Hi,

As per your mentioned query no, you can not write NDA examination while studying in 11 class.

According to UPSC eligibility criteria for NDA examination the candidate should have passed or appearing in class 12.

Eligibility criteria for NDA examination 2023

• NDA 1 2023 age limit is that candidates should be born not earlier than July 2, 2003, and not later than July 1, 2006
• NDA 2 2023 age limit, candidates must have born not earlier than January 2, 2004, and not later than January 1, 2007
• The commission will accept the date of birth that is entered into Class 10 or 12 certificates
• Candidates need to submit these certificates after the declaration of the result of the written exam
• NDA age limit for girl is 16.5 to 19.5 years
• Candidates who are appearing in Class 12 or equivalent examination can apply as per NDA exam eligibility
• Candidates appearing in Class 11 exam are not eligible
• There is no NDA eligibility 12th percentage. Candidates who have passed Class 12 or equivalent exam can apply for the exam.

Hope this will be helpful !

hlwo aspirant

hopefully you are doing good

well English is one of the important language now a days cause internationally we use English and in your work place you'll also going to use English while writing application, charsheet, etc.

if you are interested in government jobs or in lectures job then definitely political science is a good subject you will have so many job opportunity regarding political science subject, home science is also one of the good subject you can study Home science enables you with skills to lead a well-balanced life. You learn various skills to manage home, childcare, personal finances, food, clothing, beautification, tradition, etc. in home science. Food and nutrition is an important subject in home science.

with painting skills you can open your own art gallery or you can teach students painting.

Computers are used at homes for several purposes like online bill payment, watching movies or shows at home, home tutoring, social media access, playing games, internet access, etc. so with your this subject you can do above mention things easily.

after 12th you can go for graduation and then you can start preparing for government jobs or you can be a good lecturer

hope this helps you

best of luck for your future

Greetings!

Well, there are no such chapters in particular!

Yes you heard that right, now I won't say all of them are completely useless and you are not going to need any thing from them, or that they are not important.

But the thing is that in college you will be taught most of those important chapters again, so you don't really need to worry about it right now, having knowledge of CSE in college does gives you an edge, however that edge is not enough to compensate difference between an NIT and a local college, therefore my recommendation would be to focus on JEE for now.

With that being said, let's see which are the most important topics from CSE prospective that are being taught in 11th and 12th, First topic that I would like to mention is, Logic gates and truth tables, believe me in 1 year of my college life I have been taught logic gates by 4 different teachers for 4 different subjects. Yes they are that important, they form basis of many subjects.

The second topic I would like to mention is your mathematical logic, you are definitely going to need to learn that if you join any CSE related course.

Then next topic would be your Sets, and Relation and Functions, both of them are useful in various subjects ranging from Theory Of Computation, to solving Data Structure problems.

The last topic I would like to mention is Probability and P&C, while solving medium to tough problems in competitive coding, many times you will observe that you are going to need the concepts taught in these chapters...

But that is pretty much it according to me, rest everything is either taught from the very basics in college or is not needed.

~Sach Thadani

Hi there.

PCM is now a requirement for entrance to the courses in architecture, fashion technology, and packaging technology. Students enrolling for B.Arch degree programs should be aware that it is necessary to have and pass in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in Class 12th until additional clarification is released by CoA with the final admissions standards.

Unfortunately not. You can only attempt the Joint Entrance Examination Advanced paper two times in your lifetime, with one attempt exhausted as soon as you complete your class XIIth examination, irrelevant of you gave the exam or not, and the second attempt gets over the next year.

So, even if you repeat you class XI and XIIth, you won't get any further chances to appear for JEE Advanced examination.

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

There is no such specified subject condition in case of admission in any of the UG Culinary Arts courses. So a student from any stream in 10+2 with any subject combination can apply for the course of Culinary Arts. Some colleges provides admission on the basis of entrance, although most colleges provides admission on the basis of 10+2 score.

Some of the entrances-

• NCHMCT JEE
• GNIHM JET
• IIHMCA CEE

For more information regarding Culinary Arts as a career consider the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/culinary-arts-course

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, in order to join in any of the colleges for the purpose of class 11th, you need to visit the college and the management will mention you the admission procedure accordingly. Generally, many of the intermediate colleges, does not offer the application form in online mode, so lease visit the visit the college and get admission.

Thank you!!

Hello Aspirant

First of all read your NCERT TEXTBOOK once for theory.

Some of the best books physics reference books / MCQ books

Objectives for NEET by MTG for MCQ

Aakash/Allen modules

Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker.

Some more tips you might find useful,

Give mock tests , but do not forget to review the answers and note the mistakes you did in that test.

Practising previous year questions ,

,Reading NCERT textbooks of 11th and 12th standard line by line ,

practicing daily Mcqs,

Revise Formulas of physics

Revsie named reactions of chemistry

Doing all this will help you secure a very good rank .

Make a notebook and add the extra points which you found new. Work on your weak points.

Revise it Daily .

Study for atleast 6-7hours per day with focus and concentration .

Neet is a combined medical entrance exam conducted by NTA.

Eligibility include 12th PCB stream student with total aggregate of

50% UR

40% OBC/ST/SC

PWD 45%

Wishing you all the very best .

For more information about eligibility , syllabus , colleges and updates about neet UG follow the link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

Thank you