Between the two, the NWAC (Northwest Accreditation Commission) full marksheet with Mathematics is the safer and more widely accepted option for long-term career and higher education. A bridge course by the university (UGC-approved but not AICTE) may only be valid within that particular institution, and other universities or employers might not recognize it, especially if AICTE approval is required.

So, if you want future-proof recognition for higher studies (M.Tech, MBA, abroad education) and job placements, NWAC with Mathematics is better and safer.

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If you want to enter B.Tech CSE after PCB, the safest option is to have Mathematics as a proper subject in your Class 12th marksheet.

• Bridge course by university (UGC approved, not AICTE):
  This may help you get admission in that university, but in future (for M.Tech, govt jobs, or abroad studies) some institutions may not accept it because AICTE requires Maths in 12th.

• NWAC board with full marksheet including Maths:
  This gives you a fresh valid marksheet with Maths as a proper subject. It is generally accepted for higher studies and jobs because it looks like a regular 12th qualification.

So, the NWAC board option is safer for your long-term career. The bridge course may create problems later.

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Hello! In your case, since the final year marksheet from Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University, Aligarh shows the examination date instead of the result declaration or passing date, it can create issues while filling application forms. The best approach is to request a corrected or revised marksheet from the university. You can contact the Examination or Academic Section and explain that the passing date or result declaration date is required for official purposes. Alternatively, you can also ask for an official certificate or provisional certificate mentioning the actual date of passing, which can be used while filling application forms.

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The first unit test for Class 11 usually covers the foundational chapters of your main subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics. For Physics, you can expect topics like the Physical world and Measurement or Motion in a straight line. Chemistry often begins with some basic concepts of chemistry or Structure of Atom. In Biology, chapters like The Living World or Biological Classification are common. Mathematics typically includes Sets and Functions or Limits and Derivatives. It’s important to focus on understanding concepts rather than just memorizing. Teachers often include a mix of multiple-choice questions, short answers, and a few long questions. Preparing from your NCERT textbooks is always a safe bet, along with any school-provided notes.

Board of Open Schooling and Skill Education senior secondary is recognized as equivalent to 10+2 from a national open school board, so technically it qualifies you to apply for entrance exams like AP EAMCET. However, AP EAMCET specifically mentions that candidates must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent recognized by the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) or other recognized boards. So, if your BOSSE certificate is considered equivalent by BIEAP, then you are eligible.

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NWAC (Northwest Accreditation Commission) (https://www.seriindia.org/about-nwac.html) is an American board. In India, it is accepted by some schools, colleges, and universities, but not everywhere. Recognition depends on the institution where you apply for higher studies or jobs.

It does not have the same priority as CBSE, ICSE, or State boards in India. For government jobs or competitive exams, Indian boards are always safer.

If you are planning higher studies abroad, NWAC can be useful. But if your goal is only Indian colleges, it may create problems in some places.

So, it is not 100% safe like CBSE or State boards. If you want a tension-free future in India, better to choose a regular Indian board.

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If you have completed graduation in Physical Education with 60%, then your admission/selection will mainly be considered on the basis of your academic marks. Sports certificates are generally given extra weightage or bonus marks only in courses, jobs, or recruitments where a sports quota is applicable. Since you don’t have a sports certificate, you won’t get those extra marks, but your merit will still be calculated purely from your academic percentage. So, sports certificate marks are not compulsory, they are just an added advantage where applicable.

Hey Rafida!

Post Graduate Medical Education Regulation under state PG councelling predictions are nothing but Regular PG medical seats(MD/MS)  government in govt and private colleges that are recognised by National Medical Comission(NMC) and offered through both councelling.

These seats are divided into 50% AIQ and 50%State quota, where the all indian seats are filled through MCC counselling and state quota through state counselling.

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Yes, your graduation from Vinayaka Mission University through distance education in 2015 is valid for UPSC CSE, as VMU was a UGC-recognized deemed university and its programs were approved by the Distance Education Bureau during that period. UPSC accepts any bachelor’s degree from a recognized university, whether regular or distance, so your certificate will be considered valid. Just keep your degree and mark sheets ready for verification.