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Great to hear about your interest in criminal psychology. To pursue a program in criminal psychology at NFSU or similar institutions, a BA in psychology or a related field is generally recommended as a foundation, though specific admission requirements may vary.

Typically, a bachelor's degree provides the groundwork essential for understanding complex psychological theories and forensic practices.

As for your other question, graduation usually refers to the successful completion of a bachelor’s degree, while passing 12th is the completion of your senior secondary education, which qualifies you for entry into undergraduate courses.

If you want to explore more about admission requirements or course specifics, do visit the official website!

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Preparations for CGBSE Class 10 exams can be done by accessing model question papers and previous years' question banks for all major subjects like Mathematics, Science, English, Hindi, and Social Science on the official CGBSE website or other educational sites. Questions and sample papers have been provided in a manner to present a clear idea of the exam format, important topics, and types of questions most likely to appear. You can download these resources directly from the official website of CGBSE at cgbse.nic.in or other educational websites like Careers360 and CollegeDekho, where you can download the PDF for every subject that will help you in preparation

The resources are available specifically to practice time management and understanding the question structure, which will also help you well in scoring the exams.

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With an AIR of 14000 in NEET PG, securing a seat in OBG at KIMS Hubli might be challenging due to the high demand for this specialization. While exact cutoffs can vary each year depending on factors like seat availability and category reservations, OBG tends to have higher cut-offs.

I’d recommend keeping an eye on counselling updates, and it may also be helpful to explore similar branches or alternate institutions to widen your options. You can also check our website for more detailed data on college cut-offs and insights.

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You can apply to IISc once your 12th grade results are out and you meet their eligibility criteria. IISc generally accepts applications from February to April each year, so keep an eye out for their announcements around that time.

For the Bachelor of Science program, you’ll need to write the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) if you're applying under that channel. Other accepted exams include KVPY, JEE Advanced, and NEET, depending on your strengths.

Once you pass the IAT or any of these exams, you'll be eligible to start your B.Sc. journey in the next academic session. For more details and updates, feel free to check out our website.

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Regarding the B.Ed course in Hindi, many institutions across India offer specialized B.Ed programs in regional languages, including Hindi.

The availability may depend on the specific university and its course structure, as B.Ed programs often focus on regional and national languages to support teaching expertise in various linguistic areas.

For more details on institutions offering this particular program, I recommend visiting our website, where you can explore courses by language, region, and other preferences. Let us know if we can assist with any further guidance.

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It's great to hear about your interest in the GNM nursing course. To find out if the specific college you're considering offers this program, I recommend checking their official website or contacting their admissions office directly.

They will provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding available courses and programs. If you have any other questions or need assistance in exploring more options, feel free to ask!

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It seems you're facing some challenges with accessing the Marko model papers for Social Science, Science, and Maths, particularly in Hindi, along with issues related to OTP verification and PDF downloads.

I recommend checking the official website or platform from which you are trying to download these materials, as they may provide guidance or troubleshooting tips for accessing the papers.

Additionally, you could reach out to their support team for assistance with OTP issues and downloading PDFs. If you're still having trouble, please consider asking your teachers or classmates for help—they might have access to the materials you need. Wishing you the best of luck in your studies!

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I appreciate your inquiry regarding the Hindi language model paper for mathematics. While I cannot provide specific materials, I recommend checking educational websites or platforms that specialize in exam preparation resources.

These sites often have model papers, sample questions, and study guides tailored to various languages and subjects. If you're looking for further assistance, feel free to ask!

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The 2024 cutoff for BPTh (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) in Maharashtra is determined primarily through the NEET UG score, as admissions are handled via the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell's CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds. Generally, candidates with NEET UG scores around the lower percentile cutoffs (around 200-300 marks) are eligible for government and private colleges, though this can vary by institution and competition level each year.

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It's great to hear from you. As a first-year B.Pharm student, starting your preparation for the Drug Inspector exam early is essential for success.

Generally, it's advisable to begin your preparation by the end of your first year or the beginning of your second year.

This way, you can build a solid foundation in pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, and other relevant subjects.

In terms of duration, a dedicated preparation period of about 6 to 12 months is typically recommended, depending on your existing knowledge and study habits. This timeframe will allow you to cover the syllabus thoroughly, revise, and practice with mock tests.

Additionally, make sure to stay updated on the exam pattern and syllabus changes, as these can significantly impact your preparation strategy. Best of luck with your studies and future exams!