You can get all previous year quarterly paper MP board from MP board website they provide all papers you can download that from there and start solving them before your examination .

Also,you can download mp board model paper from the link given below

https://school.careers360.com/boards/mpbse/mp-board-12th-model-papers

The Uttar Pradesh Board is quite flexible with its examination medium. Students can write their UP Board Class 12 exams in English medium even if they are registered in a Hindi medium school. The board's goal is to assess a student's knowledge of the subject matter, not the language in which they write the answers.

However, students must inform their school's administration about their intention to take the exams in English. They can guide the candidate through the correct procedure, and register him accordingly.

Hello aspirant,

The JEE Main past year question papers from 2024 to 2013 with solutions are available for download by candidates. There are also JEE Mains question paper PDFs from different coaching providers accessible for every session. For all days and shifts, candidates can review the shift-by-shift JEE Main 2024 Question Paper Sessions 1 and 2.

To prepare for the test, students can download these JEE Main papers without having to register. In order to get ready for the JEE Main, it is strongly advised that students complete the JEE Main previous year paper download in PDF format.

To get the pyqs, you can visit the following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/hi/articles/jee-main-question-paper

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Hello,

For Hindi medium law study materials, you can explore several options:

- Online Platforms: Websites like careers360, Unacademy, and YouTube offer video lectures and notes in Hindi.

- Books: Look for Hindi law textbooks by authors such as R. K. Gupta or B. B. Dutta.

- Local Libraries: Visit local libraries or law colleges, as they often have Hindi medium resources.

- Coaching Institutes: Enroll in coaching institutes specializing in law preparation that provide study materials in Hindi.

- Online Forums: Join forums or groups on platforms like Facebook or Telegram focused on law studies in Hindi.

Hope it helps!

Hello,

To pursue B.Com (Hons) at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi University, through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test), it's crucial to understand the specific requirements for the language subjects and the entrance exam pattern.

Language Requirements for CUET:

1. Language Choices in CUET:

   • The CUET allows students to choose from a range of language subjects, including Hindi, for the language component.
   • Generally, students select one language subject from the list of options provided in the CUET, which can be used for calculating the best of four subjects as per the admission criteria.

2. Impact on B.Com (Hons) Admission:

   • For admission to B.Com (Hons) at SRCC, the university usually considers the best of four subjects from the CUET score. This includes the language subject you choose.
   • While Hindi can be chosen as a language subject in CUET, the exact criteria for calculating your best four subjects and their weightage might vary.

3. Specific Requirements for SRCC:

   • SRCC often requires students to have a good score in the domain-specific subjects relevant to the B.Com (Hons) course.
   • In addition to the language subject, ensure that you meet the subject-specific requirements and cut-offs set by SRCC.

Choosing Hindi as your language subject in CUET should be acceptable, provided you meet all other admission criteria and cut-offs set by SRCC.

Hope it helps !

Since you mistakenly selected Hindi as your study medium in the CUET application but took the exam in English, it's understandable to be concerned. However, this mistake should not significantly impact your ability to study in English at the college level.

Universities generally offer courses in both English and Hindi mediums, especially for popular programs like BA Hons in History. When you apply for admission, you will likely have the opportunity to choose your preferred medium of instruction for your course. Since you've taken the CUET exam in English, you should be eligible to enroll in English medium classes without difficulty.

It's advisable to clarify this issue during the admission process by contacting the university or college where you're applying. Inform them of the mistake in your application and confirm that you want to pursue your studies in English. This proactive approach should ensure that you don't face any challenges in securing a seat in the English medium for your chosen course.

Hello Shweta,

The fee structure for an M.A. in Hindi at RBS College, Agra can vary slightly from year to year. On average, the total fee for the two-year M.A. in Hindi program is around INR 10,000 to INR 15,000 per year.

You can visit the following website to get more detailed information :-

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/raja-balwant-singh-college-agra/courses

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To solve this, we multiply both the numerator and denominator by the conjugate of the denominator.

The conjugate of (1-2i) is (1+2i).

So, (5+2i)/(1-2i) * (1+2i)/(1+2i)

= (5+2i)(1+2i) / (1-2i)(1+2i) = (5 + 10i + 2i + 4i²) / (1 + 2i - 2i - 4i²)

Since i² = -1, = (5 + 12i - 4) / (1 + 4) = (1 + 12i) / 5

Therefore, in the form a+ib, a = 1/5 b = 12/5

So, (5+2i)/(1-2i) = 1/5 + (12/5)i

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To replace Hindi with Information Practices in Class 11 and 12, you should:

1. Check with your school: Confirm with your school administration if they offer Information Practices as an optional subject in Class 11 and 12.

2. Verify MP Board rules: Ensure that the MP Board allows replacing Hindi with Information Practices in Class 11 and 12. You can check the MP Board's website or consult with your school's administration.

3. Fill out the subject choice form: If allowed, fill out the subject choice form to opt for Information Practices instead of Hindi.

4. Obtain parental consent: Get your parents' or guardians' consent for the subject change.

5. Submit the form: Submit the subject choice form to your school administration before the deadline.

Please note that:

- Some schools might not offer Information Practices as an optional subject.

- Changing subjects may impact your future academic or career prospects.

- Ensure you understand the implications of replacing Hindi with Information Practices before making the change.

It's always best to consult with your school's administration, teachers, or guidance counselor to make an informed decision.

Hello Aspirant

A school allows its students to change their 5th or 6th subject in 11th standard even after they have chosen one. So, yes, you can change your subject from Hindi to Information Practices.

But, you can only change your subject till the time you have appeared for the first Formative assessment, i.e. if you have written the exam for that paper, you cannot change your subject because then the school has a record of your score and they cannot make you write the exam again when you decide to change your subject.

All you need to do is talk to your class teacher and the concerned subject teacher and tell them about your decision to change your subject.

Hope this helps