Hello aspirant

You must score minimum 40% marks including practical and theory for getting passed in every subject of diploma in engineering Course.

Diploma in engineering is a three years Course after passing class x .

The minimum marks required for afmisdion varies with university. But for any Course you get minimum 50 % marks in class x.

The candidate must  have valid score in maths and science otherwise  admission is not granted.

For details please visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/diploma-in-engineering

Hello aspirant

No need to worry if you have forgotten to write paper set cod on drawing sheet .

It is a minor mistake,  sometimes candidates do these kinds of mistakes in hurry.

The invigilators uss to check these kinds of mistakes before hand over the answer sheets. They will correct it .

Do you won't be going to face any issue.

If you are interested you basically need to be 10+2 if you want a carrier in this field. U can do bachelor in design or search for an online course if it is you hobby

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If you attempted the drawing section but did not click "Save and Next" or "Submit" properly, it may affect the evaluation.

Auto-Save Feature:
The JEE system usually auto-saves responses at regular intervals. If you uploaded or attempted the drawing , your work might have been saved if the exam session was active until time ran out.

Submit or Save and Next:

• If you didn't click "Save and Next" or didn't submit properly, the answers might not have been locked in.
• However, if you reached the review screen or completed other sections, your drawing attempt might still get recorded, especially if the system had auto-saved it.

If Your Attempt Was Saved Automatically:

• Your drawing will be evaluated, and you will receive marks for it.

There is a chance that your drawing attempt was saved automatically by the system, but the only way to confirm is by checking your response sheet once NTA releases it.

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Correct Answer: BNKNQ

Solution : Given:
DRAWING is written as CQZVHMF –

Subtract 1 from the place value of each letter of DRAWING to obtain the required code –
D – 1 = C; R – 1 = Q; A – 1 = Z; W – 1 = V; I – 1 = H; N – 1 = M; G – 1 = F
Thus, DRAWING is coded as CQZVHMF.
And, TURQUOISE is written as STQPTNHRD –
T – 1 = S; U – 1 = T; R – 1 = Q; Q – 1 = P; U – 1 = T; O – 1 = N; I – 1 = H; S – 1 = R; E – 1 = D
Thus, TURQUOISE is coded as STQPTNHRD.
Similarly, follow the same pattern for COLOR –
C – 1 = B; O – 1 = N; L – 1 = K; O – 1 = N; R – 1 = Q

So, COLOR is coded as BNKNQ. Hence, the first option is correct.

Correct Answer: International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Solution : The correct option is - International Monetary Fund (IMF)

The term Special Drawing Rights (SDR) refers to a form of international reserve currency established by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 1969 as an addition to the existing foreign exchange reserves of member nations. SDRs are an addition to the standard reserve currencies, increasing worldwide liquidity. They were developed in response to issues about the constraints of gold and dollars being the exclusive way of settling international accounts.