Exam

If a student misses an internal exam in The DY Patil University, Pune without a valid reason or prior approval, they may receive a score of zero for that particular exam. This can significantly impact their overall grade or GPA for the course.

However  universities have provisions for make-up exams or supplementary exams that allow students to take the missed exam at a later date. However, the availability of make-up exams and any associated conditions or fees will depend on the specific policies of the college.

Missing internal exams without a valid reason may have broader academic consequences. It could result in academic probation, the requirement to repeat the course/module, or impact the student's overall academic standing.

The DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) Tier 1 exam pattern may vary for different posts and exams. However, in general, the Tier 1 exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on various subjects, and each question carries one mark. The maximum marks for the Tier 1 exam may vary for different posts and exams.

In some posts, the maximum marks for the Tier 1 exam may be 200, and the exam may be divided into two sections:

1. Section A: General Awareness, General Intelligence and Reasoning, Arithmetical and Numerical Ability, and English Language, carrying 100 marks.
2. Section B: Concerned Subject, carrying 100 marks

In such cases, Section A may carry the maximum marks in the Tier 1 exam.

However, in some other posts, the Tier 1 exam may consist of only one section, such as General Awareness, or a combination of General Awareness and the concerned subject. In such cases, the section that covers more topics or carries more marks may carry the maximum marks in the Tier 1 exam.

The level of difficulty of each section in the DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) exam may vary depending on the candidate's strengths and weaknesses, preparation level, and the exam pattern of the particular post. However, in general, candidates may find the following sections relatively tougher than others:

1. Concerned Subject: The concerned subject section tests the candidate's knowledge and skills in the specific subject area related to the post applied for. The level of difficulty of this section may vary depending on the candidate's academic background, experience, and familiarity with the subject
2. General Awareness: The General Awareness section tests the candidate's knowledge of current events, history, geography, science, economics, and politics. This section may be challenging for candidates who are not familiar with the current affairs and history of India and the world
3. English Language: The English Language section tests the candidate's proficiency in the English language, including grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills. This section may be challenging for candidates who are not fluent in English or have not practiced enough to improve their writing and comprehension skills.

No, coaching is not necessary to crack the DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) exam. With the right approach to preparation, self-discipline, and hard work, candidates can crack the exam on their own without any coaching.

However, coaching may be helpful for some candidates who need guidance and support in their preparation. 

Whether or not to opt for coaching depends on the individual's learning style, level of preparation, and other factors. Candidates who are confident in their preparation and have a good understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus may not need coaching.

It is important for candidates to have a clear understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus, practice previous years' question papers and mock tests, and manage their time effectively during the exam.