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Resigning from a DNB course may impact your eligibility for future admissions. Key points to consider:

• Debarment Period : Candidates who resign from a DNB seat are often debarred from participating in DNB counselling for the next three years.

• MD/MS Eligibility : Generally, resigning from a DNB course does not affect eligibility for MD/MS courses. You should be able to participate in NEET PG 2025 counselling for MD/MS seats , provided you meet all other eligibility criteria.

• State Counselling Participation : Eligibility to participate in state counselling processes may vary. Some states allow candidates who have resigned from DNB courses to participate, while others may have restrictions. It's essential to consult the specific state's counselling guidelines.

• Financial Implications : Resigning from a DNB seat may involve financial penalties, such as forfeiture of fees or bond amounts. Review the terms of your admission letter or bond agreement to understand any financial obligations.

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Depending on whether you attend a government or private university, the cost of earning a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in India varies greatly. The annual cost of a BBA at a government college typically ranges from INR 10,000 to INR 50,000. Private universities charge between INR 50,000 and INR 2,000,000 year for BBA programs.

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If you did not fill the second OMR sheet in your 10th board exam, follow these steps:

1. Check Exam Guidelines – Some exams require multiple OMR sheets, while others do not.
2. Inform Your Teacher/School – Contact your school or exam center to report the issue.
3. Contact the Exam Board – If necessary, reach out to the education board helpline.
4. Wait for Official Response – Results may still be processed based on completed sheets.
5. Prepare for Re-exam (if required) – Some boards offer re-evaluation or supplementary exams.

Stay calm and wait for official updates !

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Since you are a private candidate for the 12th grade from a government school (state board) , you should select:

3. Government School – if your school is fully government-run.

If your school is government-aided but privately managed , select:

4. Government Aided Private.

If you are appearing as a private candidate (without regular school enrollment), check if your board considers you under ODL (Open and Distance Learning) or Others.

To be sure, verify with your school or board office.

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NO , mathematics is not a compulsory subject in class 12th unless you wasn't to go for s pecific stream like Science (PCM) or Commerce with Math.

However, if you are planning for certain courses like B.Tech, B.Sc. (Math), Economics (Hons.), or some BBA programs , then having Math in Class 12 might be required.

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Yes, you can apply for the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) if you pass the 12th grade on your second attempt, but keep these points in mind:

1. NEET Requirement – You must qualify for the NEET exam with a high score.
2. Aggregate Marks – You need at least 60% in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and 50% in English.
3. Attempts – AFMC generally allows second attempts, but all marks must meet eligibility criteria.
4. Medical Fitness – You must clear the AFMC medical test.
5. Interview & Screening – After NEET, you must clear ToELR, PAT, and an interview.

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here are the suggestions you might consider to become an engineer in ISRO :-

Pursue B.Tech (Best Option)

• Why? ISRO mainly recruits engineers with a B.Tech/B.E. degree in Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, or Computer Science.
• How?
• Take lateral entry into a B.Tech (Electrical/Electronics/Mechanical/Aerospace) program, which allows you to start from the 2nd year .
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• Prefer IISc, IITs, NITs, or reputed government colleges for better placement chances.
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• Keep a strong CGPA (above 7.5 or 8) and develop good technical knowledge.

Campus Placement (Less Recommended)

• If your diploma institute has a good placement program , you may work in the electronics, power, or aerospace sector and gain experience.
• After 2-3 years of experience , you can apply for ISRO recruitment or lateral entry exams.
• However, B.Tech is still the better route because ISRO mainly recruits degree holders.

Apply for ISRO’s Technical Assistant Post (Diploma Level)

• ISRO occasionally hires diploma holders for Technical Assistant or Technician posts.
• You can check ISRO’s recruitment website for notifications.
• If you join ISRO as a Technician, you can pursue B.Tech while working and later apply for Engineer-level positions.

Appear for ISRO’s Scientist/Engineer Recruitment (After B.Tech)

• Once you complete B.Tech , you can apply for ISRO’s Scientist/Engineer ‘SC’ Exam (conducted by ISRO itself).
• You can also qualify through GATE for direct recruitment.

in conclusion -

If you want to become a full-fledged Engineer at ISRO , go for B.Tech through lateral entry .

If you need a job soon, you can try for diploma-level ISRO jobs or private sector jobs and later upgrade your qualifications.

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with a NEET score of 300 and belonging to OBC category under gujrat state quota , you have a reasonable chance securing admission to the K.J. Institute of Ayurveda and Research for the BAMS program.

• In the 2022 admissions , the closing rank for the BAMS course at K.J. Institute of Ayurveda and Research was 206,388 for the General-All India category.
• Given that your score of 300 falls within the qualifying range for the OBC category and considering the previous closing ranks, it is likely that you may secure a seat under the state quota.

However, please note that cutoffs can vary each year based on factors like the number of applicants, seat availability, and overall performance

For the most accurate and updated information, it's advisable to:

• Contact the Admission Office of K.J. Institute directly.
• Monitor official announcements from the Gujarat Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) .

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By reading these papers students can better understand the type of questions asked in their upcoming exams. This knowledge helps them prepare their study plans and focus on specific topics that are frequently tested.

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https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-previous-year-question-papers-class-12-physics

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The solution for MHT CET all chapters is usually provided in the source you are preparing from. However, if you are looking for a particular one please let me know the source so i can brief further. You can check the link belpw for important chaoters for mht cet.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-important-topics-and-chapter-wise-weightage