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Jasleen Taneja

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The CBSE sends the migration certificate to schools. Students must collect it from their schools.

The migration certificate is an important certificate and must be secured. This can be asked by any higher educational institution etc in future. 

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Yash Goswami

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Some of the best courses after 12th Science with a high salary are: Bachelor of Engineering. Bachelor of Computer Applications. Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.

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Chandra Shekhar

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To get into the undergraduate courses of Harvard University, all the international first-year applicants must complete their applications and submit the following with it:

  • Harvard College questions
  • SAT or ACT scores (if applicable)
  • School report and a high school report
  • Two teacher reports
  • Mid-year school report
  • Final school report (for admitted students only)

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Mamona Majumder

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TMISAT is based on the 11th and 12th CBSE standard Physics and Mathematics syllabus.

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Abhay Singh

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No, you can take any entrance test if you score at least 60 percent marks. You can score the Maharashtra joint entrance exams MH CEE for this course, if you pass this exam and your merit is high you can get a good college. 75 percent is not a hurdle for it.

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Abhay Singh

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Yes, the student can give the improvement exam after 3 years from passing the class 12th exams. If you pass the exam in 2022 till 2025, you can take its improvement exam. You can also check the guidelines on the CBSE site.

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Saket Kumar

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Yes, definitely you can continue studying. There is no age to start, but determination is important. But, still revision is must.

 

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Abhay Singh

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Nowadays, CUET exam is held every year for taking admissions in different government universities of Central as well as some state government.  So you have to secure good marks in their exam for the admission in Hansraj, based on the merit, students get admission in this college not on the percentage in class 12th. Few year back admissions were dependent upon class 12 marks but now it is totally on CUET exam.

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Sheetal Yadav

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No colleges/universities provide admission without producing an original TC. Sometimes you may be granted provisional admission and may be directed to produce TC within a stipulated time period. If you fail to produce it, your admission and year of study may end up in smoke.

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Vishal ChauhanAn engineering student trying to spread knowledge

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There is no such fixed score to get into SRCC. It varies depending on the year you are applying. It also varies depending on the programme. BA Economics (Hons) programme usually has a higher cut-off as compared to B.Com (Hons) programme. Having said that, this may change from year to year. Let me give you the latest cut-offs as an example.

2018-

1st List cut-off - 97.75%

Closing cut-off - 97.5%

2019-

1st List cut-off - 98.5%

Closing cut-off - 97.75%

2020 -

1st List cut-off - 99.5%

Closing cut-off - 98.25% (I didn’t get selected cause I had 97.5%)

A safe score is considered to be 98%+. However, the cut-off exceeded this in 2020.

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