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If you have registered and paid the security fee for Uttar Pradesh state counseling for round 2 but could not do choice filling, then you will be considered for round 3.

Once you have registered and paid the security fee of the earlier round such as Round 2, that usually remains valid for subsequent rounds, like Round 3. You will be permitted to participate in choice filling for Round 3 without paying the fee again.

But ensure that you verify this from UP NEET Counseling guidelines as some of these regulations do differ a little in each subsequent year. So keep eye on the deadline and notifications issued by counseling authority.

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Yes, you can sit for 2025 board exams as a private candidate, especially if you did not attend the board exams in 2024. A private candidate like you has to apply at the online interface of the website of the board, which releases the application form at the end of the year in December or early January.

Since you've already appeared for the practicals, you might not need to reappear for that one, depending on which board you are governed by. However, you'll need to confirm whether the marks you get for your practicals in 2024 are addable for 2025. Don't forget to tick the right option in the registration form regarding your practicals.

The eligibility criteria include who is a student and has failed or not appeared in the previous year's exam, and you have to submit your registration form before the deadlines provided by the board.

If the payment is unsuccessful that means it is not received by GATE payment system,you have to do again a fresh payment.In case, any fee amount has been debited (deducted) from your bank account, but not received any acknowledgement for fee payment from GATE 2025, then the money will be credited back to your account. However, this may take a week or more but surely you will get back your money.

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There are a number of institutions that offer flexible programs if you are interested in pursuing an online mechanical diploma course. Generally, such courses will run from basic concepts to advanced ones such as thermodynamics and material science, and manufacturing processes and design of mechanisms. Such courses require an integration of theory and practice to equip you with the skills needed in the manufacturing, automotive, and construction industries.

The virtue of online courses is often the self-paced manner in which one can learn at any convenient time. Look for courses that entail practical training and provide recognized industry-specific certificates. Some such programs are offered by Coursera, Udemy, and some technical institutes. Even a diploma in mechanical goes beyond these grounds to polish up your technical skills and career prospects even after a long time out of formal education.

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Here you have not mentioned the name of college so I can not provide you with the exact fees of college as the fees of college depends on various factors, so I suggest you to provide the name of college so that I can help you better.

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The applicant must have passed the qualifying 12th grade exam from a board or university that is recognized. Age Requirement: At the time of admission, an applicant must have turned 17 years old. You have to be born on December 31, 2009, or before.

Since you fulfilled the eligibility criteria, you can give 2026 NEET exam.

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In your situation, since you passed one subject through the compartment exam and now want to improve all five subjects in 2025, but the application is only showing one subject available for improvement, you should consider the following steps:

1. Check the Rules for Improvement Exams: Most boards, including CBSE, allow candidates to improve their performance in one or more subjects. However, the rules may vary depending on whether you appeared through a compartment exam. If the system is only showing one subject, it might be due to restrictions on how many subjects can be improved after a compartment exam.

2. Contact the Board: Reach out to the examination board’s helpline or your school administration to clarify the rules about improvement after a compartment exam. They will guide you if any specific provisions apply to your case and how to proceed with multiple subject improvement applications.

3. Update Application Details: If your situation qualifies for improvement in all five subjects, the board may require manual corrections to the application. Request an update to your application from the board through official communication channels or email.

4. Submit a Request in Writing: If contacting the board doesn't resolve the issue, submit a written request along with any supporting documents (like your previous marksheets and compartment pass certificate) explaining your situation.

By following these steps, you should be able to clarify the situation and ensure your application reflects your intention to improve in all subjects.

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With a 28,756 rank in AP EAMCET, securing a seat in a government college for B.Sc. Agriculture could be challenging but not impossible. Admission chances depend on factors like the category you belong to (BC, SC, ST, etc.), the number of available seats, and the cutoff for the year. If you belong to a reserved category, your chances could improve. It would be helpful to check the previous year's cutoff ranks for B.Sc. Agriculture in government colleges, as it varies each year based on seat availability and competition.

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For SEBC (Socially and Educationally Backward Classes) female candidates, the fee structure can vary based on the institution, the course, and the state policies. Many states and colleges offer fee concessions or scholarships to SEBC category students, especially females, to promote education.

In general:

1. Government or State-Funded Colleges: The fees are usually lower and may have additional concessions for SEBC category and female students. There could be fee waivers or scholarships based on your family's income.

2. Private Colleges: These might have higher fees, but there could still be scholarships or fee reductions for SEBC female candidates, particularly if your family income is below a certain threshold (e.g., below 8 lakhs annually).

3. National and Central Universities (like IITs, NITs, AIIMS): Fee structures are often regulated, and SEBC category students might receive significant subsidies or scholarships, especially if your income is under the specified limit for the SEBC category.

The exact fee structure will depend on which state or institution you're applying to and whether you're opting for engineering, medical, or other professional courses. Are you referring to a specific course or college? That will help provide a more accurate estimate.

For your Intermediate studies, especially during college transfers, having a 10th certificate or transfer certificate (TC) is typically required for verification purposes. If you are missing your 10th TC, you might face some issues during documentation checks.

Here are the steps you can take:

1. Check with Your Current College: Inform your current college administration about the situation. Sometimes, if you have your 10th marks memo, it may suffice. They might ask for a duplicate or verification from your previous school.

2. Obtain a Duplicate TC: If you don’t have the original TC from your 10th school, you can request a duplicate transfer certificate from your 10th school. Schools usually keep records and can issue a duplicate on request.

3. Alternative Documentation: If the TC is not available, ensure that you have your 10th marks memo or a certificate to show as proof of passing 10th grade.

Reach out to your previous school for assistance in getting the required documents. Having all your certificates will make the transition smoother and help avoid future complications.