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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

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Hi Anjali,
Which state/city you are looking, so that can help you choose best college for the course you mentioned?

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Amlan Saha KunduMathematician|Penetration Tester|Programmer.

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Till now no. College generates a separate merit list on the basis of your HS result [for previous year, it was (2 x physics + maths + english) / 4], and then publish the name of shortlisted candidates on its website -&get; www.sxccal.edu.

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Sharjeel Mohammad Khan

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If you want take admission in M.Sc. (Physics) through JAM, you should have physics in your final year of B.Sc.

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Sunanda Singh

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Please elaborate. Are you looking for class 12 question papers or some other exam?

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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.

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Hello Lipsa,
You are not clear with the concept. Let me clearly describe it to you. Class 6th subject is an additional subject that is taken to increase the overall (aggregate) percentage. It does not helps us anywhere while taking admission in any college. 6th subject is given by the school, so that your percentage increases and also their own reputation. * If you have taken 'X' as the 6th subject, then it is not compulsory for you to give its final exam. You may or may not appear in the exam. Hence, you can fail in 6th subject yet it won't matter as you should pass. * It is important to pass in other 5 subjects (other than the 6th su
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Harleen Kaur

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No, you will still have to pursue a course in aviation.

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