Exam

As far as the study material book by POLYCET 2025 in Maths, Physics and Chemistry is concerned, Class 10 (SSC) textbooks will act as your main source of study material since exam syllabus follows this curriculum. You can also have special POLYCET preparation materials available in form of books authored/published by different writers/publishers such as Arihant, VGS, or Radiant etc. that usually contain subject-wise materials, objective type questions and last year papers. The official sites of the State Board of Technical Education and Training (SBTET) or the Andhra Pradesh (polycetap.nic.in) and Telangana ( polycet.sbtet.telangana.gov.in or tgpolycet.nic.in ) are essential for the official syllabus, information brochures etc. 

To obtain your old GSEB SSC results, you can follow these steps:

1. Use the DigiLocker: If you have a DigiLocker account, you can access your GSEB results and certificates there, as GSEB provides digital copies through this platform.
2. Contact Your School: Reach out to your school's administration. They often keep records of students' results and may be able to provide you with a copy.
3. Application for Duplicate Marksheet: If your results are not available online, you can apply for a duplicate marksheet or certificate. This typically involves filling out a form and providing necessary details like your roll number, year of examination, and possibly an application fee.
4. Visit the GSEB Office: If necessary, you can visit the GSEB office and request assistance in retrieving your results.

Make sure to have your details handy, such as your roll number and year of examination, to facilitate the process.

Your JEEMain percentile is 93; consequently your AIR will be somewhere between 60, 000-80, 000 (in the General category). That is why it is rather difficult to secure a popular course such as Computer Science or Electronics in the best NITs (e.g., Trichy, Warangal) or IIITs. But you are highly eligible in new or lower ranking NITs in the streams such as Civil, Mechanical, Chemical, Metallurgy, or Production Engineering. On the same note, the more recent IIITs may have non-CSEs such as ECE. One can also consider Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs) such as Assam University, Mizoram University and Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya who could even study CSE or IT.

Karnataka 2nd PUC 2025 The board examinations of Karnataka, or Class 12, organized by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB), are named Karnataka 2nd PUC examinations, or simply Karnataka 2nd PUC. The main examinations (Exam 1) were conducted on 1st March -20 th March, 2025. Two more chances to take the examination ( Exam 2 and Exam 3 ) are created now to give students an opportunity to raise their scores or overcome backlogs. Exam 2 was conducted between April 24, 2025 and May 8, 2025 and Exam 3 will fall between June 9 to June 21, 2025. The 2025 syllabus bears little difference with the last academic year and there are no significant cutbacks. Exam pattern consists of a combination of MCQ type questions, short and long answers and theory papers normally valued 70 or 80 marks and the remaining 20-30 mark is usually taken care of by the practical or internal assessment.