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Students from non-biology stream can also study MBBS. In a recent judgement, Rajasthan High Court has ruled that the study of biology is not a necessary condition to pursue MBBS. According Economic Times Two students named Neha Chaudhary and Suraj Bansal, who cleared the  NEET entrance examination , were denied admission by the college on the basis that they had not studied biology at higher secondary level as per Undergraduate Medical Education Regulation 1997.  But, Court rejected this and allotted admission to both in Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Government Medical College Dungarpur, respectively. The court said since the candidates have cleared NEET 2018, there is no point to not grant them admission as they have already made themselves thorough with biology while preparing for the exam.  Tanveer Ahmed and JK Yogi, counsels for the petitioners, had cited a division bench order of the Delhi High Court in the Tanishq Gangwar case in which it was ordered that “the disqual

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the JEE Main exam dates for 2019; the exam will be held in the months of January and April. To crack the JEE Main 2019, candidates should schedule a clear-cut preparation plan as the exam is believed to be the most popular one amongst engineering exams. Many students don't know from where to start the JEE Main preparation. The below information will surely help you with just that. Closely Look at The JEE Main Exam Pattern Before preparing a study plan or a timetable for the JEE Main preparation, we will suggest you to give some time to closely look at the test pattern. Read The JEE Main Syllabus It is always good to start by assessing the JEE Main syllabus prior to starting your preparations. It will also make you draft an effective JEE Main preparation plan. Priorities The JEE Main Important Topics It is advised to know about all the important topics of each subject in JEE Main prior to starting your preparation. Pick

Engineering entrance exams 2019: Apart from JEE, there are lots of private engineering exams and state wise exams conducted where lots of students appeared to get admission into state wise and private engineering colleges.  Every year, thousands of students appear for the engineering entrance exams either at the national or state level. Joint Entrance Exam is considered as the most coveted as it opens door of the most prestigious engineering institutes of the country, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), NITs among others. Apart from it, there are engineering exams held by private colleges/ universities like BITSAT or VTUEEE that are equally competitive and popular among aspirants. By September, most engineering exams schedule will be released. Here is the list of the engineering examinations and the tentative schedule for reference. JEE Main 2019: Important dates: JEE Main I: Commences from January 6 Online submission of application forms: September 1 to September 30, 2018 Do

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced the dates for registration and exam schedule of various competitive exams such as Joint Entrance Examination-Main (JEE-main) and National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) on Tuesday. And as first reported by TOI earlier this month, the NEET-UG will be "a single exam in pen and paper mode and in the same number of languages as has been conducted in 2018." The government earlier in July 2018 announced a tentative schedule for the exams and also said that the JEE-main and NEET-UG will be conducted twice a year and all the exams will be computer based. However, following request from the ministry of health and family welfare, it was decided that the medical/ dental entrance test will continue to be an annual exam on pen and paper mode with no change in pattern. JEE-Main 1 will be conducted from January 6 to 20, 2019 and JEE-Main 2 will be from April 6 to 20, 2019 and NEET-UG will be held on May 5, 2019. The NTA ha

Indian Institutes of Technology will continue to offer BTech programmes and there will be no reform in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). The decision was taken by the IIT council at a meeting on Monday following a proposal backed by the Human Resource Development Ministry to improvise the JEE, a gateway to secure admission to IITs. The council also turned down the proposal to scrap BTech courses and make the premiere institution mentor other engineering colleges. "There will be no revision in tuition fee charged from undergraduate students in IITs. The council did not consider any changes in the JEE (Advanced)," Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar told reporters. "The IIT Pal designed to help students in preparing for JEE would be further extended and would be made available with hand holding support from SWAYAM," he added. source: www.misostudy.com

