Hi,

Filling in the right bubbles in the OMR Sheet is very important and is compulsory that you do it right.

Although they always have the attendance sheet and well as your answer sheet during correction and to check other formalities so I don't think that you will have any problem if you have written it correctly on the other one and in block letters as well.

While it is not clear as to how many Candidates appeared for PGIMER July session,  it has been mentioned that as many as 483 Candidates qualified for the PGIMER MD/MS programmes. For being qualified, General, Sponsored and Deputed Candidates had to score 55 percentile and Candidates belonging to OBC,OPH, SC/ST, Rural Area, Foreign Nationals had to score 50 percentile. It was 45 percentile for Bhutanese Nationals.

Dear Aspirant,

There are some graduation that you can do private and will not effect your academic career and yes you can do part time jobs with them, however, there are some graduations like Btech, which you can do private but that will affect your career and the chances of your getting the job decreases after the graduation.

The minimum attendance depends upon the course and the college, some college have criteria of 60%, while some have 90%.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

A total of 33,491 candidates were there for AIIMS PG 2020 July session. Last year the count was 26,392.

You can also check out the following article for more information.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-pg/amp

Hello Aspirant,

Both KC Law College and GL advani College are reputed law colleges of Mumbai. The attendance policy isn't that strict. However, its's even not that lenient that you'll get time to do your training for CS. You can prepare and give CS exams along with your LLB. However, CS internship is a full time work of minimum 6 hours per day. You cannot do it with full time college.

Please reconsider your decision.

Good Luck

Dear Shahbaz,

Thank you for your query. The attendance criteria for political science depend on the University you are studying or want to study. But most Universities and colleges mandate an attendance percentage of over 50% which is required of a student planning to study political science.

All the best

Hi,

If you are doing CS articleship then you must seek a college which provides for correspondence degree or you need to get a certificate from your college stating that the classes are not being held or that your presence in college is not necessary.

The ICSI does not allow it under its rules.

Hey CBSE should be the board preferred to study along with NEET

it’s because CBSE is not that tough you get enough time to prepare both for boards as well as enterance exams . 

All you need to do is smart work