Dear Husna,

Thank you for your Query. The following are the details regarding GPAT exam:

• Eligibility:B Pharm degree in completion or in final year
• Exam Pattern:
• Duration:3 hours
• Type of Questions:MCQ
• Total Marks: 500
• Number of Question:125
• Marking Scheme: 4 Marks for right answer and -1 for wrong anser
• GPAT syllabus:
• Pharmaceutics:Physical Pahrmacy,Microbiology in Pharmacy,Pharmaceutical Ehtics,Introduction to Dispensing and Community Pharmacy,Stociometry,Dosage Forms Designing and Evaluation
• Chemistry:Medical Chemistry.Physical Chemistry,Organic Chemistry,Bio Chemistry,Pharmaceutical Analysis
• Pharmacology :Immunopathophysiology,Pathophysiology,Basic Concepts of Pharmacotherapy,Fundamentals of General Pharmacology

All the best

Hey there

SBI PO exam and CA are two different things. Entry in CA exams are easy but the whole course is one of the toughest course in the country. On the other hand SBI PO Is an exam having way more competition, syllabus is like CAT (though there is a big difference) with general knowledge questions which makes it a tough nut to crack. If you think you have interest in accounting and all the subjects of CA then go for it otherwise CA is not good for you. SBI PO if you think you have good quantitative, qualitative, English or if you think you can improve it then go for it.

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Good luck

I wanted to share a quote

QUITTERS NEVER WIN & WINNERS NEVER QUIT.

Consider this quote and see where you stand . I know teenage mind  gets depressed very soon but never ever lose hope in life. You are just 20 yrs old ....

There a life ahead waiting for you . Forget the bad memories and start a new life . Think positively and see the changes in you .

Start preparing for bank exams and think of it as your sole interest. See you will definitely succeed .

All the best for your future endevours!!!!!!!!!

Interesting, is what you can only determine yourself. What I can tell you about is scope. These days many private institutions provide specialization in bachelors courses, but believe me, beyond fancy names, they are nothing else. At a bachelors level, there is nothing much to specialize. You have got to skim past all the basics. Specializations are for postgraduate and doctoral programmes.
Yet if you want to go for these so called 'specialization' programmes, go for IoT or Data Science. They are the two big things everyone seems to be talking about.
Yet if bioinformatics appeals you the most, go for that. You will be better off in a field that you like than one that you have been pushed to.

Dear Aspirant,

The first thing you should consider is all your options, as you have mentioned you are thinking about engineering, I assume that you are a PCM Student.

Here are the courses you can do:-

• BE/ BTech

• BSc computer science

• Bsc IT

• B Arch

• B Planning .

• Integrated MSc

• BCA

• Defence ( Navy, Army, Air force)

• BSc. Degree

• BDes

Now for choosing the right college, you should consider three factors:-

• Your interest
• Average salaries in that field
• Placement of the college you are selecting

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

National Board of Education (NBE) is authority competent to conduct the NEET SS. NEET SS stands for "National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Super Speciality" .

This exam is for determination of eligibility of candidate for admission to various DM/MCh (Doctorate of Medicine/Magister Chirurgiae) courses.

On May 15, the authority has released a notice stating the postponement of the MD/MS and DNB Broad specialty exams across the country due to the COVID -19 crisis.

NEET SS 2020 will unlikely to be conducted in July/August. The official dates will be announced soon by the authority.

For more details about NEET SS 2020 you should refer to the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-ss

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hey that's okay. Don't think that you should've achieved xyz things at this age. It's purely ok. Don't get depressed. It's better to begin even if late rather than doing something never. So stay positive get motivated, smile and start a fresh beginning. The time you start of doing something is the perfect time to reach youur goal and forget about what happened. Yes it's good if you start preparing for the SBI exam soon. The harder you work for something, the more easier it will get. Don't let your mind kill your confidence. So stay motivated and start preparing for the examination.

Refer to this link below to know more about the SBI PO examinations..

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/sbi-po

Refer to the link below to get some tips and tricks for the exam..

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-po-preparation-tips

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello Professor,

As we are undergoing a kind of digital revolutionary period major part of our work is now completed through different online modes. So there might be some complications for some people as they are not aware of those material or technology whichever to be used.

If we will talk about you than you need only a white board, marker and small camera with tripod stand which can record your videos.

All you have to do is just teach on white board in your home as you use to teaches in college and just fix that camera on tripod stand in front of you so that your video will be recorded without any disturbance.

After recording that video you need to upload it on platform whichever has been allotted by your college for online studies.

I hope this information helps you.

If you have some further queries you can ask in comment section, we will be happy to assist you further.

Good Luck!!

While it is not clear as to how many Candidates appeared for PGIMER July session,  it has been mentioned that as many as 483 Candidates qualified for the PGIMER MD/MS programmes. For being qualified, General, Sponsored and Deputed Candidates had to score 55 percentile and Candidates belonging to OBC,OPH, SC/ST, Rural Area, Foreign Nationals had to score 50 percentile. It was 45 percentile for Bhutanese Nationals.