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Pritpal Singh
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It doesn't matter what percentage you had in 10th or 11th the main thing is 12th percentage. If you score 85% plus then you may get admission in Christ University for B.Com.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
Guide-Level 11
Hello Sourav,
There are no chapters as such. Read on to get insight into this exam. The exam of IPMAT has only two sections in it, Verbal Ability and Quantitative Ability. The section of 'Quantitative Ability' is the real game changer because it carries the maximum weightage as it has further 2 sub-sections : MCQ and Short answer type questions. *The section of Maths has 60% weightage hence you need to pay the most attention to it.* HIGHER LEVEL MATHS IS COVERED IN IPMAT. Hence, clear your basics of Maths of both 11th and 12th class along with the basic Maths from 6-10th class. * For 'Verbal Ability', make your reading comprehension +
There are no chapters as such. Read on to get insight into this exam. The exam of IPMAT has only two sections in it, Verbal Ability and Quantitative Ability. The section of 'Quantitative Ability' is the real game changer because it carries the maximum weightage as it has further 2 sub-sections : MCQ and Short answer type questions. *The section of Maths has 60% weightage hence you need to pay the most attention to it.* HIGHER LEVEL MATHS IS COVERED IN IPMAT. Hence, clear your basics of Maths of both 11th and 12th class along with the basic Maths from 6-10th class. * For 'Verbal Ability', make your reading comprehension +
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Ashima Guleria
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You can speak to your school authorities for switching your stream in class 11th.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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NCHMCT JEE exam can be write after passing class 12th or appearing in class 12th in respective year of NCHMCT JEE. Hence, you can write the NCHMCT JEE in next year i.e. 2020.
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Er Abhishek AgarwalStructural Design Engineer
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Yes, you can study again. There is no problem in that. But, think before doing this as this will waste your 2 more years. But, if you are very much interested in studying again, then it is good, as you would have already made decisions for future scope. All the best.
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aayush verma
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Ayush, it is not possible to pursue 12th without clearing the 11th class.
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syed faizan khan
Guide-Level 11
You must complete your 1st PUC Science, and then you can go for 2nd year PUC Science.
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Er Abhishek AgarwalStructural Design Engineer
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Do some course of business analytics. It has a lot of scope and you will get some experience about it. All the best. Please like and follow.
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madhu sharma
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The correct name of the college is Thakur College of Science & Commerce and it offers under graduate and post graduate programs only. Kindly cross-check the college name where you want to study your 11th and 12th from.
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Shikhar MoghaRESEARCH INTERN AT SASE CHANDIGARH (DRDO)
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Hi,
I don't think, you should leave any chapters of class 11th, if you really want to score well in BITSAT. BITSAT is an exam, which checks how much you know, therefore you must cover everything. Hope it helps.
Thank You.
I don't think, you should leave any chapters of class 11th, if you really want to score well in BITSAT. BITSAT is an exam, which checks how much you know, therefore you must cover everything. Hope it helps.
Thank You.
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