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Yes, you can apply for the SBI Clerk exam if you are in the final year or semester of your BA program. However, you must provide proof of passing the graduation exam if you are selected. Here are some other eligibility criteria for the SBI Clerk exam:You must have a bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university or institution. You must have a minimum score of 50% on your tenth-grade board exam from a recognised board. You must be fluent in the official and local languages. You must meet the age limit and other eligibility criteria. The SBI Clerk exam is conducted in two stages: prelims and mains. The prelims exam is conducted in four shifts and the Mains exam is conducted in two shifts.  

 Dear Debanjali, Preparing for the PUBDET exam for BA English Honours requires a strategic approach. While your Class 11 and 12 CBSE English textbooks provide a solid foundation, supplementing them with additional resources can enhance your preparation. Here are some recommended books:NCERT English Core Class 12This textbook offers a comprehensive overview of English literature and language, aligning with the PUBDET syllabus.Arihant's 'Target B.Sc. Agriculture'Although primarily for agriculture, this book includes practice questions that can aid in honing your English comprehension skills.'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua AchebeA seminal work in English literature, essential for understanding African literature.'Never Let Me Go' by Kazuo IshiguroA contemporary novel that offers insights into modern English literature.'A Necklace Of Skulls: Collected Poems' by Eunice de SouzaA collection that provides exposure to Indian English poetry.Additionally, reviewing the PUBDET 2025 syllabus will help you focus on relevant topics. For more interactive preparation, you may find videos on platforms like YouTube helpful.Best wishes for your preparation!

Dear Maryam Farooq, Preparing for the JMI BA LLB entrance exam requires a strategic approach:Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the exam structure and subjects, including English Comprehension, Current Affairs, Legal Reasoning, General Studies, and Elementary Mathematics.Create a Study Plan: Allocate dedicated time to each subject, emphasizing areas where you feel less confident.Select Quality Study Materials: Utilize recommended books and resources tailored for law entrance exams.Practice Previous Years' Papers: Solving past papers will help you understand the question patterns and improve time management.Stay Updated with Current Affairs: Regularly read newspapers and follow reputable news sources to enhance your general knowledge.Take Mock Tests: Regular mock exams will build confidence and identify areas needing improvement.Revise Consistently: Regular revision is crucial to retain information and reinforce learning. Best wishes for your preparation!