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Yes, IIMT University in Meerut offers a course in interior design:

• Program Offered: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Interior Design.
• Duration: Typically a 3-year program.
• Mode: The course is available through distance education, making it flexible for remote learning.
• Eligibility: Candidates need to have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification.
• Scope: The course provides comprehensive training for careers in interior design across government and private sectors.

This program prepares students for creative and technical aspects of interior design, focusing on functionality and aesthetics.

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Your college and the validity of your medical certificate would determine whether you will be detained or not.

That having a medical certificate may vindicate your days for being absent from class, remember that sometimes colleges require the minimum attendance. And if it's at its lowest against your medical certificate, expect academic consequences.

Do this

Speak to Your Class Teacher or Head of Department:

Clearly explain your position and present before them your medical certificate as evidence.

Demand condonation of your attendance and throw light upon the circumstances that led to your absence.

Submission of Relevant Documents

Present your medical certificate to the concerned authority.

Make sure your medical certificate is valid and has an evident cause for your absence.

Regular Follow-Up

Keep tabs on the status of your request and follow up with the authorities concerned.

Remember that each college maintains particular attendance policies. You can best seek information about your case from the academic advisor at your college or the concerned department.

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Keep your teachers informed about your condition and all difficulties you face.

Make it a point to study and submit assignments without any delay.

Seek support: Do not hesitate to seek help if you need it; you can talk to your friends, family, or counselors if needed.

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With a rank of 47,000, securing a DNB (Diplomate of National Board) seat in Psychiatry may be challenging, as this specialty generally has high competition and limited seats across institutions. However, availability varies depending on the state and institution, and some DNB hospitals may offer seats at slightly lower ranks, especially in less popular locations.

Your best approach is to monitor the cutoff trends for DNB Psychiatry in recent rounds of counseling. Also, consider applying in less competitive states or cities where cutoff ranks might be lower. Additionally, in the mop-up or stray vacancy rounds, some seats become available if they remain unfilled, increasing your chances for admission.

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To create a practical study plan for an 11th standard student, you should plan your study according to your style if you are going to follow anyone it might not work as it is not necessary if the plan works for someone it will work for you too.

So start from analysing your syllabus, identify your strengths and weaknesses, set realistic goals, allocate time for each subject based on their importance, incorporate regular revision sessions, and schedule breaks to maintain focus while considering your individual learning style and daily routine.

Revise timely to remember what you learn, review the plan if its working properly and the final thing keep calm and relax.

If the form in not asking about your father name you don't need to mention that as those children who are separated from either of the parents and living in the custody of either of the parents, and in whose case mother or father has been declared as a legal guardian by a court of law.so as per this law you can write your mother name at the place where they ask about guardian name.

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First thing about the NDA 1 is that if you were born on February 13, 2008, you are eligible to take the NDA 1 exam and the whole NDA process is of 1 year so when you go for your ssb u need ur 12th passing certificate so if you get your result on time you are eligible for the post if selected. And can fill the form.

Second case is You can fill the form of NDA 1 Even if you don't get result which is just like dummy exam you can give the exam but you are not eligible for the post but the thing is you get experience from the exam for next attempt.

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You can use both there is no issue if you have hard copy as proof because Provisional certificate is a temporary document that verifies a student's completion of a course or degree. It includes the completion date, student's name, photograph, and other details. A student can use a provisional certificate for admission to a college or to apply for a job if they haven't received their original degree certificate yet.

Marksheet will come after few months so there is not much difference one thing more read the guidelines of form if they mention which date you have to provide.

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Get to know his interests and strengths. Engage him in conversations regarding what he likes to talk about, and suggest aptitude tests that emphasize the career areas he may tend towards. Introduce him to fields related to PCMB such as engineering or healthcare or data science through career webinars or mentorship sessions. Set some small academic achievements. Activities such as projects or internships can fire his interest. Encourage him to self-explore and pursue his hobbies - a new passion can be discovered. A career counseling session could be of immense value from the platform of Careers360, wherein the counselor would give you personalized advice and goal setting based on his profile. Be supportive, and you will keep reminding him with positive reinforcement that a good environment enhances his motivation and confidence levels. This would gradually enable him to find his career paths.

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A score of 450 in the NEET might enable you to get admission to AGMC according to your category, state quota, and annual cutoffs. Generally, 450 marks could probably be competitive under state quotas; however, it might not necessarily guarantee a seat under the All India Quota.

Using the Careers360 NEET College Predictor is one way of ascertaining the chances. The application will consider NEET scores, category, home state, and previous years' trends to give an estimate of which colleges a student might qualify for. It is simply a case of filling in details on the Careers360 website, and it churns out a list of potential colleges - in this case, AGMC.

Regarding the fees, it is pretty low and being a government medical college, the tuition fee is about 30,000-50,000 for a year. Add to that all other expenses towards hostels, exams etc may hike it to around 60,000-70,000 per year. For more latest updates you may refer to the website of AGMC or call up their office for admission.