Hello Jyoti,

The syllabus for the year 2020-21 has reduced by 30 percent for classes 9 to 12. The remaining syllabus will be covered in three parts. Following has been removed from the syllabus:

• The 30% of the UP Board syllabus that has been removed from the class 10 civics syllabus includes content on democracy, caste, religion and sexual issues.
• In the class 10 Mathematics syllabus, students this year will not be covering chapters like circle, probability, some trigonometry applications, parallel series and polynomials.
• Class 10 English students will not be studying the lessons -- The Nation Builders, Torch Bearers, Our Indian Music, My Greatest Olympic Prize.
• From the class 10 social science syllabus, information about major national parties and regional parties of India have been removed.
• The science syllabus will not cover properties of metals and nonmetals, early attempts to classify elements into the periodic table, electromagnetic effects, electrical effects, natural resources and our environment.
• From class 12 Hindi, the condemnation of satirist Harishankar Parsai has been omitted.
• Class 12 English students will not be studying Merchant of Venice.
• From the civics syllabus, the certain portions on political party dominance in independent India and the challenges of the Congress system have been removed.
• The history syllabus will not cover the history and nationality, sectarianism and division of 1040 in ‘division based on physical sources’.
• In Sociology, public relations media and communication subjects have also been removed from ‘dimension of globalization’.
• From the class 10 Hindi syllabus, the Varsha Sundari of Mahadevi Varma, the Chandralok of Sumitranandan Pant, the youth of Makhanlal Chaturvedi, and portions of Samas and Bahubrihi have been removed.

Rest of the syllabus has remained as usual.

Hope this helps.

Hi Kirti

If you have successfully filled the form and possess the application number/ transaction ID or reference number, then your registration is valid, even if you haven't taken its print out.

For retrieving the application, you have an option of logging in using the registered login ID and Password through the portal at : https://mhtcet2020.mahaonline.gov.in/ wherein you might find your filled-in application form.

Or else, you can write to them on their help-desk at : https://helpdesk4u.in/helpdeskk/upload/index.php

Also, you may contact MHT Officials at : 022-22016159

Hello Mahivijay !

I understand your query try dropping them a mail. In this pandemic there also might be a situation that no one is available to attend your call in the office. So you can always drop a mail.

Hope this helps !

hello aspirant!

for sure you can go to the path, sharing my personal experience where my own best friend had 69% in her academics of 12th, she went to the neet examinations with full worry that to see either she will get it or not.., although she is little weak in IPE but had a very strong basement in choice questions like neet..., with good practice and confidence she attempted the examination and got qualified in it..,

so dear, don't hestitate or decrease yourself and go forward with all confidence.

Dear Student,

The following are some of the tips which can help you to get more than 50% marks in the next compartment exam:

• Know your syllabus and Exam Pattern
• Be clear with the concepts in the 12th that you have studied
• Practice Previous years Papers and Sample Papers
• make a study plan Daily
• Balanced Diet and Proper Sleep
• Link: https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12-preparation-tips

All the best

Hello ,

Hope you are doing well

Coming to your question as you didn't specified any particular state in which you want admission in government College of Forensic Science. So the minimum eligibility criteria for Bachelor Program is 10+2 with minimum aggregate of 70% in science stream. So according to your percentage you are eligible candidate and can get selected . but admission process may differ according to various state level entrance exam conducted every year for admission process.

All the Best!

Thankyou!

Hello dear student,

yes definitely if you will start preparing for the Neet exam which will be held in next year as you said currently you are studying in class 12 so will you will be eligible to give Neet exam in the next year only. even if you start preparing now there's a good chance that you will be able to crack the Neet exam what you can do is thoroughly study the books which is NCERT maximum of the portion that is asked in NEET comes. and you can definitely do MBBS from a government college as many students through their MBBS from government colleges itself as they are affordable and the studies are up to the mark in government MBBS colleges. So as far as the cutoff is concerned as 2020 have not happened yet so here I am attaching a link where you can check the Neet cutoff for 2019 2018 for both MBBS and BDS for the different categories which is general OBC ST SC and ST EWS category also. By looking into the cut off of list you will get a fair idea how should you prepare and how much marks is needed by a student to get admission into a government medical colleges in Karnataka. Also I would like to add another thing here that every year cutoff changes and usually it increases by 15 to 20 marks so keep that also in mind while checking the cut off list of previous years.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Thank you

Dear Uma ,

I hope you are doing well !

Im really sorry to say that you had not mentioned the College or university ,exam and which ranking cutoff you wants to know ,so it will difficult to share the accurate answer without proper information of query .

I hope you will understand and kindly replay we are waiting

Thanks

Hello,

You haven't mentioned the name of the board for which you're seeking its 12th standard results, so it's difficult to provide you detailed information regarding the same, since today there were declaration of 12th results for two boards, in case of it's HBSE 12th results, you may visit the official website at bseh.org.in (http://bseh.org.in) , if it's PSEB, you may visit the official website at pseb.ac.in (http://pseb.ac.in)

the steps are same for both, visit the official site, click on the link of the results, enter login credentials and view the results.

If it's something else, please mention it in the comment box below or you can also follow our page at https://news.careers360.com/10th-12th-board-exam-results-2020-live-updates for latest updates regarding 12th results for various boards