CBSE Board Exam 2019: Cautionary notice for all the students who will appear for the board examinations conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) next year. The board has decided to ban entry into the examination hall of those students who will reach the centre late. Like in all competitive exams - Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) or Common Admission Test (CAT) where no student is allowed beyond the stipulated timing - 'late entry' will be "completely barred" for the candidates appearing for classes X and XII Board exams which will be conducted by CBSE from the upcoming year 2019. All the candidates will have to be seated by 10.15 am at their respective exam centres, reported the Times of India. TOI quoted the human resource development (HRD) ministry's source as saying that the step will be taken to make the exams more secured. Earlier, the measure of encrypted question papers was tried out to m

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), which came under heavy criticism this year following the leak of class 10 mathematics paper and class 12 economics paper, has forged a partnership with tech giant Microsoft to prevent such leaks in the future. The paper leaks triggered nation-wide outrage among students and parents. This set the CBSE, which has 20,299 schools in the country, in action, paving the way for the partnership with Microsoft which developed an encrypted security solution for digital question papers for the board within a period of three months. "We have developed for CBSE an innovative solution which makes question papers leak-proof until 30 minutes prior to the start of the examinations," Anil Bhansali, Managing Director, Microsoft India (R&D) and Corporate Vice President, Cloud and Enterprise, told IANS in a telephonic interaction. "But if the question papers get leaked after they are allowed to download (just half an hour before

The national-level JEE Main exam will now be conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), which has taken over the reins from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The exam will be conducted twice a year — in January and April, in the online mode only. The national-level JEE Main exam will now be conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), which has taken over the reins from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The exam will be conducted twice a year — in January and April, in the online mode only. The January session of the JEE Main exam 2019 will be conducted in 8 sittings from 6-20 January. Applications for the same will open online on 1 September and the last date to submit the completed applications is 30 September. The result of the exam will be declared tentatively in the first week of February, and include details like marks obtained in the exam and the qualifying status of the aspirant as admission to institutes like NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs

The first round UP NEET merit list was released on July 5th but the admission process had to be paused due to litigation in the Madras High Court. The Uttar Pradesh NEET choice filling for the second round of allotment will begin on August 10th. In a circular issued by the Director General of Medical Education and Training, UP, candidates can fill the choices on the official website, upneet.gov.in, until 4 p.m. on August 12th. The allotment result for the second round will be declared on August 12th or August 13th. The UP NEET registration process for admissions to MBBS courses in the state of Uttar Pradesh started on June 20th and the merit list was declared on June 25th. The process of choice filling and allotment for the first round took place in the month of July. The second round was suspended by the Director General of Medical Education and Training on July 25th as the Madras High Court had ordered the NEET counselling process to be put on hold. How to fill the choices

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the results for Class 12 compartment exams today. Candidates who appeared for the exams may check the official website of the board, www.cbse.nic.in to see their results. The registration for the Class 12 compartment exam begun in June and was held in July this year. While checking the results, candidates must note that they should have roll number, school number and centre number as mentioned in the admit card. Last year, the result for these exams was announced on August 9, 2018. STEPS TO CHECK THE RESULTS: • Log on to the official website of  CBSE, www.cbse.nic.in • Click on 'Click for CBSE Results' • You will be redirected to a new webpage • Click on 'Senior School Certificate Examination ( Class XII ) 2018 - Compartment' • Fill the details required • Check your results and download it for the future CBSE CLASS 12 RESULTS 2018 • This year the pass percentage for Class 12 Exams had increased by one per

Every year, a large number of students do not get selected in the top few after attempting the JEE or NEET exams. This year, out of the 11.5 lakh students who attempted JEE Main, only 2.2 lakh were selected for JEE Advanced. When it came to NEET, close to 13 lakh students battled it out for approximately 60,000 seats in government colleges. JEE and NEET are only held once a year on a single day. This has turned out to be a disadvantage for students. As a student, you could either fall ill, face personal issues, have difficulty in commuting to the centre, or it can simply not be your day. Your mindset and performance on one day should not have such a large impact on your future. However, due to the high volume of students, the HRD ministry and education bodies cannot hold exams through the year like GMAT and other international exams. To make things easier, the HRD ministry has decided that both exams will be held twice a year on multiple days. From 2019, JEE will be held in January