Hello Candidate,

I suggest you just to get the state quota you shouldn't repeat the Class 10 because first it will require at least 3 years to complete the 12th again.

Regards

Shagufa Zareen

Hello,

Your NEET UG application will not be rejected if the name of your father in Class 10th passing certificate and marksheet is different. You can either apply for name correction in class 10th passing certificate and obtain a new certificate with correct details or you can get affidavit that states your father's name is incorrect in class 10th passing certificate and that the name in class 10th marksheet is correct. You can provide the affidavit at the time of document verification. While registering for NEET UG please fill your father's correct name. It should be same on all certificates.

As of  now the notification for NEET UG 2022 is not released. NTA will release the detailed notification for NEET UG 2022 after that the registration process will start. Please follows the updates so as to not miss the important announcements. Once the notification is released, the registration window will be opened as per the schedule. To check the important dates and other related information click on the link below

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The documents/things that you need to keep ready before applying for NEET UG 2022 are enlisted below

• Valid Government Photo Identity card (Aadhaar card, ration card, bank account passbook, passport, or any other government photo ID card)
• Personal details and communication details such as candidate and parents name, date of birth, permanent and corresponding address, active email ID, and mobile number.
• Scanned images of recent passport size photograph, postcard size photograph, signature, and left thumb impression.

Steps to complete NEET UG 2022 application process

• Registration for NEET UG 2022
• Filling of application form in online mode
• Uploading of images
• Payment of application fee
• Printing NEET application form for future reference

Eligibility Criteria

• The eligibility criteria to appear for NEET UG is that you must have passed 10+2 with English, Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board. If you belong to general category you must score minimum 50% marks aggregate in Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical and theory examination. If you belong to OBC/SC/ST it is minimum 40% aggregate marks in Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical and theory examination. For PWD category it is minimum 45% aggregate marks in Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics and Chemistry taken together including practical and theory examination.
• The minimum age must be 17 years as on December 31st in the year of admission.
• There is no upper age limit as it is removed.
• Indian Nationals, NRIs, OCIs, PIOs & Foreign Nationals aspirants are eligible to apply.

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Hi

It is completely okay even if you had chosen general as your category in your class 10th, you can still choose  Sc as your category while filling the form of class 11th for admission

This is because

For Reserve categories like SC ,ST ,OBC , EWS it completely depends upon the candidates whether they want to avail reservation or not

If one   doesn't want to avail reservation then can simply choose their category as General.

But now that you want to take the benefit of SC category while getting admission in class 11, yes you can definitely choose your category as SC provided you have a valid Sc category certificate  as it will be verified.

To help you further,

Here's the list of options that you have for your 10+2 i. e 11th and 12th

---------------------------)  Science :-  The science stream can be further divided into 3 groups depending upon the subjects one chooses

• ******  Non medical  :- Science with PCM i.e physics, chemistry , maths group. There's no biology in PCM group.

You should basically choose this if you want to pursue engineering/architecture etc in future.

• ******  Medical  :- Science with PCB i.e  physics, chemistry biology.

You should choose PCB group if you want to get into medical field like mbbs, bds, nursing etc in future .

• ******  PCMB  :- You can even go for science with PCMB i.e physics Chemistry Maths and Biology  if you are interested in studying both Maths and Biology in your 10+2. But yes, it becomes a bit difficult to handle both biology and Maths.

One advantage of choosing pcmb is after 10+2 you can go for both medical courses like MBBS, bams, nursing etc and non medical courses like engineering as well.

--------------------------)   Commerce   :- You get to study subjects like Accounts, Business studies, Economics & Maths ,Commerce etc. If you want to become a chartered accountant, company secretary, financial advisor etc in future, then commerce is for you. In commerce you acquire commercial knowledge required for business.

---------------------------)   Arts   :- If you like subjects like history, polity etc then you can go for Arts. You get to study subjects like History, Geography, Literature, Political Science, economics etc. You should go for arts if you aspire to get into Journalism, literature,languages, history, psychology etc.

Now, out of all these options  which will be the best and you should go for your intermediate/10+2  depends upon:-

******Your interest

******What do you want to become,

For example,

You should choose PCM science if you want to become an engineer, PCB science if you want to become a doctor, you should choose commerce if you want to be a banker or an accountant, you should choose arts if you want to become a journalist or you are interested in literature etc. So, it all depends upon your interest and what do you want to become in future so take your time and decide.

For detailed information you can visit our page the link is given below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-10th

Thank you

Dear student,

After 10th in india there are very less places where you can do a job . There is one specific place and that's under government the job in railways. There are many posts available for students in 10th.

