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Guide-Level 12
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Guide-Level 13
It is advisable that do not confine yourself to how much percentage. It is always good to try to score the highest rank. For that you will definitely have to burn the candle at both the ends. I mean you will have to work hard day and night. However, if you are able to score and be on top, you will not have to run behind the colleges. The opportunity itself will come to your doorstep. So instead of thinking on hoe much focus on complete 100%. This is because if you keep your aim higher, you get yourself motivated in order to pursue you aim. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God Bless You.
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Scholar-Level 16
Yes, you can apply for Government jobs all over in India. All government jobs are subjected to a competitive exam, based on which your selection is determined.
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Scholar-Level 18
This is an entrance test for admission to any of the almost 35 colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Interestingly this test is conducted for either of the three or five year law courses offered by the universities in Andhra Pradesh. Of course, syllabus for five years course is equivalent to 12th standard whereas one for the three year course is equivalent to graduation level. Out of the 120 questions spread over three subjects are to be answered in 90 minutes. With no negative marking, a student must attempt all questions. Indian nationals with 45% marks in qualifying exam and 40% for SC & ST candidates. The age for five year degree course is 2
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Scholar-Level 17
Here are a few eligibility conditions for appearing in this exam:
1. Candidate must pass their 12th exam with at least 50% marks for general and for SC/ST passing marks is 45%.
2. Candidate must be less than 20 years at the time of SET exam for general and for SC/ST is 22 year.
3. A candidate who appeared in the exam and result is awaited can also appear in the exam with a proof of awaiting the result.
4. This is an offline exam so the candidate has to follow the institution strictly at the time of exam if any mistake they are rejected from the exam.
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