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Nandini Pangasarajah
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Diploma in Air Hostess training and Diploma in Cabin Crew/Flight Attendant training are the two courses you can do.
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Anisha Das
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The last date to apply for fresh candidates is October 21. The repeater, private, HSC vocational and improvement exam aspirants can fill the application form from October 22 to November 4
The board exams 2023 for the class 10 or Secondary School Certificate SSC and class 12 or Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) will likely begin from February. The Maharashtra Board has issued a tentative schedule for both SSC and HSE exams. This is the first time the state education board has released the timetables almost six months in advance. The dates, however, are tentative.
The board exams 2023 for the class 10 or Secondary School Certificate SSC and class 12 or Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) will likely begin from February. The Maharashtra Board has issued a tentative schedule for both SSC and HSE exams. This is the first time the state education board has released the timetables almost six months in advance. The dates, however, are tentative.
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Sarvagya Thakur
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The exam pattern for HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate exams in Maharashtra is as follows:
Subjects: The HSC exams in Maharashtra are conducted for various streams, including Science, Commerce, and Arts. Exam format: The HSC exams are conducted in a written format. The question paper consists of multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions. Exam duration: The duration of the HSC exams in Maharashtra is generally 3 hours for each subject. Total marks: The maximum marks for each subject in the HSC exams is 100. Marking scheme: The marking scheme for HSC exams in Maharashtra includes both internal and extern
Subjects: The HSC exams in Maharashtra are conducted for various streams, including Science, Commerce, and Arts. Exam format: The HSC exams are conducted in a written format. The question paper consists of multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions. Exam duration: The duration of the HSC exams in Maharashtra is generally 3 hours for each subject. Total marks: The maximum marks for each subject in the HSC exams is 100. Marking scheme: The marking scheme for HSC exams in Maharashtra includes both internal and extern
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Anil Bandharapu
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There are some main points if you know that, you can understand accounts easily. First you need to understand about assets and liabilities, divide them into two coloums. Understand the difference between Debits and credits. Maintain journals and ledger. Examine the balance sheet and prepare statement.
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Rahul kumar
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Yes, you can definitely pursue BCA after your completion of 12th from commerce. There are many reputed colleges in India some of them have their own entrance exam.
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Deeksha Dixit
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According to the MSBSHSE board, you need to score 35 percent in order to pass the Maharashtra SSC exam. The Maharashtra SSC exam is equivalent to the CBSE Class 10 level. To pass the SSC exam, you must score at least 35% on both the theory and practical papers. You will be deemed unsuccessful and required to take the Supplementary Exam if your score is less than 35%. The passing grade is between 35% and 44%, and above this score, you get a grade as follows:
1. A score of 45% to 59% is considered second division.
2. A 60% and above is considered first division.
3. If your score is above 75%, you get a distinction.
1. A score of 45% to 59% is considered second division.
2. A 60% and above is considered first division.
3. If your score is above 75%, you get a distinction.
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