Hello,

If you are a PwD(Person with Disability) candidate then there is certain reservation for candidates with PwD in Medical Colleges through NEET.

• 5% of seats are reserved for Person with Disability PwD. This is a horizontal reservation which means that 5% of all seats reserved for various categories are reserved for candidates with disability from that category

------- Following is the criteria for availing the PwD reservation-

• Minimum degree of disability should 40% or more to avail Pwd quota.

• The degree of disability should be checked or assessed as per the guidelines set by the Govt.

• Must hold a “Certificate of Disability”.

• Disability certificate should be made from the 12 designated centers by NTA.

Here is the list of designated centres-

• Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjang Hospital, New Delhi

• All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (for Locomotor Disability only), Mumbai

• Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education & Research, Kolkata

• Madras Medical College, Chennai

• Grant Government Medical College, J.J. Hospital Compound, Mumbai

• Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala

• Govt. Medical College and Hospital, Sector32, Chandigarh

• Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

• SMS Medical College, Jaipur

• AIIMS, Nagpur, Maharashtra

• Goa Medical College, Goa

• Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Medical Sciences & RML Hospital, New Delhi (ABVIMS & RMLH)

• Lady Hardinge Medical College & Associated Hospitals, New Delhi

• Govt. Medical College, Agartala, State Disability Board, Agartala, Tripura

You can confirm the same by clicking on the link below-

http://mcc.nic.in/WebinfoMedical/File/ViewFile?FileId=10&LangId=P

-------- So, I would advise you to get your PwD certificate made from any of the above designated centres, so that you don't face any issue during Counseling for seat allotment.

I hope you find the answer helpful

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Hey!

Basically, aptitude test in jee paper 2 is relatively easy but still for your ease, If you are going to do a self study without coaching and need a book then go for these recommended books such as,

• Wiley's B.Arch entrance exam (for jee paper 2)
• Arihant's study guide for B. Arch.

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No, Both the exams from since 2020 acadmic session, The enterance test by AIIMS- All India Institute of Medicine and Sciences and JIPMER which has been scrapped i e (remove or discard) and now included in NEET-UG Enterance exam- National Eligibility Enterance Test which is conducted by NTA- National Testing Agency as per the reports of MHRD.

The Admissions to undergraduate medical courses presented to candidates by the AIIMS will now based on the marks one scores in NEET.

You can easily go for either AIIMS or JIPMER not need to give seperately for 2024 MBBS course Examination.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good...!!!

You can tackle the earlier year question papers of inorganic science that were came in jee mains. As , NCERT is adequate for inorganic . It gives you every one of the ideas that are engaged with inquiries of jee mains. NCERT assumes a significant part in science particularly. So , go through the science ncert is vital while you are doing groundwork for the jee mains. Particularly the natural part.

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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good...!!!

Indeed, perusing NCERT books is best for Inorganic Chemistry as well as for all points in all subjects (Physics, science and Mathematics) for JEE mains. This is on the grounds that the NCERT reading material is viewed as the best books for the arrangement in JEE mains and other cutthroat tests also. Besides, it is ideal to clear your essentials and nuts and bolts in Inorganic Chemistry and will help you in scoring best of the outcomes in JEE mains. Moreover, subsequent to finishing perusing the essentials and nuts and bolts in NCERT reading material for Inorganic science.

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Hello aspirant,

YES, you must read NCERT Books as they are very helpful for your UPSC Preparations, and after finishing and completing your foundation knowledge from NCERT textbooks, you can go on with yoru Coaching modules and notes.

Further, below are some of the best books that you can prefer for preparation for UPSC Examinations :

• History of Modern India - by Bipin Chandra (History)
• India's Struggle For Independence - by Bipin Chandra (History)
• Indian Economy, NCERT std. 12th economics course book
• Geography Of India - by Majid Husain (Geography)
• Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning - by R.S. Aggarwal
• Economic Survey
• Indian Polity - by M. Laxmikant (Political Science)
• Indian Art And Culture - by Nitin Singhania (culture)

Further, to know more about the list of best books for UPSC for all subjects you can prefer follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://competition.careers360.com/articles/books-for-upsc-ias

I hope that this will help.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well..!!!

MBA MHT CET is an assessment held in Maharashtra area for inductions into different schools of Maharashtra for MBA course. MBA represents Masters in Business Administration is a long term postgraduate course which for the most part open the entryway for different field for a person. MBA degree adds an additional an edge in the profession of a person that helps the person in further developing their vocation a ton. Sensible Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative fitness and verbal capacity is posed in the inquiry paper since it will help in making a decision about a people thinking ability a ton.

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See write NEET and fulfill ur parent's wish, they r everything to u and they don't have any other person in their life except u so write neet try ur level best and apply for any government jobs in ssc or railways etc...... hope u get it

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Hi,

NCERT is the Geeta, Bible, Quran of all the UPSC exams and is a good source to clear NDA 2022 exam with least difficulty, especially for the maths is more than enough. Remember that an aspirant major focus should be on clearing the maths paper first as only on clearing the maths one’s general aptitude will get checked. So one must ensure that he/she must be very much comfortable with class 10 ^th , 11 ^th , and 12 ^th NCERT maths . The major focus must be on the trigonometry & calculus part. The Algebra questions are comparatively easier in the paper.

For the physics, chemistry & biology, 9 ^th and 10 ^th class NCERT are quite sufficient, but maybe there could be few questions of the SHM or kinematics so it is better to read the 11 ^th class NCERT as well to score even better.

The current affairs part majorly comprises questions related to awards, sports, and important deals, etc.

History and geography come majorly as compared to civics and economics. The history part comprises of questions from the time of British India or even before that. Geography comprises of the general knowledge questions related to the crops, seasons, rivers, population, national parks, etc. of the different states either in the form of the match the column type/direct multiple choice.

If any aspirant wants to learn more in order to qualify NDA exam, one can follow the below books:

Hope this helps.

All the best.

Hello Student

BA part 1 subsidiary philosophy course syllabus : Indian philosophy :100marks

Syllabus of Indian philosophy are as follows : Charvaka.- Epi stomology, ontology anathics

Buddhism- four noble truth

Jainism - Jiva it's bondage and liberation

Shankhya satkaryavada, pollution purush and prakriti

Yoga - eight fold path

Vaisesikha  : The seven categories

Naya : nature and kinds of perception,Anumana,Upamana

Vedanta- Shankar: Brahman soal,and path

Recommended books for BA part 1 subsidiary 3GP code syllabus ; introduction to Indian philosophy - Chatterjee in Dutta

Bhartiya Darshan - Chatterjee & Dutta, Hindi translation by Jha and Mishra

Indian philosophy Dr Umesh Mishra. More information you can click on the website of the Tilkamanjhi Bhagalpur University -www.tmbu.online

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