Exams : Many state and central exams for veterinary science courses (like AIPVT) also have a NEET-like syllabus.

These exams offer opportunities in fields related to medicine, agriculture, and veterinary sciences, with similar preparation to NEET.

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If you want to strong any subject firstly your concept must be clear and consistency is the key to have good command on the subject .Give unit wise test to explore weak areas in your preparation practice hard. Clear your doubts from your teacher and fellows. For weak chapters give time and do solve them. physics previous years papers arw very helpful you should solve them at least twice to achieve good scores.for preparation you can refer to NCERT books.

Hello,

Yes, matriculation French students can write the Indian Police Service (IPS) exam, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.

Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized university, irrespective of their stream. If they have completed their matriculation and subsequently obtained a degree, they can apply for the IPS exam, which is part of the Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

Additionally, candidates should be within the specified age limits and fulfill other requirements, such as nationality and physical standards.

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To achieve 14 to 15 marks out of 35 in math and science, focus on the following strategies:

- Understand Concepts: Grasp the fundamental concepts instead of rote memorization.

- Practice Regularly: Solve past papers and sample questions to familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions.

- Time Management: Allocate time wisely during exams to ensure you answer all questions.

- Answer Structure: For written answers, be clear and concise, using diagrams or equations where necessary.

- Review Mistakes: Analyze errors in practice tests to avoid repeating them.

Consistent effort and focus will yield better results.

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Hello aspirant,

BCA students are not qualified to apply for GATE.
On the other hand, individuals pursuing an MCA after completing their BCA are deemed qualified to sit for the GATE exams. It is argued that the BCA syllabus does not provide the solid basis in courses like physics and chemistry that M. Tech students need, which is why MCA is necessary. GATE exams are available to MCA students in their second and third year.

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Hello aspirant,

The acronym B.Arch stands for Bachelor of Architecture. BArch is an undergraduate professional degree that takes five years to complete. It is within the purview of planning and architecture. Environmental design, structural engineering, building construction, and architectural design are all covered in BArch course program.
Applicants for the BArch program must have completed Class 12 or its equivalent in the Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, or Mathematics). Applicants can obtain admission to the degree by taking entrance tests including MHT CET, JEE Main, NATA, CUCET, and AAT. Since B.Arch is a professional course that requires understanding complex methodologies and hands-on learning, it is provided in a regular mode of education. During the BArch admissions procedure, the grades obtained in Class 12 or an equivalent exam are also taken into account.

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The Uttar Pradesh State Open School Board (UPSOSB) is a recognized board for open schooling, offering flexible learning opportunities to students who may not follow the regular schooling system. However, when it comes to admission and counseling processes like **JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority)**, which manages admissions to IITs, NITs, and other central institutions through JEE Mains and JEE Advanced scores, the recognition of the qualifying board is crucial.

If you have completed your 12th from UPSOSB, it is important to ensure that the board is recognized by the **Ministry of Education** and is included in the list of eligible boards mentioned by JoSAA. As long as UPSOSB is recognized by the authorities that govern the admissions process, you should not face any issues during the JoSAA counseling.

However, to be completely sure, you can verify the recognition status of UPSOSB on the official JoSAA or National Testing Agency (NTA) websites or directly inquire with the JoSAA helpdesk. If UPSOSB is recognized, then you should be able to participate in the counseling process without any problems.

In summary, if UPSOSB is recognized, there should be no issue, but it's wise to double-check the specific requirements of JoSAA.

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Hello aspirant,

The syllabus for CUET UG Hindi 2025 is not officially released yet. However, based on previous years' patterns, it is expected to cover the following topics:

Literature:

• Classical Hindi Literature:
  • Adi Kavya (Priya Prabandh)
  • Bhakti Kavya
  • Riti Kavya
  • Classical Hindi Drama
• Modern Hindi Literature:
  • Chhayavadi Kavya
  • Pratibhavad Kavya
  • Nayasadhana Kavya
  • Modern Hindi Drama
  • Modern Hindi Novels
  • Modern Hindi Essays
• Contemporary Hindi Literature:
  • Recent trends in Hindi literature

Grammar and Composition:

• Grammar:
  • Sandhi
  • Samas
  • Vachan
  • Ling
  • Karaka
  • Tense
  • Voice
  • Sentence structure
• Composition:
  • Essay writing
  • Letter writing
  • Paragraph writing
  • Translation

Other topics:

• History of Hindi language and literature
• Literary criticism
• Indian culture and tradition
• General knowledge related to Hindi
  
  I hope it helps you.