JAC 10th Social Science Model Paper 2020

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In order to sit for the JAC 10th board test, students must be at least 14 years old by December 31st of the academic year. If you are 14 years old then you are eligible for JAC 10th board exam, You must have completed 14 years of age as per official documents.

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Yes, you can take the JAC 10th exam in Hindi medium. Here are the key points:

• JAC (Jharkhand Academic Council) allows students to choose between various mediums for their 10th exams, including Hindi and English.
• Hindi medium is widely available for students, especially in regions where Hindi is the predominant language.
• Students can choose their preferred medium during the exam registration process.
• Ensure that you follow the specific instructions provided by JAC for selecting the medium.

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