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Radheshyam Zanwar is the founder of Zanwar Classes which prepares aspirants for competitive exams such as MHT-CET, IIT-JEE and NEET-UG.
Based in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, it provides coaching for Class 10 and Class 12 students as well.
Since the last 25 years, Radheshyam has been teaching mathematics to Class 11 and Class 12 students and coaching them for engineering and medical entrance examinations.
Radheshyam completed his civil engineering from the Government Engineering College in Aurangabad.... more
Asked by Anonymous - Oct 05, 2025Hindi
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i completed my class 12 with pcb from cbse board and then gave mathematics as only subject from up board and recieved a single subject marksheet can I use both marksheet for exams like jee. I have 2 different marksheet from different boards and different academic year PCB from cbse board 2024 and only mathematics from up board 2025

Ans: No, you cannot use marksheets from two different boards or academic years together for JEE; both Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics must be from the same board and year.

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Asked on - Oct 07, 2025 | Answered on Oct 07, 2025
Idk if it's true as my relatives son used the same way he was from pcb and then did maths from up board and applied for jee and he got into college idk if it's true or not pls help me
Ans: It’s possible your relative’s son did that, but officially, JEE eligibility requires PCM in the same qualifying exam (same board and year). If someone gets admitted with separate marksheets, it likely slipped through verification, but it’s not technically valid and can cause issues later during document verification or counseling. Still, it is recommended that, if you have doubts even after clarification, you contact the NTA or JEE helpline and clearly explain what you observed about your relative's son. Only officials can clarify the exact situation with your relative's son.

The big question I still have is whether you applied for JEE 2025 or not. If you did, what was the outcome? If you didn't, why didn't you apply?
Asked on - Oct 07, 2025 | Answered on Oct 07, 2025
I did apply but as appearing candidates so it didn't asked for my marks but now it will that's why I need help
Ans: Ask your relative's son what he mentioned on the examination application form and what he answered when submitting documents at the college during admission. I suggest you follow the path of your relative's son since he successfully gained admission. Hope God may help you as well.
Asked on - Oct 07, 2025 | Answered on Oct 07, 2025
He was appearing at that time so it was not issue but as i have to enroll for 2026 will it cause a problem?
Ans: Please contact the NTA or JEE helpline and download the brochure of JEE for more eligibility criterion information. Thanks.
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Sir, i had passed my 12th in 2023 with pcb in my state board & now in 2026 i will add maths from isolated exam(private candidate exam) of my state board which will provide me a seperate marksheet of only maths..so i will have two marksheets one of pcb & 1 of only maths..of same board but different years..will this be accepted in UGEE exam?
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My wife posts everything on social media. Earlier she used to post about food and travel and our kids. Now if we have a fight or argument, she turns it into a funny reel or feminism post and everyone on her feed starts commenting. I am not on social media but when we meet socially, our common friends have started making fun of me like I am the villain. She calls herself an influencer and says it is helping her reach a wider audience. I told her she shouldn't post without my permission and it is leading to big arguments. I feel it is unfair. What should I do? Please help me sir
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I understand where you are coming from; it's not just the post. It's about your private life being turned into public content and mockery. Your reaction is valid and yes, it is unfair. I understand her interest in building an online presence, but it has to be separated from your right to privacy. Start with a calm conversation about this; express, verbally, how her posts make you feel. Instead of saying, "You can't post about is," try saying, "When our problems become content, it hurts the relationship and me." Or, you can say, "I am so happy that you are making content, but not when it involves our problems." It's the best way to frame the expression without sounding accusatory. Be clear about your boundaries: no posts about private matters, and consent is key. Give her real-word examples, like how your friends mock you. Try to keep the conversation as less accusatory as possible, to avoid a bigger conflict. Start with communicating your feelings.

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