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The location of downloaded books varies depending on the device and e-book reader app you're using. Here are some common places to check:

Mobile Devices

1. *Google Play Books* (Android): Check the "My Books" or "Library" tab.

2. *Apple Books* (iOS): Tap "Library" and select "Downloaded".

E-book Reader Apps

1. *Kindle* (Android, iOS): Go to "On Device" or "Downloaded" section.

2. *Kobo* (Android, iOS): Check the "My Books" or "Downloaded" tab.

Desktop Computers

1. *Adobe Digital Editions*: Check the "Library" or "Downloaded" section.

2. *Calibre*: Look for the "Library" or "Downloaded" folder.

Default Download Folders

1. *Android*: Check the "Download" or "Downloads" folder.

2. *iOS*: Open the "Files" app and look for the "Downloads" folder.

3. *Windows*: Check the "Downloads" folder.

4. *Mac*: Check the "Downloads" folder.

If you're still unable to find your downloaded books, try:

1. Checking your device's storage or file manager.

2. Searching for the book title or author.

3. Contacting the e-book store or app support for assistance.

Hope this helps you locate your downloaded books!

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You cannot apply for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category if you belong to the ST (Scheduled Tribe) category, as the EWS is a separate category for economically disadvantaged individuals who are not part of the SC, ST, or OBC categories.

Here are key points:

1. ST is a separate category, and EWS is for general category economically weaker individuals.
2. You need to provide documents that confirm eligibility for EWS.
3. EWS benefits cannot be claimed if you belong to SC, ST, or OBC.
4. Ensure you have proper documentation for your ST status.

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If you have lost your intermediate study certificate and want your hall ticket number, do the following:

• Check Old Documents : Check fee receipts, exam results, or any certificates in which your hall ticket number may be mentioned.
• Contact Your College : Visit or contact the intermediate college where you studied. Give them your full name, year of study, and so on to retrieve your records.
• Reach Out to the Exam Board : Contact the respective board (e.g., TS BIE, AP BIE, or CBSE). Provide details like your name, year of examination, school/college name, and date of birth. Many boards offer online or offline services to retrieve hall ticket numbers.
• Apply for Duplicate Certificate : If needed, request a duplicate study certificate from the board by filing an application. This may require ID proof and a nominal fee.

Keep all documents acquired safe for further use!

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Yes, you can still be eligible to write the CUET PG (2025) exam under the following conditions:

1. Pending Backlog: As long as you complete your backlog before the exam and meet the eligibility criteria, you're eligible to apply.
2. Degree Completion: Ensure your final degree is conferred by the time of admission.
3. CUET PG Guidelines: Follow any specific instructions related to pending results in the CUET PG guidelines .
4. Document Verification: Be prepared to provide proof of completion of your degree before the admission process begins.

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Yes, you can appear for the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) even if you have a backlog, provided you clear it before the admission process or as per the eligibility criteria of the university you are applying to. Here's how you can manage your situation:

• Eligibility Criteria : CUET Generally, the students are required to have completed the undergraduate degree by the time of admission with good marks. There is no disqualification for having backlogs; instead, the candidates can take the entrance exam and need to ensure the results are clear and the undergraduate degree is complete before getting admission.
• Year Gap : A one-year gap is not something to worry about, as CUET emphasizes academic qualification and entrance performance. Be prepared to explain it during interviews or admissions, if need be.
• Plan Ahead : Take care to note the details of CUET application dates and be current with your backlogs so that you complete it in time for admissions.

Check the specific university rules for any exceptions.

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Here’s an overview of the process and eligibility for pursuing an M.Sc. in Criminal Psychology through distance learning:

1. Eligibility Criteria :

   • A bachelor’s degree in any field (preferably psychology, criminology, or related) from a recognized university.
   • Some universities may require a minimum percentage in the undergraduate course (often 50%–60%).

2. Entrance Exams :

   • Some institutions may have their own entrance exams or interviews for admission.

3. Distance Learning Programs :

   • Institutions like IGNOU, University of Madras, and others offer distance learning programs in criminal psychology or related fields.

