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Bihar School Examination Board   (BSEB) has announced to change the pattern of class 12 Board Exams once again.   In 2017, 7.19 lakh students out of 12.6 lakh failed in the Intermediate or class 12 Bihar Board Exams . It means approximately 64 percent students could not clear their exam. It prompted BSEB to revise the question paper pattern few years back. From 2021 onwards, get ready for another minor but significant change. In this post, we will discuss about the proposed   new pattern of class 12 Bihar Board Exams .  

There are 13 Government Medical Colleges in Madhya Pradesh in which native students can take admission under State Quota Open Seats. All 100 seats in   AIIMS Bhopal   are filled based on   NEET All India Rank . Hence, in this post we have given category wise seat distribution of MBBS Seats (State Quota Open Seats) of 13 government medical colleges of the state excluding AIIMS Bhopal.  

There are 14 Government Medical Colleges in Madhya Pradesh including   AIIMS Bhopal . Admission in all these colleges is done based on NEET Merit List. In AIIMS Bhopal, candidates across the country can take admission based on   NEET All India Rank   while in other government colleges of MP,   15   percent seats are reserved under   All India Quota   while some seats are reserved under   Government of India (GOI)   for central nominees.   

Admission in Government and Private Medical Colleges of Madhya Pradesh (MP) is now done based on   NEET Merit List .   National Testing Agency   (NTA)   conducts NEET every year and based on its merit list,   Department of Medical Education   (DME)   under the government of Madhya Pradesh conducts counselling for allotment of MBBS seats under state quota. After the declaration of   NEET 2020   result, counselling notification has been released on DME MP website. In this post, we will take a look at Madhya Pradesh Private Medical College Fee Structure.  

From 2019 onwards, NEET is conducted by newly constituted   NTA   ( National Testing Agency ). It was earlier conducted by   CBSE . NEET has now replaced AIPMT, all state level medical entrance exams and those conducted by various private medical colleges. Admission in medical/dental colleges of different states and private institutions offering   MBBS   or   BDS   courses is now done based on NEET merit list. In this post, we will discuss about NEET and its pros and cons in detail.

KVPY 2020 online application form is now available on the official website of KVPY ( Kishore   Vaigyanik   Protsahan   Yojana ) and students studying in class 11, 12 or first year of graduation in the Science stream can apply for this examination.   KVPY 2020 Online Application Form   can be filled from 6 September 2020. The   Last date   to fill the application form is 5 October 2020. The application form can be filled only through   online mode . We will discuss the entire procedure in detail one by one. Let us see, “ How to fill online application form of KVPY 2020? ”    

  Ideally, CBSE wants its students to study similar subjects in Class 10 or Class 12 that they studied in Class 9 or Class   11   respectively. As per the scheme of studies, Class 10 (including Class 9) and Class 12 (including Class 11) are 2-year courses. Hence, board wants students to opt for only those subjects in Class 9/11 which they would like to continue in Class 10/12. However, if a student wants to change his subject in Class 10 or Class 12, will he be allowed to do so? Can a student change his subject(s) in Class 10 or Class 12?  

Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) has released application form of   almost all   entrance exams that were scheduled to be conducted by it in 2020. But, due to Coronavirus pandemic, JCECEB has not been able to conduct single entrance exam this year. We will try to answer a prominent question of students- When JCECEB will conduct its Exams in 2020 amid COVID-19 threat.    

BIT Sindri is one of the most popular Engineering Colleges of Jharkhand. Admission in BIT Sindri was earlier used to be carried out based on entrance exam conducted by Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) – JCECE. But things have changed 2019 onwards.   State level entrance exam for Engineering Colleges has been scrapped.