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Ajay Sharma

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Yes, you may start CUET preparation from class 11th. It gives you extra time to study slowly and recognize subjects properly.

Read NCERT books, practice english and reasoning questions.

This will assist you stay beforehand and experience much less strain in class 12th.

Make a each day plan and study frequently.

 

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Sahil Kamboj

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You are not eligible for DASA. To apply through DASA or CIWG, a student must have completed both 11th and 12th abroad in the last 8 years. Since you did 11th–12th in India and only 7th–8th in Dubai, you don't meet the eligibility—even if your father worked abroad.

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Nandhini haridoss

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Yes, there is Junior College at St. Mira's college which is equivalent to Class 11th and 12th. The courses covered are

Arts

Commerce

Science 

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Varshitha M

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To study law after completing Class 12, you can complete school with any stream. Then, sit for entrance tests - CLAT, AILET, or state-based entrance tests for 5-year integrated law courses (e.g., BA LLB). Preparation during Class 11-12 requires prior preparation in English, reasoning, legal aptitude, and current affairs well.

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Anant katare

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Well there is no entrance exam required for class 11th to AMU Aligarh. However, the Aligarh Muslim University accepts entrance exam for various courses including B.Com, BA LLB, M.Com, B.Sc, MBA, the university accepts entrance exam like Common University Entrance Test CUET UG & their own Aligarh Muslim University Entrance Test are required for admission whose admit cards were already released on 4th April and the exams are also conducted already. For more information you can visit the official website of college.

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Rajat

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No,  Apeejay College of Fine Arts (Jalandhar) does not offer classes for 11th and 12th (Higher Secondary Education). It is a degree-level institution primarily offering undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programs 

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Sonali Samal

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Chapter 2 is Structure of Atom, aka the OG Science breakdown of how literally everything exists. You'll learn stuff like Bohr's model, orbitals, quantum numbers — all the nerdy magic that makes atoms behave. Sounds heavy, but once you get the hang of it, it lowkey feels like unlocking the Matrix. Trust the process, and maybe don't sleep through this one.

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Khushi Jaiswal

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NCERT solutions for class 11 Chemistry chapter 9 hydrocarbon are crucial for understanding the fundamental principle of organic chemistry including the classification nomenclature and reaction of alkanes and alkyne and their vital role in daily life as fuse and in the manufacturing of polymer and other products

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