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Megha Kumari
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If you have missed attending CUET you can check in their website if any other date is available or not. If not, then you need to wait for a year or go to other colleges.
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Rakshak prajapatEngeneering student
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The strategy in last 5 months of your preparation:
You should target to complete 80-90% syllabus.
Solve previous year question and give mock tests.
And improve most scoring chapters as well as give equal weightage of every subject.
You should target to complete 80-90% syllabus.
Solve previous year question and give mock tests.
And improve most scoring chapters as well as give equal weightage of every subject.
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Durgesh NA
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Yes, you can join in any of the course if you have completed your 12th. Once you give the exam and pass it you can get admission to the colleges of your choice like other students.
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Meha Hareendran
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You can consider the following courses:
Bachelor of Arts (BA). Bachelor of Design (B. Bachelor of Journalism (BJ). Bachelor of psychology. Bachelor of social work (BSW). Bachelor of journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC). Bachelor of mass media (BMM). Bachelor in animation.
Bachelor of Arts (BA). Bachelor of Design (B. Bachelor of Journalism (BJ). Bachelor of psychology. Bachelor of social work (BSW). Bachelor of journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC). Bachelor of mass media (BMM). Bachelor in animation.
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Meha Hareendran
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Some of the certification courses after 12th you can consider are aviation management and hospitality, aviation customer service and flight attendants Certificate programme.
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Meha Hareendran
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Yes you can apply for aviation courses without Maths but you cannot become a pilot without Maths.
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Akshat Khandelwal
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Hello Ramesh, you may download old question papers from Maharashtra board official website.
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