Exam

The CSBC conducted the Bihar Police Constable 2025 exam from July 16 to August 3, 2025. Detail of the shift-timings and reporting time is mentioned below in the table. Scroll down.

Yes. the CSBC released the exam time-table for the Bihar Police Constable exam 2025. The exam dates were mentioned in the official notification.

For BDes in Production Design NIFT entrance, you'll need to carry:

• Class 12 marksheet
• Caste Certificate (if applicable)
• Disability Certificate (if applicable)
• Passport-sized photographs (at least two)
• Photo ID Proof (Adhaar, Passport, PAN Card, etc.)

Yes, for Production Design courses, you'll need to choose the Fine Arts/Visual Arts as a domain subject in the CUET-UG test because it falls under the Visual Arts and Design. The basic structure of the CUET exam is Language, Reasoning & Aptitude, and Domain-specific.

Yes, for taking the GRE at a test center in India, a valid passport is generally the primary and most highly recommended form of identification. If you carry a photocopied document, it is not acceptable. It should be in physical form, and a digital copy on your phone is not acceptable.

No, there is no entrance exam accepted at Sree Ramakrishna Medical College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences. Admissions are provided through counselling process conducted by Directorate of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy.

Yes, UTokyo requires its students to demonstrate decent proficiency of verbal & written English, & therefore does accept popular language test scores like IELTS & TOEFL into consideration.

The minimum IELTS requirement varies for different courses, however, given below are the general scores deemed acceptable for admission by the institute:

Yes, a lot of private colleges offer admission to Diploma or UG Cargo Management courses without requiring an entrance test total. 
For PG programs, there may still be colleges that prefer you to have an entrance score but you can still find direct admission on merit or a management quota in many reputable private colleges.

The image is real when it is formed by the actual convergence of rays and it can be projected on a screen. For example, when the object is placed beyond focus, and the image is formed either by the convex lens or concave mirror.
The image is virtual, if it is formed by the apparent divergence of rays and it cannot be captured on a screen. For example, when the image is formed by the convex mirror or plane mirror.

Simple microscope: When the object is placed within the focal length, the simple microscope works on the principle of producing an erect, virtual and magnified image. To magnify small objects, the simple microscope uses a single convex lens.
Compound microscope: It uses two lenses including an eyepiece and objective. The objective lens creates a real, magnified, and inverted image which acts as the object for the eyepiece, which in turn magnifies it further.