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Prabal Kishor Kashyap
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Getting admission to Amirtha School does not depends on the scores obtained in class 11th. Find below the eligiblity criteria and the total tuition fees for the all the courses offered at the college in INR:CoursesTuition FeesEligibilityB.Sc.(15 courses)2.7 L - 7.2 L10+2 : 60 %M.Sc.(16 courses)1 L - 3 LGraduation : 50 %BASLP(1 course)5.4 L10+2 : 60 %MHA(1 course)– / –Graduation : 50 %PG Diploma(1 course)4 L– / –BMLT(1 course)4.4 L10+2 : 60 %
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Himanshi Tirkha
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Hi,I did some research. I found out that the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education will be introducing a revised syllabus very soon. However, if you have taken exams according to the old syllabus your marks will still be valid. There is no certainty about what are the changes will be happening in the syllabus. However, the syllabus is being revised to help students perform better.I hope it will help. You can reach out to us for further queries.Thank You.
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M Akash
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There is a national entrance exam for law school.The applicant needs to have finished grade 12.As of right now, you can study for the CLAT using online resources and from law college students.To get a good score on the CLAT exam, you can study from the previous year's question paper and practice legal aptitude, current general knowledge, and mock tests.You wish to increase your mathematical understanding and English communication abilities. A 45% score on the CLAT entrance exam is required. You have to focus on the mathematics from your 12th grade class, as there are multiple questions from the courses. Ask if you are unsure of anythin
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Rishu Keshri
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You can give the IAT exam without having maths. The eligibility criteria is that candidate must have at least three subject with them which can be any from physics, chemistry, biology, or maths but the board must be recognised by COBSE and must score at least 60 percentage for general and for others it is 55 percentage in there board exam.
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Tasbiya Khan
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One widely used book is "Accountancy - A Textbook for Class XI" by DK Goel, Rajesh Goel, and Shelly Goel. It covers the syllabus comprehensively and provides clear explanations and examples.Another popular choice is "ISC Accountancy Book I for Class XI" by Dr. Vinod Kumar. This book is known for its well-structured content and practice questions that help students grasp the concepts effectively.However, it's always a good idea to consult with your teachers or classmates for their recommendations as well. They might have additional suggestions based on their own experiences and preferences.
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Pulkit Gautam
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In India, there are several schools and institutions that offer fashion designing classes. Some of the top fashion design colleges in India include the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) with multiple campuses across the country, the National Institute of Design (NID) in Delhi, and the Pearl Academy of Fashion. These institutions offer a range of courses, from undergraduate programs like B.Des in Fashion Design, B.Sc. in Fashion Design, and B.A. in Fashion Design, to postgraduate programs like M.Des in Fashion & Textiles, M.Sc. in Fashion Designing, and M.A. in Fashion Design
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