Hello,

If you are facing an "image file extension error" while viewing your TANCET application , try the following:

1. Check File Format – Ensure the uploaded image (photo/signature) is in the prescribed format (JPG, JPEG, PNG).
2. Clear Cache – Clear browser cache and cookies, then retry.
3. Use a Different Browser – Try Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
4. Re-login – Logout and log in again.
5. Check File Size – Ensure the image meets the required size limits.
6. Contact Support – Reach out to TANCET helpdesk for assistance.

Hope you find it useful !

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Here are a few steps you could try:

1. Rename the File Correctly : Try renaming the file manually to match the exact format as per your 10th certificate .

2. Check Allowed File Naming Conventions : Ensure there are no extra spaces, special characters or unsupported file extensions in the file name .

3. Contact Support : If the system still rejects the upload, reach out to the helpdesk or support team of the application portal for guidance .

4. Wait for Correction Window : If possible , complete the process as far as you can and wait for the correction window to make the necessary changes .

hope this helps you .

Hi Nikhil,

The registration for the first round of NEET PG 2024 counseling commenced on 20th September, 2024, and will be conducted online through the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) website. However, there hasn't been any official announcement regarding an extension for the first round registration as of now. Candidates are advised to keep an eye on the MCC website for real-time updates and deadlines

Link to MCC website - https://mcc.nic.in/

Thank you. We wish you ALL THE BEST!

For a General category student aiming to secure a seat in the ICAR AIEEA PG entrance examination in the field of Social Science (specifically Agriculture Extension), the required marks can vary depending on the year, competition, and the specific institution's cutoff trends. However, in recent years, the general trend has indicated that scoring around **300-400 marks out of 480** can provide a competitive edge for a General category student.

Since Social Science disciplines, including Agriculture Extension, may have fewer applicants compared to core agricultural subjects, the cutoff might be slightly lower than more competitive streams like Agronomy or Plant Sciences. However, it's essential to aim for a high score to ensure a better chance of admission, as the cutoffs can fluctuate yearly.

Apart from the marks, factors such as the candidate's rank, availability of seats, and performance in the interview (if applicable) also play crucial roles in final admission. To improve chances, candidates should focus on understanding key concepts in Agricultural Extension, current agricultural policies, and social science methodologies, as the examination tests both technical knowledge and general aptitude in the chosen discipline.

Keeping an eye on previous years' cutoff marks from desired institutions can help better target your preparation.

If you've registered for the IPU counselling for BTech but couldn't pay the fees, your application may not be considered for seat allocation. It's crucial to complete the payment within the specified timeframe to validate your registration. You may want to contact the counselling authorities or check the portal for any options regarding fee submission.

For more details, you can refer to the Careers360 page

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Correct Answer: Contract of employment 

Solution : After the candidate accepts the job offer a written contract of employment is made between the employer and the candidate the contract is known as the contract of employment. 

Hence, option C is correct.

Correct Answer: Labour contractors
 

Solution : Under labour contractors, if the contractor himself decides to leave the organisation all the workers employed through him will follow suit. This is a demerit.

Hence, option B is correct.

Correct Answer: good

Solution : The most appropriate choice is the fourth option.

Explanation: The phrase "good crop" is commonly used to indicate a successful or abundant harvest. In this context, the farmer is expressing satisfaction with the outcome of his crop, emphasising that it was particularly productive.