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The difference in name format between your 10th/12th certificates and your graduation degree (from Mumbai University) could raise questions during the document verification process for government exams. However, it's usually not a major issue if the names match in content, even if the order differs.

To avoid problems, you can submit an affidavit or a notarized document stating that both name formats refer to the same person.

You may also attach copies of your ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.) where your name is consistent, to provide clarity during verification.

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Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the top colleges for MCA in Karnataka:

• Alliance College of Engineering and Design, Alliance University
• Christ University
• Presidency College
• Amity University, Bengaluru
• Atria Institute of Technology
• Jain Deemed-to-be University, Bangalore

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Total of approx 7k students appeared for the entrance exam mca pgcet having rank 403 is considered good for the admission Given a rank of, it is likely that your chances of securing a free seat in a popular college is high, but it's still possible in less sought-after institutions or branches. Always check the latest information from the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) or the specific colleges for the most accurate guidance.

you can opt for improvement in the 12th class (HSC) from the Maharashtra Board even if you have passed. Students may choose to repeat the year for various reasons, such as improving their marks or switching streams. However, it’s essential to check the specific rules and regulations of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education regarding re-enrollment and any potential implications for college admissions or eligibility for competitive exams.

CBSE board does not allow students to take admission in 12th class directly you should appear for 11th too to complete your schooling which is worthless and due to gap in years you might face problems in future.

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Please specify that about which particular college you want to know about. However,

Duration of PhD: The duration of a PhD program in India typically ranges from 3 to 5 years, depending on the nature of the research and the progress made by the candidate.

Fees Structure: The fees for PhD programs can vary significantly among different colleges. It's advisable to check the specific fees structure of the colleges you're considering.

Entrance Exam: The entrance exam required for admission to a PhD program can vary depending on the college.

Additional Tips:

• Research the faculty members and their research interests to find a potential supervisor who aligns with your research goals.
• Attend information sessions or open days organized by the colleges to learn more about the programs and the admission process.
• Prepare well for the entrance exam and interview to increase your chances of admission.
• Explore funding opportunities, such as fellowships or scholarships, to help cover the cost of your PhD studies.
  
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To rectify mistakes made during UMIS registration after submission, follow these steps:

Contact the School/Institution: Reach out to the school authorities or UMIS coordinator where the registration was done. They may have the ability to unlock or correct the details.

1. Raise a Help Desk Request: If the portal has a support or helpdesk section, submit a request explaining the error and asking for correction.

2. Submit a Written Application: If needed, submit a formal written application along with any necessary documents to request the change.

Act quickly to avoid any issues.

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No, as an arts stream student who did not study maths or computer science, you cannot apply for a BCA program at Ambedkar Institute of Technology because mathematics is compulsory subject in 10 +2 for BCA COURSE in this institute as per their eligibility criteria.

However most colleges allow students from any stream to pursue BCA, and mathematics is not always a mandatory subject for admission;l you can apply there.

Yes, you can take admission in Ambedkar Institute of Technology for BCA even if you are an Arts stream student and didn't have Maths or Computer Science.

While some colleges may have specific subject requirements for BCA, Ambedkar Institute of Technology generally allows students from any stream to apply for the course. The eligibility criteria often include a minimum percentage of marks in your 10+2 exams.

However, it's important to check the institute's official website or contact their admissions office for the most accurate and up-to-date information. They can provide you with the specific requirements and any additional information you may need.

Additionally, while you may not have a strong foundation in Maths or Computer Science, you can expect to encounter these subjects in the BCA curriculum.

For more information about BCA colleges in India, you can go through the link attached below.

https://it.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bca-colleges-in-india

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Admission to a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) program typically requires candidates to have studied mathematics at the 10+2 level. As an arts stream student without mathematics or computer science, admission to Ambedkar Institute of Technology for BCA might be challenging, as most institutions require a background in mathematics.

However, admission criteria can vary. It's best to check the specific eligibility requirements of the Ambedkar Institute of Technology or contact their admissions office for clarification. In some cases, alternative pathways or bridge courses might be available to fulfill the requirements.

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Hello aspirant,

There are a few steps you can take to address the issue of the incorrect register number on your KEA VAO exam:

1. Contact KEA Authorities: Reach out to the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) as soon as possible. Provide them with your name, application number, and the specific error you made (incorrect register number). Explain the situation clearly and request guidance on how to proceed.
2. Provide Supporting Documents: KEA may require you to submit additional documents to verify your identity and confirm the error. This could include copies of your application form, hall ticket, or any other relevant documents.
3. Request a Correction: Explain the importance of correcting the register number for your Kaddaya Kannada paper and request a rectification. KEA may have specific procedures or forms for submitting such requests.
4. Follow Up: Keep track of your request and follow up with KEA if you don't receive a response within a reasonable timeframe. Be persistent and provide any additional information they may need to process your request.
   
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