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Kritika Rai

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Candidates can prepare for SLAT from Class 11 by practising topics from which questions are asked in the exam. The topics of subjects from which questions are asked in SLAT are Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension (English), and General Knowledge. Under the General Knowledge subject, SLAT aspirants also need to study static GK related to History, Geography, Indian and International Politics, and United Nations Organisation (UNO) and its bodies, and current affairs. To study the mentioned subjects for SLAT preparation from Class 11, candidates can purchase books containing sample papers, practi

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Starting the MHT CET preparation from class 11 or 12 is the best time as MHT CET syllabus consists of topics from class 11 and 12 and students can easily cover all the topics along with school. Students can begin by checking the topics that is covered in both school and MHT CET and give special attention to them. For all three subjects, study NCERT and also take help from reference books. Understand the concepts thoroughly and solve numerical problems. To crack MHT CET along with class 12, students should devote at least 2-3 hours for CET beside class 12 studies. Regularly solve MHT CET mock test and solve previous year question papers

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Minimum eligibility qualification is 10+2 level of education in Science stream, from a recognised educational board, for admission into the Diploma in Pharmacy [D. Pharma. ]. Course in any college. A minimum aggregate score of 35% (Passing marks) at the 10+2 level is also necessary. The cut-off percentage of marks differs as per the University/College.

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If a student has not opted for Mathematics in class 11 and 12 but wants to apply for a B.A. Economics programme at Mithibai College in Mumbai, they should first check the specific eligibility criteria set by the college. While some colleges may require Mathematics as a mandatory subject, others may have more flexible requirements. Here are some possible options for a student who hasn't opted for Mathematics:
1. Check the College's Eligibility Criteria: Visit the official website of Mithibai College or contact their admissions office to find the detailed eligibility criteria for the B.A. Economics programme. Look for any specific subject
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