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BOSE) from previous years on various educational websites. For instance, the 2023 question paper is available for download at Aglasem, which provides access to multiple past papers for practice

If you're looking for a specific year's paper, you can also access the 2021 question paper along with its answer key on\. These resources will be helpful for your exam preparation.

Here are some links where you can download the question papers:

• MBOSE Class 12 English Question Paper 2023 - Aglasem
• MBOSE Class 12 English Question Paper 2021 with Answer Key - Careers 360

Feel free to check our site for additional resources and practice materials!

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The English question paper for Class 12 under the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) typically includes sections aimed at testing various language skills such as comprehension, writing, grammar, and literature. Here’s a general breakdown of what the English paper may include:

1. Reading Comprehension:

• Unseen Passage: Students are required to read a given passage and answer related questions.
• Questions may focus on:
  • Main ideas, facts, and inferences.
  • Vocabulary, meanings of words or phrases.
  • Summarizing or interpreting certain portions.

2. Writing Skills:

• Essay Writing: Topics may include social issues, current affairs, or imaginative essays.
• Letter Writing: Formal and informal letters (e.g., applications, complaints, invitations).
• Article/Report Writing: Writing on a given topic related to news, events, or important issues.

3. Grammar:

• Exercises on:
  • Tenses, prepositions, conjunctions.
  • Sentence transformation (active/passive voice, direct/indirect speech).
  • Error correction and fill-in-the-blanks based on grammar rules.

4. Literature:

• Poetry, Prose, and Drama: Based on the prescribed textbook.
• Questions may involve:
  • Character analysis , themes , plot discussions.
  • Short answer questions and long answer questions based on specific chapters.
  • Extract-based questions requiring explanation of a given excerpt.

Marking Scheme:

• Total marks: 100 (with internal assessments and practicals depending on the school).

For the exact pattern and model question papers, you can check MBOSE's official website or consult past papers.

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Matoshri Aasarabai Darade Ayurved College Nashik fees is 1.5 lakh per year hostel not included. obviously private colleges have more fees than government colleges.

For example government colleges Fees is generally for the BAMS program are nearly Rs. 42,025 for the first year, Rs. 28,650 for the second year, Rs. 27,650 for the third year, and Rs. 38,500 for the final year. Hostel fees are Rs. 7,500 per year for three years and Rs. 11,250 for the final year which is very less compared to private.

Sebc D1 category falls under obc category there is no separate reservation for this and fees is same as general candidates i.e 60k to 21 lakh for whole course however you can get scholarship from VJNT, OBC and SBC Welfare Department and Medical Education Department This scheme provides financial assistance to OBC students for tuition fees, exam fees, and other eligible fees. The scheme's goal is to encourage interest in education and provide opportunities for financial growth.

To become eligible for medical entrance exams like NEET, aspiring medical students who takes PCM in 12th take Biology as an additional subject from NIOS so you can do the same.you just need to secure atleast 50 percent in your PCM to clear the eligibility cutoff.

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Hello aspirant,

The "better" stream to pursue depends on your individual interests, strengths, and career goals. Both Science and Commerce streams offer a wide range of opportunities and have their own advantages.

Science Stream:

• Suitable for: Students interested in fields like medicine, engineering, technology, research, and pure sciences.
• Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and often English.
• Career paths: Doctors, engineers, scientists, researchers, teachers, and more.

Commerce Stream:

• Suitable for: Students interested in business, finance, economics, management, and administration.
• Subjects: Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, Mathematics, and often English.
• Career paths: Chartered accountants, bankers, economists, managers, entrepreneurs, and more.

Factors to consider when choosing a stream:

• Your interests: What subjects do you enjoy and excel in?
• Your career goals: Which field do you want to pursue after completing your education?
• Your aptitude: Do you have a strong aptitude for science or commerce subjects?
• Your personality: Do you prefer practical and hands-on learning (Science) or theoretical and analytical learning (Commerce)?

It's important to note that both streams offer diverse career paths, and the "better" stream is subjective and depends on your individual preferences and aspirations.

Here are some additional resources that might be helpful:

• Career guidance counselors: They can provide personalized advice based on your interests and strengths.
• Online career tests: These can help you identify your interests and potential career paths.
• Talk to professionals in the field: Learn about their experiences and advice.

I hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

This is just a general plan and may need adjustments based on individual learning styles and the specific syllabus.

Divide the entire syllabus into smaller, manageable units. Pinpoint the fundamental ideas and theories in each unit.

Creating a Weekly Schedule

• Allocate study hours: Aim for a consistent number of study hours per week.
• Divide time among subjects: Allocate time based on the difficulty of each subject and your understanding.
• Include breaks: Schedule short breaks every 45-60 minutes to prevent burnout.

Sample Weekly Schedule

Monday:

• Subject 1: Core concepts and practice problems
• Subject 2: Review previous week's notes

Tuesday:

• Subject 3: Complete assigned readings and exercises
• Subject 4: Group study or discussion

Wednesday:

• Subject 1: Practice exam questions
• Subject 2: Review notes and clarify doubts

Thursday:

• Subject 3: Complete assignments or projects
• Subject 4: Self-assessment and identify weak areas

Friday:

• Subject 1: Practice previous year question papers
• Subject 2: Revision of key points

Weekend:

• Revision: Review the week's topics and identify areas needing more attention
• Self-care: Ensure adequate rest and relaxation

Tips for Effective Study

• Active recall: Practice recalling information without referring to notes.
• Spaced repetition: Review material at increasing intervals to reinforce memory.
• Teach others: Explaining concepts to someone else solidifies your understanding.
• Join study groups: Collaborate with peers to discuss and clarify doubts.
• Stay organized: Use a planner or digital tools to manage your schedule.
  
  I hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

The MHT CET Registration 2024 has concluded, according to the Maharashtra CET Cell. The deadlines for completing the MHT CET application form 2024 and making fee payments were March 15 and March 16, respectively. Additionally closed is the MHT CET 2024 form correction facility. From March 20 to 22, candidates could make modifications to their MHT CET Application form 2024.

To know about important dates, please visit the following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-2024

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under the CBSE curriculum, a student can choose to take different subjects from both the science and arts streams for classes 11 and 12 as 5th or 6th subject, allowing you to create a personalized combination based on your interests and career goals but if they allow these combination; essentially, you can mix and match subjects from different streams to create your own study plan.if you take art you can take these combination subjects English, political science, economics , sociology, and psychology, business studies, entrepreneurship, multimedia web technology, history ( there may be a few more depending on your school/ boards).

Hello,

Yes, it is possible to pursue an MD in Gynecology after completing a DGO (Diploma in Gynecology and Obstetrics) under the in-service quota. In Maharashtra, candidates applying through this quota typically need to secure a rank that falls within a competitive range. The exact rank required can vary from year to year based on factors like the number of seats available, the overall performance of applicants, and reservation policies.

For a good chance at securing a seat, it is generally advised to aim for a high rank in the NEET PG exam, usually within the top few hundred ranks, depending on the year's cut-off trends. However, each year’s cutoff can fluctuate, so checking the latest details and staying updated on the current year’s ranking trends for in-service candidates is crucial.

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