Last year I m in 12 but now I m going to give exam did I need gap certificate for it plz help

Ans: no

Ans: Difficult to tell, but may be higher than 99 percentile

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Ans: Hi Rajeswari,

First of all, you should think about the course you want to pursue. Gaining admission through category rank is a privilege, so it’s wise to consider the EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) category rather than just the open category. Sometimes, this can help you get into the program you prefer, but keep in mind that you might not get your desired center, which often depends on your score.

Government institutions tend to offer better opportunities in professional courses. It's important to recognize that the government invests significantly in higher education. Rather than comparing institutions, focus on your own development and seek out scholarships while pursuing your studies. In addition to government scholarships, private organizations also offer scholarships ranging from 1 lakh to 6 lakhs.
BEST OF LUCK.

POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.

Ans: Hi,

Always write the first name before any other name. The birth certificate is the most important form of identification and serves as the basis for generating other IDs. It is advisable to use the birth certificate as your primary

Based on your birth certificate, you received your Aadhaar card. Therefore, consult a notary to obtain the certificate for the same person or to follow the necessary procedures for changing the name on your 10th-grade certificate. For now, you can use the format provided on your birth certificate.

POOCHO. LIFE CHANGE KARO.

Ans: With an 81.65 percentile in JEE Main you have a moderate chance of getting into some NITs or GFTIs, but it's unlikely to get into top-tier institutions. The percentile translates to a rank between 150,000 and 300,000, which may be enough for some NITs, particularly those that are newer or located in regions with lower competition. Best of luck. Professor

Ans: What is your actual question? If you are not satisfied with your present job try for other jobs. Professor

Ans: GFTI stands for Government Funded Technical Institutes in India. These are higher education institutions, including universities and engineering colleges, that receive funding from the Government of India. They offer various technical programs, including undergraduate (B.Tech, B.Arch) and postgraduate (M.Tech, MBA) degrees, as well as doctoral programs. GFTIs are often known for their relatively lower fees compared to private engineering colleges. For strong placement opportunities, some top GFTIs in India include the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Tiruchirappalli, the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Allahabad, and the National Institute of Technology Rourkela. These institutes generally offer higher placement packages and attract recruiters from various global companies. They are Govt funded and functions under MHRD.Top NITs are good among GFTIs. Professor

Ans: Let him complete traditional graduation B.Com. After that if he is truly brilliant can go for CA , otherwise can join MBA ( Finance). Regards.Professor