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i am pass in 11th com with 58% so it is bad or goid

Tanya Gupta 6th May, 2024

Hello,


Passing with 58% in 11th com isn’t exactly a good score. It is a little below average but I would recommend you not to overthink over this and rather focus on your 12th. Your 11th marks don’t matter at all but your 12th marks would. So, focus on your studies and give your best in the upcoming year.


hope this helps,

Thank you

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after 12year gap.... I attended my 12th all practical exam and theory exam also.. but I doesnt attend the single subject (maths)theory exam...that day i was absend coz i have some health issues... is am declared as fail? im depressed now i feel very bad and unlucky in every way... suggestion pls

Tanya Gupta 18th Mar, 2024

Hello,

I understand this is a difficult situation. Missing one exam doesn't define your abilities or your future. Reach out to your school to explain your circumstances and provide any necessary documentation. Stay positive and focus on what you have accomplished so far. You have the strength to overcome this setback.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

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I gave my bsc nursing 3rd year exam 2 years ago. because of my bad my 4 th year was discontinued Now if I have to appear for 4th year exam then should I apply for university exam?

Rithwik Kumar Sahu 17th Aug, 2025

Yes, you can still appear for your 4th year BSc Nursing exam, but the process depends on your university’s rules. Since you discontinued after 3rd year and a gap of 2 years has passed, you will generally need to:

  1. Re-register or take re-admission for the 4th year with your college/university.

  2. Apply through your college principal/nursing department, as students usually cannot apply directly to the university exam.

  3. Clear any pending fees/dues and submit a formal application for continuation after the gap.

  4. Some universities may require a gap certificate/approval from the registrar before you’re allowed to sit for exams.

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Iam a bba passed out student switching to MA is good or bad idea

Ishita 9th Jul, 2024

Hello Aspirant,

Switching from BBA to MA does not sound bad, it's totally up to you to decide what you wish to do with your future. BBA has now become a degree that everyone is pursuing, but it is also important to note that it has great return rates.

Now coming to your switching question, it would be helpful if you could specify which subject are you planning on pursuing your Master's in. Whether it is English, Sociology, Psychology, or another Humanities field. A master's degree helps make you eligible for UGC NET and become a Research Scholar or assistant professor. It also makes you a more desirable candidate for the job market because now you have a more advanced and nuanced knowledge of your field of study.

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Question : A and B are partners in a firm. Their balance sheet as at 31 st March, 2018 was as follows:

Liabilities Rs. Assets Rs.
Provision for Doubtful Debts 4,000 Cash 10,000
Workmen Compensation Reserve 5,600 Sundry Debtors 80,000
Outstanding Expenses 3,000 Stock 20,000
Creditors 30,000 Fixed Assets 38,600
Capitals   Profit & Loss A/c 4,000
A 50,000    
B 60,000    
  1,52,600   1,52,600

C was taken into partnership as from 1st April, 2018. C brought Rs.40,000 as his capital but he is unable to bring any amount for goodwill. New profit sharing ratio is 3: 2: 1. Following terms were agreed upon :
1. Claim on account of Workmen's Compensation is Rs.3,000.
2. To write off Bad Debts amounting to Rs.6,000.
3. Creditors are to be paid Rs.2,000 more.
4. Rs.2,000 be provided for an unforeseen liability.
5. Outstanding expenses be brought down to Rs. 1,200.
6. Goodwill is valued at $1 \frac{1}{2}$ year's purchase of the average profits of last three years. Profits of 3 years amounted to Rs.8,000; Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 18,000 .
Question:
Balances of their capitals after all adjustments will be

Option 1: balances A , B and C are 47,200, Rs 60,200 and Rs 40,000

Option 2: balances A, B and C are Rs 51,300 RS 64,300 and Rs 40,000

Option 3: balances A, B and C were rs 51,300 and Rs 64,300 Rs 37,000

Option 4: None of the above

Team Careers360 27th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: balances A , B and C are 47,200, Rs 60,200 and Rs 40,000


Solution : Answer = Balances A, B and C are 47,200 Rs 60,200 and Rs 40000

  A B C   A B C
To Profit and loss A/c  2000 2000 - By Bal. B/D 50000 60,000 -
To Revaluation(loss) 2100 2100 - By W.C. Res 1300 1300

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To Bal. C/D 47200 60200 40000 By Cash - - 40,000
        By C's Current A/c - 3000 -
               
  51300 64300 40000   51300 64300 40000

 

Goodwill = $\frac{8000 + 10,000 +18000}{3}\times 1.5$

= $\frac{36000}{3} = 12000\times 1.5 = 18000$

C's share = 18000 x 1/6 = Rs 3000

S.Ratio = O.R. -  N.R.

A = 1/2 - 3/6 = 3-3/6 = 0

B= 1/2-2/6 = 3-2/6 = 1/6
Hence, the correct option is 1.

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