The Indian railways is a good paymaster for these posts. You can earn easily 30-40k per month.

But if you want to go for some private job then you can merely earn 10k.

Hi aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you are in 9th standard and are currently diving into preparing for JEE .

See, it is very good to start as early as possible but if you are fully aware and well known about your interets and future scope then definitely it is better to go for it.

Also, there are various important chapters in ohysics for class 11th . These are:

• Electricity
• Magnetism

See, these chapters are crucial as it covers the major portion of class 11th syllabus. There are various force and motion  related chapters that are also important for JEE preparation.

I hope this information will help you. Also, check out this link for more details: https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

Thank you and good luck:)

Hi

CBSE 10TH term 2 board examination date has been released. It's given below

For detailed information checkout:-

https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-10-date-sheet

Follow the below tips to prepare well for your board examination:-

• Go well through the chapters

• Make short notes so that you can revise them easily during your exam

• Go through previous year question paper of your board examination

• Solve at least 2-3 sample paper for each subject

Thankyou

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great...!!

Mathematics:-

5) In a seminar, the number of participants in Hindi, English, and Mathematics are 60, 84, and 108 respectively. Find the minimum number of rooms required if in each room the same number of participants are to be seated and all of them
being in the same subject.

Science:-

Hope this helps you!

All the best!

Hi aspirant,

See if you have done BTech from a good college and have relevant skills and knowledge about the thing concerned with the companies then your age would not be a major factor because all the companies prefer quality over quantity. The Google organises GSOC  to hire candidates who have done engineering and have relevant skill in off campus mode so here you see there is no measure pre requirements and the company only once people who have skills, knowledge and can be an asset to the company. Similarly if you do engineering from a well recognised college there would be at least 100 companies coming to the campus for placements so you would have ample opportunities even if some companies put age restriction. The major point is also that there is no retirement fund given now by the companies so there is no no problem in contrast to is for companies because they had to pay the amount only for the period the employee works for them.

Hope it helps!!

Hi

I am extremely sorry to tell you but now you cannot change your standard maths to basic maths.

This is because,

It's too late for the same as you have already given your term1 exams with standard maths and even your results are out for term and soon within a month you will have your term 2 examinations.

The added advantage of standard maths in 10th is that you can choose maths for your 10+2 but those with basic maths in 10th can't choose maths in their 10+2.

Follow the below tips to prepare well for your board examination:-

• Go well through the chapters

• Make short notes so that you can revise them easily during your exam

• Go through previous year question paper of your board examination

• Solve at least 2-3 sample paper for each subject

To help you further,

Here's the list of options that you can go for after your 10th  :-

>>>>>>>  10+ 2  :-

You have to choose any one of science  Commerce , Arts/Humanities streams.

---------------------------)  Science :-  The science stream can be further divided into 3 groups depending upon the subjects one chooses

• ******  Non medical  :- Science with PCM i.e physics, chemistry , maths group. There's no biology in PCM group.

You should basically choose this if you want to pursue engineering/architecture etc in future.

• ******  Medical  :- Science with PCB i.e  physics, chemistry biology.

You should choose PCB group if you want to get into medical field like mbbs, bds, nursing etc in future .

• ******  PCMB  :- You can even go for science with PCMB i.e physics Chemistry Maths and Biology  if you are interested in studying both Maths and Biology in your 10+2. But yes, it becomes a bit difficult to handle both biology and Maths.

One advantage of choosing pcmb is after 10+2 you can go for both medical courses like MBBS, bams, nursing etc and non medical courses like engineering as well.

--------------------------)   Commerce   :- You get to study subjects like Accounts, Business studies, Economics & Maths ,Commerce etc. If you want to become a chartered accountant, company secretary, financial advisor etc in future, then commerce is for you. In commerce you acquire commercial knowledge required for business.

---------------------------)   Arts   :- If you like subjects like history, polity etc then you can go for Arts. You get to study subjects like History, Geography, Literature, Political Science, economics etc. You should go for arts if you aspire to get into Journalism, literature,languages, history, psychology etc.

>>>>>>>   Polytechnic / Diploma :   - After   your 10th you can go for diploma courses in various branches of Engineering like mechanical, Electrical, Civil etc on the basis of your interest.

>>>>>>>    ITI    :- ITI is a skill development course which you can go for after your 10th , you can do iti any trade of your choice like Electrician, fitter, Welder etc.

>>>>>>>    Paramedical courses :-    after your 10th you can go for various paramedical courses for which you can get detailed information at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/paramedical-courses-after-10th-12th

Thankyou