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In most cases, once the objection process is over and the final answer key is released, the answers may be revised if discrepancies or errors are found in the provisional answer key. If a student's objection is valid, the answer key may be corrected, and the marks would be adjusted accordingly.Regarding scoring, it's highly unlikely for a student's score to decrease once the final answer key is released unless there's an issue related to incorrect marking or the question being removed entirely from the marking scheme. Typically, a student's score would either remain the same or increase if their objections are valid and the answers are corrected.So, the possibility of scoring lesser is minimal, but you can only score the same or more marks based on the final key after the objections are considered.

Hi Vijay, If you have missed your hall ticket and roll number, you can still check your results by following these steps:Visit the Official Exam Website:Go to the official website of the examination body (e.g., CBSE, State Boards, or university).Look for the results section.Enter Personal Details:Use alternative personal details such as your name, date of birth, and any other identification fields provided by the website.Some exam boards allow results to be accessed through registered mobile number or email ID.Contact the Exam Authority:If you're unable to find your results using personal details, reach out to the examination authority's helpline or support center. They may ask for identification documents to verify your identity and provide you with the hall ticket or roll number.Check with Your School or College:If the exam is school or college-based, you can also inquire directly with your institution. They may have a record of your roll number or a process for retrieving it.I hope this helps! Let me know if you need further assistance.

 Dear Hafsa, Participating in entrance exams for institutions in states like Delhi, Mumbai, and Chandigarh is feasible, even if you're from another state. Here's how you can proceed:Research State-Specific Entrance Exams:Each state conducts its own entrance exams for various courses. For example:Delhi: The Joint Admission Counselling (JAC) Delhi conducts counseling for admissions to engineering and architecture courses in Delhi.Maharashtra: The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) is conducted for admissions to engineering and pharmacy courses in Maharashtra.Chandigarh: Chandigarh University conducts the Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) for admissions to various undergraduate and postgraduate programs.Check Eligibility Criteria:Each exam has specific eligibility requirements, including domicile status, educational qualifications, and age limits. For instance, the MHT CET has domicile criteria, but candidates from other states are also eligible.Register and Apply:Once you meet the eligibility criteria, register for the respective entrance exams through their official websites. Ensure you adhere to application deadlines and provide accurate information.Prepare for the Exams:Focus on the syllabus and exam pattern specific to each entrance test. Utilize study materials, practice papers, and mock tests to enhance your preparation.Stay Updated:Regularly visit the official websites of the respective entrance exams for updates on exam dates, admit cards, and results.By following these steps, you can effectively participate in entrance exams across different states and increase your chances of securing admission to your desired institution.Best of luck with your preparations!

 Dear Kubra, With just two months left for your boards, it's essential to focus on effective and strategic study methods. Here's a plan to help you optimize your time:Prioritize Important Topics:Review the syllabus and identify high-weightage chapters.Focus more on subjects or topics you find difficult.Create a Study Schedule:Plan daily study sessions with short breaks.Allocate time for each subject according to its difficulty level and your comfort.Use Previous Years' Papers:Solve board exam papers from previous years to get an idea of the exam pattern and frequently asked questions.Practice Time Management:Set timers while solving papers to practice completing them within the allotted time.Focus on Conceptual Clarity:Understanding core concepts is more valuable than rote memorization.Use resources like NCERT books, reference books, and online tutorials for better clarity.Revise Regularly:Reserve time for regular revision, focusing on weak areas.Revise notes and key points to ensure quick recall during exams.Stay Healthy:Ensure you get enough sleep, eat healthily, and exercise regularly to stay energized and focused.Stay calm and focused, and give your best effort in these remaining months. Best of luck with your preparation!