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Rounit Rai

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Government boarding school for girls class 11, cheap and best for CBSE are :-
1- Welham girls school
2- Bishop cotton girls school
3- Mayo college girls school
4- Scindia Kanya vidyalaya
5- Vidya Devi Jindal school
6- Convent of Jesus and Mary school
7- Unison world school
8- Mussoorie international school
9- Hopetown girls school
10- Ecole Global international girls school.

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Rounit Rai

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The best boarding CBSE school for girls in the budget are :-
1- Welham girls school
2- Scindia Kanya vidyalaya
3- Unison world school
4- Mussoorie international school
5- Hopetown girls school
6- mayo college girls school
7- Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls public school
8- Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary school for girls
9- Convent of Jesuyand Mary school
10- Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls public school.

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Rounit Rai

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If there is a time gap of two or more than two years between your 10th passing year and the session of your admission in NIOS then you would get first opportunity to sit for public examination after exactly one year from the session of your admission and subsequently get your result. If you have just completed your 10th grade and as of now you want to opt NIOS then the minimum course duration would be two years and if you have just completed your 11th or failed in 11th and want to opt NIOS then also the minimum time length of the course will be two years there is no admission in 12th in NIOS You have to get admitted in 10+2 course name
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Abhishek nandgowli

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The second merit list for first-year junior college (FYJC) courses was released Friday morning and cut-offs dipped 0.5-2% across streams and colleges. Thank you.

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Sarvagya Thakur

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Keep calm and try active recall study method. Focus more on the topics that you're not confident about and remember to take breaks cause your brain can't manage all that information in on sitting.

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Sarvagya Thakur

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Visit the Narayana Group's official website and look for the option to register for the talent test. Fill in the registration form with your personal details and select the class 11th option. Pay the registration fee, if any, through the available online payment modes. Once the payment is confirmed, you'll receive an email or message with the login credentials and test link. On the day of the test, click on the test link and log in with your credentials. Follow the instructions provided and attempt the test within the given time limit.

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Dhruv

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99.99% minimum is needed to pursue B.Tech with scholarship in Canada.

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jasveer singh

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Hi
When you preparing for UPSC you need to read every thing in a syllabus but a big part of UPSC is related to history and modern history so it's useful if you chose arts and learn every thing then you need to only revice the syllabus and you save time in completing syllabus
choosing Arts or the humanities in your 11 and 12th and graduation can be really helpful for your UPSC examination, this is because in Arts you will be learning subjects like history, polity etc. Which are a part of the UPSC syllabus so it will help you in your UPSC examination.

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Nitesh Kumar Tiwari

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The decision to switch from Science to commerce should be based on your interests, strengths, and future career goals. Here are a few things to consider when making your decision:
Interests: If you find Science subjects to be challenging and don't enjoy them, it may be a good idea to switch to commerce. If you have a natural inclination towards subjects like economics, accounting, and business, commerce may be a better fit for you. Strengths: If you have strong analytical and problem-solving skills, an aptitude for mathematics and Statistics and an ability to think logically, Science may be a better fit. On the other hand, if you have s
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