Hi

Yes, your son being oci is not eligible for WB JEE examination as to be eligible one must be Indian citizen, you can check the same at

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-eligibility-criteria

You don't need to worry at all even if you are not eligible for wbee  you can  still get admission in

Hello Sir,

See if your son is an OCI card holder but have passed his class 12th from West Bengal then he will be eligible for Home state quota of West Bengal and he will be considered under General category as there is no any particular reservation for OCI/PIO candidates.

Hi

No, you are not eligible for JEE advanced examination 2022

This is because,

As per , eligibility criteria one is eligible for JEE advanced examination  in the year in which he or she appears for 12th board examination and the next year following it.

Now, your 12th appearing year

Dear Student,

Yes, you don't need to worry as class 11th syllabus is different from class 12th also class 11th syllabus is difficult for science stream whereas class 12th is not that lengthy.You will study different syllabus in 12th class so don't worry.

Thanks

Hi Aspirant,

Ther are many practicals that one need to perform in class 12 based on the subjects the student opt for.In physics there are practicals,in chemistry too.Different colleges make students write different practicals so its not possible to give notes without knowing the chapter name and syllabus.Please mention the

Hey,

Courses depends on the subjects you have taken in your 12th grade. If you've taken PCM then ofcourse you may appear for jee and apply for btech courses. You can also go some bsc courses as well given the subjects you have taken in your 12th grade. If you're

You may complete certain Diploma Courses in 2/3 years but that wont add value to your profile considering career scope and prospects. You need a minimum 3 years to Graduate either in B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BA/BHM followed by job opportunities. Try securing a seat in some of the Better Institutes in respective domain