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Ankan Dutta

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Your daughter is absolutely free to give the NEET UG and JEE Mains exam to pursue medical and engineering respectively in India, and rest assured, IGCSE board is not at all a hindrance. The eligibility criteria for NEET UG is : Candidate Must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics Chemistry Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognised board. Class 12 or equivalent appearing aspirants are also eligible to apply for NEET. The eligibility criteria quotation for JEE Mains, which you will be needed in this case is that: The candidate can give the exam if he/she has passed 10+2 from a High School Certificate Exam
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Ankan Dutta

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Firstly, check whether you have received any confirmation mail from NTA. Secondly, check whether you have got any payment confirmation mail from NTA. Thirdly, check the website from which you have applied for. Fourthly, check the NTA website for JEE Mains exam, open the student portal and check there whether you have missed any relevant information or any notification regarding the admit card release or whether your application is accepted. Check when was the date of release of admit card and last date of admit card collection. If you do have a confirmation mail but you still have not received the admit card, report it immediately to t
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Neev Jain

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Hi, there are currently no Cyber Security Major Courses but if you'd like to opt for courses I prefer you go for Certification courses from Trusted organisations and don't go for MANY certifications go for the skills as companies don't see certifications in cybersecurity, they see passion and skills.

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Sakshi Masade

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Best college for any engineering degree are IITS AND NITS. After that you can go for Chandigarh university from those you mentioned.

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Jatin Yadav

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No, TANCET scores are not required part-time MBA but you have to appear in an entrance test- Distance Education Entrance Test (DEET) conducted by the university itself.

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ARUNAN S

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AICTE approved part time B.Tech colleges in Kerala and Tamil Nadu are:
Anna University,
Sathyabama University,
VELS institute of science and technology,
Bharath University,
Madras Institute of technology,
SRM institute of technology.

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Sakshi Masade

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For taking up any branch of engineering it is mandatory to take Science in class 12. or do Polytechnic and then join 2nd year. As with commerce, you can't do engineering.

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tarun mittal

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It depends on your state of domicile and how much financial backing you have .
In state level colleges, you may get CSE with this percentile, with home state quota.
Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process (REAP) , has decent govt colleges at Jodhpur, Kota, Udaipur etc and it also gives admission on the basis of JEE Main. Here 15% seats are for outside candidates. Even 90 percentile in JEE main can fetch you a seat there.
Similarly admission to GGSIP University, Delhi, is by your JEE Main rank. Here there are 3 -4 decent colleges, USICT, MSIT, MAIT etc. Fee is much less, when compared to other private colleges. Your entire B Tech course fe
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tarun mittal

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The answer is that it depends on the branch you are planning to migrate to. For branches like IT, around 5 seats open every year, but the number of applicants is less than7 so its petty easy to migrate and if you are talking about CSE. About 13 or 14 seats are made available but the number of applicants is more than 80. I hope this will help. Best of luck :). .

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tarun mittal

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First of all the region of your polytechnic must be selected because it might differ from place to place talking about specifically Gujarat polytechnic colleges when I completed my 10th standard the admission here were done on the basis of marks of English, Maths and science and then we were given ranks on basis of this score. If your total is 250+ then you have high chance of getting govt polytechnic for general. Do not know exactly about other categories. But your minimum must be 230+ then it may fetch you a govt polytechnic.

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