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neha sharma

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If you work hard for your dream, then you can become an IAS officer. You should update your GK and current affairs.

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nitin pathak

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1st cut off
General - 97.5% and above marks in agg. (With one language + 3 best elective subjects.)
OBC- 96.5% and above in agg.
SC- 96% and above in agg.
ST- 96% and above in agg.
PH - 95% and above in agg.
2nd cut off
General-96.5 and above but below 97.5%marks
OBC-95.5% and above but below 96.5% marks
SC- 95%and above but below 96%
ST- same as SC
PH- 94 % and above but below 95% marks.

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Harshit Mehta

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Pre-University College (PUC) is the most popular option after class 10.
PUC is a 2 year course with 1 major board exam at the end of the second year PUC/ class 12th.
1. Every student must study 4 core subjects in each branch along with 1st language English and 2nd language (Kannada, Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, French, German and Arabic).
2. Options in arts/ humanities: History, geography, sociology, political science, psychology, education, logic, home science, optional Kannada, Karnataka music and Hindustani music, etc.
3. Options in commerce: Economics, business studies, accountancy, computer science, geogr
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Harshit Mehta

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Geography graduates are enrolled in different organizations in the role of demographers, agricultural specialists, urban and regional planners and remote sensing specialists etc. They can also find jobs in research and government sectors and can also seek placement in research agencies related to environmental issues, population studies and rural development. Teaching in schools/ colleges for those who are geography graduates with B.Ed. is also an option.

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Dear
B.Sc in agriculture is a science-based programme and for the admission, the student should have PCM or PCB in HSC.
Main subjects are:
Agronomy 1 crop production.
Agronomy 2 field crops.
Entomology study about insects.
Plant pathology plant diseases.
Soil Science soil studies, manures, fertilizers.
Genetics and plant breeding physiology and genetic engineering and others.
Agricultural Economics
Agriculture Extension
All the best.

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