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augustin dmello
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Hello Neha,
Fine arts is offered by CBSE as a subject option, however, individual schools decide on the options they wish to provide their students. If your school does not offer fine arts after 10th, you can opt for subjects as per interests, choice and strengths in class 11th since there are no subject restrictions for admission to the BFA course. Bachelor of Fine Arts or BFA is an integrative course having duration of four years. This course requires natural skills such as sketching, drawing and visualization. There are no entrance tests for admission into BFA. However, prior to getting admission in any of the institutions in BFA on
Fine arts is offered by CBSE as a subject option, however, individual schools decide on the options they wish to provide their students. If your school does not offer fine arts after 10th, you can opt for subjects as per interests, choice and strengths in class 11th since there are no subject restrictions for admission to the BFA course. Bachelor of Fine Arts or BFA is an integrative course having duration of four years. This course requires natural skills such as sketching, drawing and visualization. There are no entrance tests for admission into BFA. However, prior to getting admission in any of the institutions in BFA on
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Tanveer Khan
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Yes, it is some what necessary because by looking at your 11th class results they judge your capabilities in academics and as 12th class results are not published they have to look in your latest performance. So, you are required to submit it.
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Harsh Tickoo
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Depends upon your strength and weaknesses. If you want to go for non-medical, go for it. But, beware it's quite difficult and lot competition prevails in it. If you are quite intelligent, go for commerce, then pursue CA. CA is more difficult than any engineering stuff, but it offers huge package, if you are quite good in it. Seriously, your package could go up to Rs. 6-7 million in the beginning, but only if you are the best in your college.
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Harsh Tickoo
Beginner-Level 4
That depends on what you want to do. If you want to pursue your future in commerce only, for eg. CA, B.Com BBA, etc. opt for Maths instead of physical education and Economics Instead of Entrepreneurship (if your school has that). But if you want to do something different like LLB, Hotel Management, then opt for anything you find easy. Accountancy, Business Studies and English are mandatory (at least was in my school).
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello,
That's good, as you are in class 10th, then it is the right time to prepare yourself for JEE exam.
JEE is not tough. You just need to develop a natural interest in Physics, Chemistry and Maths. Think in terms of actual scenarios and not just solving problems. You must spent time on self-preparation apart from school and coaching classes. The number of hours you study is not important than how much you actually study. Concentration in whichever subject you study is the key. You have to Build a good timetable and follow it religiously. Systematic study is more important than studying concepts randomly.
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That's good, as you are in class 10th, then it is the right time to prepare yourself for JEE exam.
JEE is not tough. You just need to develop a natural interest in Physics, Chemistry and Maths. Think in terms of actual scenarios and not just solving problems. You must spent time on self-preparation apart from school and coaching classes. The number of hours you study is not important than how much you actually study. Concentration in whichever subject you study is the key. You have to Build a good timetable and follow it religiously. Systematic study is more important than studying concepts randomly.
Avoid social media distraction
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Dear,
According to your interest, you can opt B.com LLB programme through that you can learn subject related to TAX LAW and further, you can take specialisation TAX LAW in LLM programme.
For top Law colleges, either you need to appear for CLAT or different universities having own entrance exam for the admission.
You can follow Shiksha website for the same.
All the best.
According to your interest, you can opt B.com LLB programme through that you can learn subject related to TAX LAW and further, you can take specialisation TAX LAW in LLM programme.
For top Law colleges, either you need to appear for CLAT or different universities having own entrance exam for the admission.
You can follow Shiksha website for the same.
All the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Sagar,
It is good to have a consistent academic record. Marks from 10th onwards is important. Plus, if your SAT score is good along with your school marks then admission chances will increase automatically. If, however, you can't do well in your 11th and work very hard on your 12th and SAT and also work on your extra curricular.
It is good to have a consistent academic record. Marks from 10th onwards is important. Plus, if your SAT score is good along with your school marks then admission chances will increase automatically. If, however, you can't do well in your 11th and work very hard on your 12th and SAT and also work on your extra curricular.
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Siddrat TaufiqueCommunication Writing, USA
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Its completely upto you. Please talk with your family about your 11th and 12th, talking about SAT, coaching centers are available in both cities and franchisees are same.
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