Hello!

The SSLC exams would be held from March 31 to April 29, 2022.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/boards/kseeb/karnataka-sslc-time-table/amp

Hi Aditya,

saliva helps the food that we eat to breakdown into simpler substances and makes our digestion easy.

Hope you understand it.

Hello,

You can download the sample papers and previous years question papers of SSLC from the link below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-sslc-question-papers/amp

By solving the papers you will be able to understand the paper pattern and question difficulty level. One student have to give 3 language papers and math, science and social science paper. The total marks for each exam is 100. Apart from first language paper, all the other papers will have 20 internal marks and 80 theory marks. Only language-I paper will be on 100 theory marks.

You can also check the official site of KSEEB for more information.

Good luck!

Hello,

SSLC Karnataka examination for 10th was held in july 2020 and 12th was held in September.

Karnataka class 10th supply result date is in October 2020. This date is tentative and not confirmed. For more information you can visit careers360 website

https://news.careers360.com/karnataka-sslc-result-2020-date-and-time-check-details-here

Dear Abhsishek,

Thank you for your query. Following are the details regarding BMCRI:

• Number of Seats Available: 2000
• Fees: Rs3-4 Lakhs
• Course: MBBS, Bsc Nursing, MD Anasthesiology,MBBS, MD General Medicine, MS General Surgery,MS Opthamology etc
• Ranking: 11th with AAAAA in NAAC acrediation
• Link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bangalore-medical-college-and-research-institute-bangalore All the best

Hello,

If you score the minimum cut off marks specified by the college you may have decent chances of getting seat in that particular college.Take look at the previous year cut off marks and rank respectively for SC category in the colleges which you have asked

• KIIMS, Hubli: 435, 95930
• MCMRI: 436, 95001
• BMCRI: 435, 96388

Considering this you may have decent chances of getting seat with 450 marks but cut off changes every year depending on number of candidates appeared, number of seats available etc, it may increase or decrease slightly.

You may try our NEET knockout program

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Hello,

Class 12 weightage isn't a criteria for admission in a medical college.The admission is solely based on merit in NEET.So you must have passed 10+2 with 50% marks if you belong to general category, for SC/ST/OBC it is 40% for PWD it is 45% marks.If you have the required percentage then you are okay. You will get admission.

Hi aspirant,

There are many boards provide schooling in all states like state board of the state, CBSE and others. State board course structures will vary state to state. In 11th and 12th standard CBSE, you have to take English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects and the rest of the subjects will be the optional. But most of the schools don't allow the students to change their subjects after the admission process closed. So decide before that.

Hope it helps.

Hello M Shivaprasad,

For subject wise lesson wise marks distribution of SSLC you may refer to the article posted by the official body i.e. CBSE on there website.

please refer the below link for more information:

http://kseeb.kar.nic.in/content%20weightage.asp

https://school.careers360.com/articles/kerala-sslc-syllabus

Since the pattern is not fixed, a general estimation is provided below:

• Mathematics: Number System -6, Algebra-20, Coordinate Geometry-6, Geometry-15,  Trigonometry- 12, Mensuration-10, Statistics- 11.
• Science: Chemical Substance-25, World of Living-23, Natural Phenomena-12, Current-13, Natural resources-7.
• SST: India and the Contemporary World-II -20, Contemporary India-II -20, Democratic Politics-II -20, Economic Development -20.
• ENGLISH: Reading Skills-20, writing and grammar-30, Literature-30.

I would like to mention, the above distribution is not confirm, and may change.

Hope this Helps

Regards.