4. Course Duration :

   • Typically ranges from 2 to 3 years, depending on the program.

5. Course Content :

   • Topics cover criminal behavior, forensic psychology, legal systems, criminology, and psychological assessments.

6. Career Opportunities :

   • Postgraduates can work as criminal psychologists, forensic experts, or counselors in law enforcement agencies and legal sectors.

Make sure to research institutions that offer recognized and accredited distance programs.

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Hi Kundan,

Yes , you can apply for the GATE Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DA) exam even with a non-technical bachelor's degree, as long as you meet the general eligibility criteria. Here's what you need to know:

GATE Eligibility Criteria:

1. Educational Qualification:

   • A bachelor's degree in engineering, technology, architecture, science, arts, or commerce is acceptable.
   • Since you are pursuing an MCA, you qualify as a postgraduate student, which makes you eligible to appear for the GATE exam.

2. Current Students:

   • Students currently in the 3rd year or higher of their undergraduate degree or those in a postgraduate program (like MCA) can apply.

3. No Restrictions on Background:

   • GATE does not explicitly require your bachelor's degree to be technical for most papers, including the DA paper. Your MCA provides you with the necessary technical grounding.

You can also take help from the given link to know more about GATE exam criteria.

Hope this helps!

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate

Hi Avneet,

You can download the PSEB Class 12 English model test paper for 2024-2025 from the official website of the Punjab School Education Board pseb.ac.in . To help you, A model test paper is provided below, so you can solve that and strengthen your concepts of English.

Section A: Reading (15 Marks)

1. Unseen Passage (10 Marks)
   Read the passage below and answer the questions:

   A wise old owl sat on an oak tree. The more he saw, the less he spoke. The more he spoke, the less he heard. Why can't we all be like that wise old bird?

   Questions: a) What did the wise old owl do?
   b) What lesson does the poem teach us?
   c) Find the synonym of "clever" from the passage.
   d) Write the opposite of "less."
   e) Suggest a title for the passage.

2. Unseen Poem (5 Marks)
   Read the poem below and answer the questions:

   The sun sets in the west,
   Painting the sky with hues of rest.
   The stars awake to shine so bright,
   Guiding us through the peaceful night.

   Questions:
   a) What happens in the west according to the poem?
   b) What do the stars do?
   c) Write a synonym for "bright."
   d) Write the rhyme scheme of the poem.
   e) Suggest a title for the poem.

Section B: Writing (20 Marks)

3. Letter Writing (10 Marks)
   Write a letter to your friend describing your plans for the summer vacation.

4. Story Writing (10 Marks)
   Write a story with the moral "Honesty is the Best Policy." Begin your story with:
   "Once there was a poor woodcutter living near a forest..."

Section C: Grammar (25 Marks)

5. Do as Directed (15 Marks)
   a) Change the sentence into passive voice:
   "She is reading a book."
   b) Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb:

   • He ______ (go) to school every day.
     c) Change into indirect speech:
   • Ram said, "I am playing football."
     d) Write the plural forms of:
   • Child, Foot
     e) Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
   • He runs fast .
     f) Combine the sentences using "and":
   • She likes apples. She likes oranges.

Section D: Literature (20 Marks)

7. Prose (10 Marks)
   Answer the following questions:
   a) What is the moral of the story "The Selfish Giant"?
   b) Who was Helen Keller, and why is she remembered?

8. Poetry (5 Marks)
   Read the lines from the textbook and answer:
   "The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
   But I have promises to keep."

   a) Name the poet.
   b) What do "promises" refer to here?

9. Supplementary Reader (5 Marks)
   a) Write a brief summary of the chapter "The Happy Prince."
   b) Why did the swallow stay back to help the prince?

Hope this helps you!

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The CBSE Class 11 date sheet for Delhi will be released in January 2025, and the exams are expected to take place in February 2025 .

You can check the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or the Delhi Government's education department website ((link unavailable)) for the latest updates on the date sheet .

Additionally, your school may also provide the date sheet, so it's a good idea to check with your school authorities for the exact dates and timings of the exams.

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