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Sukhendra Kumar Kushwaha

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Yes, an online B.Com degree is valid and approved by UGC Deb to be taught in online mode. In India, many universities offer this programme.

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Ayush Rikhari

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Hi,
There are many colleges like :
Bhartiya Vidyapeeth
Kr mangalam
GD GOENKA
Benett university
BML MUNJAL.

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Shikha Goyal

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The filling up of choices and locking of choices for online centralized off-campus counselling for HSTES 2024 for Round 1 will begin soon on the offiical website. The result of the seat allotment by NIC for the first round of counselling will be announced on the official website. The Haryana B.Tech admisison counselling choice filling dates has been extended. The whole Counselling schedule will be announced soon.

Filling up of choices and locking of choices for HSTES 2024 Round 2 will be conducted online. Therefore, eligible candidates will get the chance to participate in HSTES 2024 counselling as per the scheduled date. Check out more

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Prachi Beriwal

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Please note that policies and guidelines can change, and it's essential to refer to the official KCET website or contact the concerned authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding exam attendance in case of illness. In general, if you are unwell or unable to attend the KCET exam due to valid reasons such as illness, you should check the guidelines provided by the conducting authority. They may have specific provisions for such situations. It is possible that they may offer alternative arrangements or rescheduling options for candidates who are unable to attend the exam due to illness. To explore the possibilit
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YASH SHARMA

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Yes, you can pursue an LLM course through online. There are many universities that offer online LLM programs. These programs are designed for working professionals who want to advance their legal education without having to quit their jobs.
Online LLM programs offer the same curriculum as traditional LLM programs. However, they are delivered through online modules and lectures. This allows students to learn at their own pace and from the comfort of their own homes.
There are many benefits to pursuing an online LLM program. These benefits include:
* Flexibility: Online LLM programs offer students the flexibility to learn at their own pace
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Shruti Garg

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In case of disruptions during the CSEET online examination viz. , No network connection, no internet connectivity, power disruptions, network disconnection due to Wi-Fi disabled, or any other such scenarios, candidates will be allowed to log in again. Candidates will be able to continue the test from the last question attempted. All the answers are saved automatically. In such cases, the remote proctor will keep a tab. Candidates must make sure to log in immediately after getting logout. Additionally, candidates will be given extra 15 minutes to compensate for the time loss if there are any disruptions with the permission of the live p

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Shruti Garg

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Live proctors will watch the CSEET exam online. The process will be coducted as:

  1. Proctors will be able to chat with the exam taker in an active chat session.
  2. Proctors can also communicate with the test takers through a microphone or camera.
  3. During the exam, the activities of the candidate and screen will be captured frequently.
  4. Each session is finished either by the test taker, automatically after the end of the allotted time, or by the proctor. All audio, video, text messages and recorded events are saved in the system and are attached to the session protocol.
  5. At the end of the exam, the proctor will leave a remark (positive or negative) a
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Shruti Garg

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If candidates are found to be violating the guidelines during the test or trying to practice unfair means, the data will be collected automatically and will automatically notify the live proctor under the following circumstances:

  1. Focus changed to another window: candidate is on other tab than test window.
  2. Candidate using older version of browser
  3. Webcam is disabled
  4. Candidate's face is not visible
  5. Faces other than of candidate Infront of the camera
  6. Face not matching the candidate's profile
  7. Microphone is on mute or volume is low and several background noises can be heard
  8. Screen activities are not shared
  9. Second display is used; additional monitor
  10. Fu
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