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If common fundamental features are not taken into account when classifying animals , several difficulties may arise , including :

Without common fundamental features in classification , the difficulties would include :

1. Inconsistent grouping of species .

2. Lack of predictability in traits .

3. Confusion in scientific communication .

4. Inaccurate phylogenetic relationships .

5. Limited understanding of evolutionary biology .

6. Increased complexity in research .

7. Hindered conservation efforts .

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Yes ,  you are eligible .

Completing a 2 years Agriculture Diploma course makes you eligible for an MBA in Agriculture Business Management , as many programs accept students with backgrounds in agriculture or related fields . You likely need to meet additional requirements like entrance exams like such as CAT , MAT or other . specific institution or universities may have their own eligibility criteria .

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-in-agri-business-management

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Starting early will give you an edge to build strong foundational skills .

The NATA ( National Aptitude Test in Architecture ) exam assesses candidates for admission to architecture programs in India .  you are in the 9th standard , it’s great to start early preparation .

Here’s a step to prepare for the NATA exam , focus on :

1. Drawing Skills : Practice sketching , perspective drawing and design concepts daily .

2. Mathematics : Strengthen basics in geometry , algebra and trigonometry .

3. General Aptitude & Reasoning : Work on puzzles , reasoning questions and stay updated with architectural trends .

4. Study Plan : Give more time to sketching and theory daily . Consider using NATA specific guides for structured preparation .

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https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-nata

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Yes , you can pursue an MBA from the FMS (Faculty of Management Studies ) at Delhi University after completing a B.Sc. in Chemistry . Admission to the FMS MBA program primarily depends on your performance in the CAT ( Common Admission Test ) exam , followed by a group discussion , extempore and personal interview rounds .

Regarding salary :

FMS Delhi is known for excellent placement records , with average packages for MBA graduates typically ranging between Rs 25-35 lakh per annum and some students receive even higher offers depending on the industry and their skills .

Top recruiters include companies from consulting , finance , marketing and technology sectors .

Hope this helps you .

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https://www.careers360.com/colleges/faculty-of-management-studies-university-of-delhi-delhi/placement

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Yes , there are colleges in Mumbai that provides a B. Com LLB integrated 5 years program . To get admission for the session 2025 , you would typically need to appear for entrance exams like the Common Law Admission Test ( CLAT ) or MH CET Law ( Maharashtra Common Entrance Test ) or other institution specific entrance exams .

MH CET Law is particularly relevant for law colleges in Maharashtra .

Some popular colleges in Mumbai offering the B. Com LLB integrated course include :

a. Government Law College ( GLC ) , Mumbai .

b. SVKM's NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law .

c. University of Mumbai Law Academy ( UMLA ) .

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https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bcomllb-colleges-in-maharashtra

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If you've made the payment for UCEED 2025 and the amount has been deducted from your account but isn't showing up in the application form, here's what you should do:

1. Wait for Some Time : Sometimes, due to technical delays or processing issues, payments can take a few hours or even up to a day to reflect in the application portal. Waiting for 24 hours before taking further action is advisable.

2. Check for Confirmation : Verify if you received a payment confirmation email or message from your bank or the payment gateway. This can help assure you that the transaction was processed.

3. Contact Support : If the payment doesn’t reflect after a reasonable waiting period, reach out to the UCEED application helpdesk or support team. Provide them with your payment transaction details (e.g., transaction ID, date, and amount) for their review.

4. Avoid Making Duplicate Payments : Do not make another payment until you are certain that the first transaction has failed. Duplicate payments can be inconvenient and may require additional time to process refunds.

If it continues not to show up after 24-48 hours, getting in touch with UCEED's official support is your best course of action.

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The scenario you're describing involves using combined results from two different boards (Uttarakhand Board and NIOS) to increase your overall percentage. Here’s a detailed response about the validity and acceptance of such combined marks:

1. Understanding Combined Mark Sheets : You completed your Intermediate (Class 12) from the Uttarakhand Board with 47%, and then improved your marks in Hindi and English through NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling). This is sometimes done by students to improve their total percentage by retaking exams in specific subjects.

2. Validity of Combining Marks :

   • Recognition of NIOS : NIOS is a legitimate board of education in India and is recognized by the government. Its certifications are valid for higher education and jobs.
   • Combining Marks : If you are applying for jobs or higher education, using combined scores from two different boards to show an improved overall percentage can be complicated. Some institutions and employers may accept this as valid, but it typically depends on their specific criteria and policies.

3. Proof and Documentation :

   • To prove that your combined percentage is valid, you should be able to present both mark sheets (Uttarakhand Board and NIOS) along with an explanation that you improved your scores through NIOS.
   • Some authorities might require a consolidated mark sheet. It’s important to check with the institutions or employers if they accept combined scores from two separate mark sheets.
   • Ensure that all documents, including your NIOS certificate, are properly attested and recognized.

4. Job Applications and Acceptance :

   • Government Jobs : Many government organizations have strict guidelines regarding educational qualifications and may only accept mark sheets issued by a single board. You would need to check specific job eligibility criteria.
   • Private Sector and Universities : Some private employers and educational institutions may be more flexible and accept combined scores, as long as they are properly documented and recognized.

5. Next Steps :

   • Verification : Reach out to potential employers or educational institutions to confirm if they accept the combined results.
   • Documentation : Keep certified copies of both mark sheets and be prepared to explain the situation.
   • Seeking Guidance : Contacting a career counselor or an educational board representative for formal advice can help clarify specific requirements for jobs or further education.

In summary, while combining scores from two different boards is possible and recognized by some institutions, it may not be universally accepted. Always verify with the specific organization where you are applying.

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Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the top colleges:

• University of Mumbai
• Kishinchand Chellaram Law College
• Amity University, Mumbai
• Siddharth College of Law
• St. Xavier's College

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https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bcomllb-colleges-in-india

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Here you find where your downloaded eBooks normally appear:

Desktop computer (Windows, macOS, Linux):

Default download folder:

Windows: In general, the downloaded files end up inside the "Downloads" folder. To find this folder, open File Explorer and navigate to the Downloads folder.

macOS: In general, the default download location is the "Downloads" folder inside your user directory.

Browser-specific settings:

Some browsers allow you to decide a specific location where you want to download. Check through the browser's settings if you've selected a default location.

Mobile Devices (Android, iOS)

File Manager App

Open the "File Manager" app or equivalent on your device.

Tap a folder called "Downloads."

Browser App

Go through the browser's history or a settings area to find where you downloaded the eBook.

Specific to eBooks from Online Libraries and Platforms:

Overdrive: eBooks downloaded from Overdrive may be found in a default download folder on your device or within the Overdrive app.

Amazon Kindle: eBooks downloaded from Kindle typically can be found in your Kindle application or on your Kindle device.

Google Play Books: eBooks downloaded from Google Play Books typically can be found in the Google Play Books application.

If you can't find your eBook using these tips, here are a few more suggestions

Find your eBook on your device using its search feature: Type the name of the eBook or author, followed by keywords in the search.

Look for eBooks in your cloud storage: Have you synced it with Google Drive or Dropbox?

Check your browser's download history: Most browsers keep a history of files downloaded.