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If an Open PWD candidate scores around 110-115 marks in the UCEED 2025 exam, the chances of securing admission to the B.Des (Bachelor of Design) course in IITs depend on various factors, such as:

1. Category-wise Cutoffs : IITs have separate cutoffs for different categories (General, OBC, SC/ST, PwD, etc.). PwD candidates generally have a relatively lower cutoff than the General category, but it varies across institutes and the number of applicants.
   
   

2. Previous Year Trends : Typically, the UCEED cutoff for PwD candidates is lower than for Open candidates, but it's important to look at the previous years' data. For IIT Bombay , IIT Delhi , and other IITs offering B.Des, the cutoff can vary between 100-150 marks for PwD candidates, depending on factors like difficulty level and number of applicants.
   
   

3. Institutes : Some IITs may have a more competitive cutoff for B.Des compared to others, and your score may be eligible for admission to institutes with relatively lower cutoffs.
   
   Admission Likelihood:

• IIT Bombay : As one of the top IITs offering B.Des, the cutoff for PwD candidates can be competitive, and 110-115 marks could potentially fall within the cutoff range.
  
  
• Other IITs : You may have a better chance of securing admission to IITs with slightly lower cutoffs for PwD candidates (e.g., IIT Guwahati, IIT Hyderabad).
  
  Suggestion:
  
  
• Check Previous Cutoffs : Refer to the previous year's UCEED cutoffs for PwD candidates to gauge your chances more accurately.
  
  
• Waitlist or Counseling : Even if you do not meet the exact cutoff, there could be a chance of getting admission through the waitlist or subsequent rounds of counseling.

To increase your chances, ensure that you apply to multiple IITs and other reputed design schools that accept UCEED scores.

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

In most medical standards for jobs, there are typically three categories regarding eye glasses: "with or without glasses" (meaning glasses are allowed), "corrected vision" (where glasses are required to meet the standard), and "uncorrected vision" (where glasses are not allowed and the vision must meet the standard without them) - often categorized as C1, C2, and C3 depending on the specific job and its visual requirements.

• C1 (most lenient):

Allows for vision correction with glasses, usually with a higher acceptable refractive error.

• C2 (moderate):

May still allow for glasses, but with stricter limitations on the refractive power.

• C3 (strictest):

Typically requires good vision without glasses for most jobs requiring sharp vision.

All the best for your future endeavours!!

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If a child was born in May 2012, they would typically turn 13 years old in May 2025. In most educational systems, children are usually expected to enroll in class 9 by the time they are 14 years old, depending on the school's specific age criteria for admission.

In this case:

• If the child is already studying in 8th grade and is only two months delayed , there should not be a major issue for enrollment in class 9, as the child would likely still be within the age range required by the school.
  
  
• Schools usually allow some flexibility for students who are slightly younger or older than the typical age for a grade, especially if they have been attending school and progressing regularly.

It's important to confirm with the specific school or educational board, as different institutions may have their own guidelines regarding age eligibility. However, typically a 2-month delay should not prevent a child from enrolling in class 9, as long as they meet the general age and academic requirements.

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To get admission to the 7th grade at an Army Public School, a student needs to take an admission test, submit a transfer certificate from their previous school, and be the child of serving military personnel; priority is usually given to children transferring from another Army Public School, and admission is subject to seat availability and the student passing the test.

about Army Public School admission to 7th grade :

• Admission test:

Most Army Public Schools require an entrance exam for admission to class 7, assessing the student's knowledge in subjects like English, Hindi, Math, and Science depending on the school.

• Transfer certificate:

A valid transfer certificate from the previous school is mandatory for admission.

• Priority for military families:

Children of serving military personnel are given priority for admission.

• No guarantee of admission:

Even if a child is a military dependent, admission is not guaranteed and depends on the student's performance in the entrance test and availability of seats.

• Important considerations:

Check with the specific school: Admission procedures can slightly vary between different Army Public Schools, so always check the official website or contact the school administration for the latest information.

• Age criteria: Ensure your child meets the age requirement for admission to class 7.
• Application process: Follow the application process outlined by the school, including submitting necessary documents and registering for the entrance exam.

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List of some of the "best" subjects to study in the Arts stream include History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Psychology, Sociology, English, Philosophy, Mass Communication, Journalism, and Media Studies.

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Yes, your child is eligible to appear for NEET if they meet the following criteria:

1. Age Criteria : The candidate must be at least 17 years old on or before December 31 of the year of the NEET exam.
   
   

2. Educational Qualifications :

   • For NEET, the candidate must have completed their 12th grade (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects.
     
     
   • Since your child is following the British curriculum and has completed IGCSE Physics, they need to ensure that their A-levels in Math, Chemistry, and Biology meet the eligibility criteria. Biology should be a core subject, and they should have studied it in the 12th grade.
     
     

3. Minimum Marks : The candidate should have obtained at least 50% marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (for General category) in their 12th grade or equivalent.

Since the child has completed IGCSE Physics and is pursuing A-levels in Chemistry and Biology , as long as they complete the required subjects in the A-levels and meet the other criteria, they will be eligible to appear for NEET .

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 there,

Yes, you can apply for IIT JAM 2026 after completing your B.Sc. in August 2024 .

Here’s the eligibility criteria:

1. Educational Qualification : You must have completed or be in the final year of your undergraduate degree (B.Sc.) by the time of admission. Since you will be graduating in August 2024 , you are eligible for IIT JAM 2026 .
   
   

2. Age Limit : There is no age limit for applying to IIT JAM.
   
   

3. Subject Requirement : Make sure you are applying for the subject you studied during your B.Sc. (such as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, etc.).

You can apply for IIT JAM 2026 in the year 2025 (usually the exam takes place in February) as long as you meet the eligibility requirements.

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Hello aspirant,

After 12th grade, selecting the appropriate subject is an important step.  You can enter a future full of opportunities in research, healthcare, medicine, and much more by enrolling in a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

There various option after PCB. To know about various career options, you can visit our site through following link:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcb

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1. Eligibility Criteria :

   • Education : 10th/12th pass (varies by state; some require graduation).
     
     
   • Age : Usually 18-25 years (age relaxation for reserved categories).
     
     
   • Physical Standards : Height, chest, and weight as per the state’s requirements. Fitness test is mandatory.
     
     
   • Other : Some states require a basic fire safety certificate.
     
     

2. Exam for Recruitment :

   • Recruitment for firemen is generally conducted by the State Fire Service Department or through Public Service Commissions (PSC) of the state.
     
     
   • Look for notifications like Fireman Recruitment Exam on state government websites or employment newspapers.
     
     

3. Selection Process :

   • Written Exam : Covers General Knowledge, Maths, Reasoning, and Fire Safety basics.
     
     
   • Physical Efficiency Test (PET) : Running, lifting, and other physical tasks.
     
     
   • Medical Test : To ensure physical and mental fitness.
     
     
   • Document Verification : Original documents need to be verified.
     
     

4. How to Apply :

   • Visit your state’s official Fire Service Department or PSC website .
   • Check the recruitment notification for Fireman Post .
   • Register and fill out the application form online.
   • Pay the application fee and upload necessary documents.
     
     

5. Preparation Tips :

   • Focus on General Knowledge, Reasoning, and basic fire safety knowledge.
     
     
   • Work on physical fitness as PET is crucial.
   • Practice mock tests available for fireman exams.
     
     

6. Important Websites :

   • State-specific PSC websites (e.g., MPSC , UPPSC , TNPSC ).
   • Employment portals like Sarkari Result or State Fire Department .

Keep track of the recruitment notifications for your state and apply when forms are released.

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.

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