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Correct Answer: Economic liberalization reforms in 1991  

Solution : India's significant step in the context of globalization was the economic liberalization reforms in 1991, which opened up its economy to global markets.

Correct Answer: Identifying potential risks

Solution : The correct answer is (c) Identifying potential risks

Identifying potential risks involves a systematic assessment of the expansion plan to recognize any factors that could pose a threat or create opportunities. It helps in understanding the potential hurdles and benefits associated with the expansion. Identifying potential risks is the most relevant step for DEF Healthcare Solutions to take in order to assess and understand the potential challenges and opportunities associated with their expansion.

Dear Aspirant,

We know that, N2/N1= population ratio = 1.059*10^-30 & T=330K, similarly we are supposed to find lambda(wavelength)

Also,

N2/N1 = e^(-E/K*T)

Taking log on Both sides,

Log(N2/N1) = -E/K*T = [(-h*rho)/(K*T)]

rho = c/lambda

So, after rearranging we get,

Log (N2/N1) = {(-h*c)/(K) * (1/lambda*T)} after solving this through logarithmic functions, you will get the answer of lambda = 632.8mm

Kindly understand the answer by solving by your own too. Hope it helps you.

Thanks.

Hello aspirant,

You must have at least a Master's degree in English as your starting point. You will then be qualified to take the UGC-NET. You'll thereafter be hired as an assistant professor. You'll advance to the position of Professor over time. Alternately, you may obtain a Ph.D. in English, write articles, and find employment as a professor. The following are the requirements put down by UGC for becoming a professor:

• A renowned academic with a Ph.D. in the relevant field, publications of the highest caliber, active research activity, and evidence of published work with a minimum of 10 books or research policy papers.
• A minimum of ten years of experience in higher education teaching or research, including experience supervising doctorate candidates for research, at national level institutions or enterprises.
• A contribution to educational innovation, the creation of new curricula and courses, and a teaching and learning process mediated by technology.
• Score that meets the requirements of the Performance-Based Appraisal System, which is based on Academic Performance Indicators.
• A distinguished professional who has built a solid reputation in the area and made a major contribution to the body of knowledge in the discipline.

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Please mention the name of the college so that we can provide you further assistance in taking admission in a college.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, a female with a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) background is eligible to join the flying branch of the Indian Air Force (IAF). The Combined Defence Services Examination (CDSE), administered by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), is the method of selection for the IAF's Flying branch.

The next step after completing high school is to obtain a graduating degree from an accredited university in any discipline. In the meanwhile, you can begin getting ready for the CDSE exam, which entails a written test followed by a personal interview and a medical exa m.

During your graduation, you can enlist in the National Cadet Corps (NCC) Air Wing, which will improve your chances of being chosen for the Flying branch. You can submit an application for the CDSE exam once you have earned your diploma. You can join the IAF's Flying branch after passing the test and the succeeding phases.

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Hello,

Yes, you can pursue two degree programs at the same time, one through regular mode and another through distance mode, even two courses in regular mode is also permitted as long as any student can manage the criteria of attendence as this becomes essential factor in regular mode of study, hence to answer your question you can pursue two degree courses at the same, one through distance mode and another through regular mode.

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hope you are doing well

Any score between 10,000 and 25,000 on the TS EAMCET exam is regarded as a good score, and applicants in this range have a very strong likelihood of being admitted to the best colleges.

the next step you should do is to go for counseling and get a good government college

List of top colleges through TS EAMCET

1. University College of Engineering, Osmania University, Hyderabad

2. Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

3. VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad

4. G Narayan institute of Technology and Science, Hyderabad

hope this is helpful for you

all the very best for your upcoming future

Dear Student,

After earning a B. Sc. in Chemistry, you can actually do a lot of different things. if you follow the standard procedure. Then, of course, you can pursue an M. Sc. in Chemistry. For an MSc or iPhD from prestigious colleges like IIT, IISc, or Tifr, you can take the JAM or Tifr GS exam. After earning your msc, you can pursue a PhD in India or abroad. There are also lucrative government jobs available for Chemistry msc students, such as executive chemist positions with ONGC and BARC as well as some positions with the DRDO.

You can take the Gre or Toefl exam after earning your BSc, which will allow you to study abroad for an M.S. degree (equivalent to our M. Sc. ), join a PhD programme, or find employment abroad. Therefore, this is what you can do in academia once you have a B. Sc. in chemistry. If you decide against pursuing a career in academia, you can always take the CAT for MBA or apply for graduate student positions like SBI PO and others. Additionally, you can apply for teaching employment through school services.

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You have chances in  some of the GFTIs which are listed below:-

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------) Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, Longowal ( in csab counselling) :- https://dqxeclau.top/university/sant-longowal-institute-of-engineering-and-technology-longowal/cut-off

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Minimum percentile in jee main 2022 to qualify it to be eligible for jee advanced is given below :-

--------) general :-   88.4121383 percentile

--------) EWS:- 63.1114141 percentile

--------) OBC-NCL :- 67.0090297 percentile

--------) SC :- 43.0820954 percentile

--------) ST:- 26.7771328 percentile

--------) PWD :-  0.0031029 percentile

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