Hi,

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has already released notification in February including for Scientist D, Junior Research.

You can apply for DRDO vacancies through the official DRDO website. You can also check the DRDO website for more information on eligibility criteria, application process, and other details.

You can know more information about DRDO Notification 2025 for various post in the link mentioned below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/drdo-recruitment

Hope this information will help you

You're eligible to appear for the CUET UG exam, even if you're awaiting the results of your improvement exam in Mathematics.The CUET UG eligibility criteria require you to have passed Class 12 or an equivalent exam from a recognized board, which you've already done in 2024.

However, to be eligible for admission to central universities like DU or BHU, you'll need to meet their specific eligibility criteria, which may include minimum percentage requirements in your Class 12 exams. For example, DU requires a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate for general category students.

When filling out the CUET UG application form, you should enter the marks you obtained in your Class 12 exams, including the marks you secured in the improvement exam, if available.If your improvement exam results are not declared yet, you can enter your previous marks and update them later, if needed.

To confirm your eligibility and the specific requirements for your desired course and university, I recommend checking the official websites of DU, BHU, and other central universities, as well as the CUET UG information bulletin.

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for the NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) board and still be eligible for JEE 2026 and JoSAA counseling . Here are key points:

1. Eligibility for JEE – NIOS students can apply for JEE Main & Advanced , as long as they meet subject and percentage criteria.
2. JoSAA Admission – NIOS is accepted for IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs through JoSAA.
3. Minimum Marks – For IITs: 75% (or top 20 percentile) in 12th is required. For NITs/IIITs: 75% in PCM.
4. Apply for NIOS – You can appear for Senior Secondary (Class 12) exams in 2025 or 2026.
5. Ensure PCM Subjects – You must take Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in NIOS.

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Hello,

Your date of birth is 15 March 2007, which means you are turning 18 this year. Admission eligibility depends on the course and institution you are applying to . If you are seeking admission to a school, college, or university, requirements may vary based on the program and location.

For undergraduate courses, most universities accept candidates who have completed their 12th grade. If you are looking for diploma or certificate programs, eligibility criteria might differ.

To guide you better, please share details like the course you are interested in, the institution, and the location. I’d be happy to help you with the admission process, deadlines, and required documents!

Thank you !

Since your OBC-NCL certificate was issued in February 2025 and is valid until March 31, 2027, you can use it for CAP admission despite selecting "No" during MHT-CET registration in January.

Ensure you have the OBC-NCL and Caste Validity Certificates ready.

Provide the correct details during CAP registration and document verification.

Contact State CET Cell, Maharashtra if any issues arise.

Hello Nikita,

Your waiting list number is 24 for SIBM Hyderabad , and the 2nd merit list will be released on March 30 .

Chances of Admission:

• It depends on how many selected candidates decline their offer .
• Generally, waiting list movements happen, but movement varies yearly.
• A waiting list number below 30 usually has a decent chance , but it's not guaranteed.
  
  What You Can Do:

• Stay prepared with backup options.
• Check past trends of waiting list movement for SIBM Hyderabad.
• Keep an eye on official emails for updates.

You have a fair chance, but final confirmation depends on seat availability.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello there,

Since you are appearing for the second compartment exam in Chemistry in February/March , your final qualification status will be determined after you pass it .

For NEET 2025 , you should fill:

NEET Qualification Code:

• If you clear Chemistry before NEET 2025 registrations close, use Code 2 (12th pass with PCB).
  
  
• If you are still waiting for Chemistry results at the time of registration, use Code 1 (appearing for Class 12 exams).

Once you pass both subjects, you will be fully eligible for NEET. Make sure to update your details if required during the correction window.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

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Hello,

Candidates can attempt JEE Main for three consecutive years starting from the year they pass Class 12. If a student clears the compartment exams in 2026, CBSE will consider 2026 as their passing year.

Since JEE Main allows attempts in the passing year and two following years, they will be eligible to appear in 2027. NITs require candidates to have passed Class 12 in the same year or two years before admission.

So, they can appear for JEE Main in 2027 but will not be eligible for NIT admission in 2027.

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Hello Deepak,

The CBSE Class 10 board exams for 2025 are scheduled from February 15 to March 18, 2025. Here's an overview of the timetable:

• February 15, 2025 (Saturday): English (Communicative) and English (Language and Literature)
• February 20, 2025 (Thursday): Science
• February 22, 2025 (Saturday): French, Sanskrit (Communicative), and Sanskrit
• February 25, 2025 (Tuesday): Social Science
• February 28, 2025 (Friday): Hindi Course-A and Hindi Course-B
• March 1, 2025 (Saturday): Painting
• March 3, 2025 (Monday): Health Care
• March 5, 2025 (Wednesday): Elements of Business and Retail
• March 6, 2025 (Thursday): Tibetan, German, National Cadet Corps, Bhoti, Telugu - Telangana, Bodo, Tangkhul, Japanese, Bhutia, Spanish, Kashmiri, Mizo, and Bahasa Melayu
• March 10, 2025 (Monday): Mathematics Standard and Mathematics Basic
• March 12, 2025 (Wednesday): Telugu, Arabic, Russian, Persian, Nepali, Limboo, Lepcha, Carnatic Music (Vocal), Carnatic Music (Melodic Instruments), Carnatic Music (Percussion Instruments), Hindustani Music (Vocal), Hindustani Music (Melodic Instruments), and Thai
• March 13, 2025 (Thursday): Home Science
• March 17, 2025 (Monday): Punjabi, Sindhi, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, Kannada, and Kokborok
• March 18, 2025 (Tuesday): Computer Applications, Information Technology, and Artificial Intelligence

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Hello there,

CBSE's plan for two board exams a year aims to reduce stress, but at the ground level, it creates challenges :

1. Faster Syllabus Completion – Schools may rush through topics , affecting conceptual learning.
   
   
2. Increased Pressure – Teachers and students will have less time for revision , leading to rote learning.
   
   
3. Higher Student Burden – Instead of relief, students may face constant exam pressure .
   
   
4. Logistical Issues – Managing two national exams adds strain on CBSE and schools.

Without proper planning, this move may increase stress rather than reduce it.


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