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TS SSC Class 10 exams 2026 are expected to be held between March 12 and April 16, 2026. Considering not much time is left for certain subjects, students must read the tips below to score well in Class 10 exams. 

Complete the whole syllabus: The Board has already released the whole TS SSC syllabus 2026 online. Students must note that nothing will come out of syllabus Telangana board 10th exam. Covering every bit of the syllabus will help student get through the tricky questions asked during the TS Class 10 board exams. Focusing on one marker because those questions are the key to score 100 and being regular with your studies. Do your best and prepare in advance so you don't panic in exams. 

Do at least one revision. Also, do at least the last three years' board question papers per subject to score well in Telangana board exams.

Cover NCERT Books thoroughly: One of the best ways to excel in the TS SSC Board Exam Class 10 is to focus on NCERT instead of any other books. Make proper notes of all subjects, especially science, and SST. The most important thing to focus on.is never to ignore SST. This subject can make your percentage very low as it contains most chapters. Hence, do not neglect it. Keep your revision game strong. It is just about balancing all the subjects. 

Utilise TS 10th date sheet 2026: Students prepping to appear for Telangana Board Exam Class 10 must note that TS SSC time table 2026 will be out soon. Students are advised to use the official schedule for the TS SSC board exam to make a strategic plan and timetable for Telangana board exam preparation. 

Focus on Revision: Once the syllabus is over, all you need to do is revise your syllabus and solve as many sample papers as you can. However, you can always go back to the basics for a quick run-through. Emphasize on revision and practice sample papers as it boosts confidence when you test yourself. 

Practice TS 10th Sample Papers 2026: Students prepping up for Telangana Class 10 Board Exam must note that TS 10th Sample Paper are available online at cbse.gov.in. These will make you familiar with the marking scheme, exam pattern, the types of questions asked in the exam etc. 

Yes, Banasthali Vidyapith offers admission to NRI candidates to all its courses, including BBA. However, only a limited number of seats are offered for foreign/NRI-sponsored candidates. Thus, getting admission may be a little tough. Students belonging to the aforementioned categories are offered admission based on their marks in the qualifying examination. Listed below are the documents to be provided with the application form:

• Original certificates/marksheets of the qualifying examination.
• Attested photocopies of the passport and visa of the applicant's NRI sponsor.
• Foreign Bank Account Number or NRI Account Number of the NRI applicant or NRI Sponsor of the applicant.
• Declaration regarding the non-resident Indian status of the NRI applicant or NRI sponsor of the applicant.

The NEET 2024 cutoff for Madhya Pradesh has been divided into categories for different seats and institutions. For general category candidates, the cutoff ranges from a score of 720 to 164, while for SC/ST/OBC candidates, it ranges from 163 to 129. Additionally, candidates with a General-PwD category need a score between 138 and 119, and those from the SC/ST/OBC-PwD category need between 122 and 105.The cutoff scores vary for different medical colleges in the state, and for private colleges, the cutoff may be slightly different compared to government colleges. You can expect these cutoffs to guide your expectations for both government and private medical admissions, which are based on the AIQ (All India Quota) and state quota distributions. You can also check college-specific details for further clarity

It might be noted that a student holding a Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) degree may not be eligible for admission into the M.Sc. level courses as in the case of Food and Nutrition offered by the University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS) Dharwad. This is because in most instances, M.Sc. programs in Food Science and Nutrition expect candidates to possess a first degree in Home Science, Food Technology, Food Science or Nutrition so that they can gain advanced knowledge with basic principles already laid down with the first degree. UAS Dharwad appears to give emphasis on the eligibility of people who have completed programs in Community Science, Home Science or such programs which are food Science and nutrition related.

In the event that you possess a B.Voc. degree and wish to apply for M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition, I suggest contacting UAS Dharwad's admissions office directly, or their College of Community Science page for details on specific eligibility criteria, and any waivers on individual basis qualifications?

As a US citizen studying in India, you fall under the Foreign National category for JEE Main registration. However, you should also check whether you meet the eligibility criteria and if your schooling in India might affect your choice.Your state of eligibility will typically be the Indian state where your school is located if you completed your 10+2 (or equivalent) education in India. This is important for determining your quota for NITs, IIITs, or other participating institutes.A valid passport for proof of citizenship.Class 12 (or equivalent) marksheet/certificate for proof of eligibility.If you're planning to study under the DASA (Direct Admission of Students Abroad) scheme for NITs, IIITs, or SPAs, note that the application process differs from the JEE Main and is based on SAT scores.

It is very hard to find a good MBA college with low fees, solid salary packages, and no entrance exam requirement, but options like the top MBA management Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS) in Bangalore make it possible. GIBS offers a quality MBA programme with reasonable fees compared to many top B-schools in India and delivers a strong return on investment through solid placement records.

GIBS provides various entry modes that can be entered without the CAT or MAT entrance examination. It has given huge consideration to the academic record along with personal interviews for admission. The students get more attracted to such institutions. Conversely, the institute focuses on experiential learning along with internship programs supported by corporate engagement with quality placements, thus the average packages would range between INR 7-12 Lacs per annum. GIBS is the best balance for affordability, placement opportunities, and flexibility in admission without entrance exams.

If you are seeking a BCA programme in Delhi or Gurgaon which is reasonably priced and if you do not have mathematics in your 12th-grade commerce studies, then the following are some of the best alternatives considering not more than 3 Lacs of fees for the entire course: 

Amity University: Noida - They provide a BCA programme with loose standards of admission which can be quite expensive as the fees approaches the upper limits of their policy.
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) - Delhi Some of the constituent colleges that are affiliated to this university also provide BCA courses within the budget and eligibility.
Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies – Faridabad: This Institution is appreciated for its educational standards and has facilities with BCA courses offered for non-maths students.
Sushant University – Gurgaon: Offers a flexible BCA programme with inclusivity of practicals at affordable fees. For Detailed course specific eligibility and the latest fee structure, It is always advised to check university website/ admissions office.