NIOS

Yes, even if you failed Maths in 10th grade and took PCB in 12th, you can still pursue PCM through NIOS without repeating 10th grade; you can choose to take Maths as an additional subject through NIOS to qualify for PCM courses at the higher education level. 

Key points about this situation:

NIOS flexibility:

The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) allows you to choose subjects individually, meaning you can take Maths through NIOS even if you didn't study it previously.

Subject change option:

You can change your subjects within the validity period of your NIOS admission, enabling you to add Maths to your course.

Check university requirements:

While you can pursue PCM 

Students interested in the B.Sc. Nursing program at J.G. College of Nursing in Ahmedabad need to meet particular requirements for admission. Candidates need to finish their 10+2 education with 45% grade points by acquiring Physics, Chemistry , Biology and English subjects from a educational institution . Students need to reach 17 years old by December 31st of the admission year. The college needs candidates who studied at a recognized board according to its criteria though NIOS qualifications are not explicitly mentioned. The Indian Nursing Council accepts nursing courses from NIOS for admission although it does not explicitly specify this fact. Students who complete their NIOS studies with the minimum required subjects and percentage are generally accepted as eligible candidates. Before making an application students should seek direct confirmation about admission requirements from the college administration.

Dear Strange Person,

JEE Advanced ke liye eligibility aur dates har saal update hoti hain. Agar aap NIOS ke result ki wajah se late ho gaye hain aur aapko lagta hai ki aapka drop bekar ho gaya, toh aapko chinta karne ki zarurat nahi hai.

JEE Advanced me, agar aapne JEE Main clear kar liya hai aur aapke paas valid marks hain, toh aap ek saal ke baad bhi JEE Advanced ke liye eligible ho sakte hain. Bas aapko apni eligibility check karni hogi. JEE Main ke results ko late hona directly aapke JEE Advanced eligibility ko affect nahi karta, jab tak aapke marks valid hain.

Har saal ke liye specific eligibility criteria hote hain, toh aap official website jeeadv.ac.in pe check kar sakte hain.

Good luck!

No, you don't need to appear for an entrance exam to get admission to the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). You can register online or in person at a study center or regional center. 

Eligibility

To be eligible for the Secondary Course, you must have passed class VIII or provide a self-certificate stating that you have studied enough 

To be eligible for the Senior Secondary Course, you must have passed class X from a recognised board 

Admission process 

Visit the NIOS website

Register online

Pay the fee

Select an examination slot

Admission benefits

You can change subjects during the first five years of admission 

You can take the On-Demand Examination (ODE) system to get assessed when you're ready 

Students can enroll in BSc programs at IGNOU during their studies of D.El.Ed and BLIS programs. Multi-program enrollment through IGNOU is feasible when students select courses which do not compete for the same programme duration. You need to fulfill all eligibility requirements established by BSc programs since they accept applicants with 10+2 qualifications and equivalent levels of study. The BSc programme at IGNOU extends across three years and students must pay between INR 24,000 to INR 36,000 as total fees based on their chosen specialization. The programme admission requires applicants to submit their application form together with necessary supporting documents and payment.

Yes, students who have passed from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) are eligible for admission to pharmacy courses like B.Pharma and D.Pharma. This is subject to meeting the other requirements of the Pharmacy Act, 1948. 

Explanation

In June 2015, the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) approved the eligibility of NIOS students for pharmacy courses. 

The PCI's decision was made with the goal of promoting skill development in the country. 

The PCI also recommended that students who have passed or are studying pharmacy courses from open schools be eligible for registration as pharmacists. 

The Association of Indian Universities has granted equivalency to NIOS courses for admission to higher studies in Indian universities.