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Anand Soni
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Yes, absolutely! CBSE students are eligible to apply for NUS Law in the same year they appear for their Class 12th board exams. The National University of Singapore (NUS) typically opens its applications around October to February for the following academic year. You would apply with your predicted or preliminary 12th-grade results, along with any other required aptitude tests like the SAT or ACT, and often an English proficiency test such as IELTS or TOEFL. The admission process for Law at NUS is highly rigorous, involving a strong academic record, a compelling personal statement, and usually a selection interview and a written test t
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Shruthi Gangatkar
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You are eligible only under all India quota or management quota.
For GSEB students 75% of total seats
For CBSE students 15% of total seats
All India quota students 10% of total seats is reserved.
Management seats varies.
As an RBSE student you will fall under all India quota. So it's basically 10% chances.
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Shruthi Gangatkar
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It's not possible on just the basis of your 12th board results.
You should have 60% in 12th and must appear for atleast one entrance exam like Kcet Comedk or Jee main.
Even for management seat you must appear for one of these exams but here ranking doesn't matter under this quota.
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Baskaran M
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Check CBSE 12th result 2020:
- *Online*: cbseresults.nic.in, cbse.nic.in, results.gov.in
- *SMS*
- *IVRS*
- *App*: DigiLocker/UMANG
Declared on July 13, 2020, with 88.78% pass percentage.
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Anirudh P
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Yes, duplicate certificate on the CBSE DADS Portal refers to a re-issued copy of your original passing certificate (or marksheet) in case it has been lost, damaged, or destroyed.There is a fee associated with obtaining a duplicate certificate. You may need to file an affidavit and/or an FIR (if the certificate was stolen) along with the application form. In some cases, you may need to notify the loss through a press release or advertisement in a newspaper.
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Rishabh Pandey
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To represent in detail NCERT ideas of organic chemistry basics (Class 11, Chapter Organic Chemistry - some basic principles and methodologies), you can use a variety of superb online resources. Sites such as Khan Academy provide entire notes, video recorded lectures and solved examples which deconstructs hard topics such as nomenclature, isomerism, reaction mechanisms and the effect of electron displacement. Physics Wallah and Aakash also have detailed revision videos as part of the NCERT syllabus which goes into details about these base concepts. Going through the platforms will give you deeper insights than the textbook.
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Vaibhav Mishra
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The admit card is that card which is very helpful in your exam time it provides help for taking entry in your examination hall The CBSE 10th admit card released at date February 3 2025
Inside the admit card your roll no is present which provides help you for taking information about your results
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Akash Kumar Maurya
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Yes, NCERT Solutions are available for free. Find them easily online without paying anything.
These solutions are for all classes and subjects.
Many websites, apps, and even the NCERT official platform provide free access. You don't need to register or buy any book to read or download them.
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Lakshmi
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Yes, you may qualify for the VIT integrated M.Tech programme with an 85% in PCM. While a good score, admission isn't solely based on 12th-grade marks; entrance exam scores, seat availability, and cutoff scores are also considered. It's a good idea to aim for a high rank in the VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Exam) to increase your chances. While VIT does have a large number of CBSE students, this is likely due to the popularity of CBSE among students aiming for higher education.
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