CBSE 12th

Following are the steps of obtain a Commercial Pilot License in India?

• Eligibility: Complete 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics.

• Medical Fitness: Pass a Class 1 Medical Fitness test by DGCA.

• Flight Training: Enroll in a DGCA-approved flying school and complete a minimum of 200 flying hours.

• Ground School: Complete theoretical training on subjects like aviation law, navigation, meteorology, and air regulations.

• Written Exam: Pass the DGCA CPL written exams in multiple subjects.

• Skill Test: Complete a flight test with a DGCA examiner.

• License Issuance: After meeting all requirements, apply for the CPL from DGCA.

No, CBSE released the CBSE Class 12 date sheet for all subjects together. However, to make the exam dates simpler to find and use, Shiksha.com divides and shares the CBSE 12th date sheet according to three streams - Science, Commerce and Arts.

Students can click on CBSE 12th Date Sheet to check stream-wise date sheet for CBSE 12th board exams. 

No, teachers conduct the CBSE Class 12 practical marks and note down the marks. These are later uploaded on the CBSE official website on the same day. You will come to know about your score in practicals only once the CBSE 12th result is announced. There will be a bifurcation between theory and practicals in the CBSE 12th marksheet.

Students who took a gap year after 12th can still apply for Paramedical courses next year as long as they meet the eligibility stuff. gap year doesn't disqualify u if u got the required quals and aren't over the age limit

its important to keep an eye on admission dates and entrance exams. gap year can also be useful to get some experience prep for exams or do internships which can make ur application stronger

No, it is not possible to take direct admission in Class 12 of the CBSE board without first completing Class 11. The CBSE board requires students to follow the two-year structure of higher secondary education, i.e., Class 11 and Class 12, as part of its curriculum.

•Curriculum Continuity: Class 12 builds upon the concepts taught in Class 11, so the board mandates that students complete Class 11 before moving to Class 12.

•Board Examination Requirements: CBSE mandates a minimum of two years of study at the senior secondary level (Classes 11 and 12) for eligibility to appear in the Class 12 board exams.