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a year ago

Students are advised to start preparation for the MBSE HSLC exam from the beginning of the academic year. They must make a time table and follow it. They should learn atleast 2-3 hours daily. Once they finish learning the chapters, they should solve previous year question papers. They should involve

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New answer posted•a year ago
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Once you finish learning according to MBSE 10th syllabus, you can start solving the MBSE 10th sample papers and previous year question papers. You can solve the question papers and understand your weaknesses. Thus you can concentrate more on the topics on which you are weak.

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Students are advised to correct the errors even if it as a minor mistake. They must inform the school authorities about the error in the MBSE 10th hall ticket. School authorities will help you in getting the new hall ticket without any mistakes.

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Yale University follows a test-flexible policy for the submission of SAT / ACT scores. However, for the Class of 2029, students were required to submit SAT/ACT scores. Students can submit the same if they wish to. However, it was reported in Fall of 2025 that students have to submit ACT / SAT score

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It is mandatory to have 75% attendance to get hall ticket for the board examinations. However, you may submit a medical certificate in case you were not well or due to any other medical condition to get a waiver.

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a year ago

The answer to this question depends on the course applied by the aspirants. In case the candidate has applied for BSc/ BSc (Hons), then they can get admission based on their merit or MRNAT scores. For all other courses, selection is entrance-based and aspirants need to pass the accepted exam for adm

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a year ago
  • Students should write answers neatly. Hand writing should be readable.
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  • Highlight important points.
  • Cross out errors neatly with single line.
  • Divide time for each question.  
  • Practice writing old question papers.

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New answer posted•a year ago
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Yes, candidates seeking admission in the MSc programmes of Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS must pass CUET-PG or MRNAT. MRIIRS conducts MRNAT or Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test at national-level in online mode. Once the aspirants are selected based on their entrance exam scores, they nee

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New answer posted•a year ago

When was the NEST 2025 exam held?

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a year ago

The exam is scheduled to held on 22nd of June 2025

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

Yup, 100%! MAT isn't the only ticket. If you've got a valid score in MAH-CET, CAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, or even GMAT, you're sorted. RSIM's chill with multiple exams — just make sure you show up with one of those legit scorecards.

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