if my marks are less than 50% in pcm group in 12th science and i got 60%+ in 12th hsc board exam i will apply for "coep"???
hi,  

overall percentage will not be consider only aggregate percentage of pcm will be considered.  

you should have secured a minimum of 50 % marks (for general category) and at least 45 % marks (for reserved category and persons with disability candidates) belonging to maharashtra state only).  

hope it helps,thank you.
12th science pass is required to join as deck officer or marine engineer. further 3 to 4 years course has to be completed in any merchant navy academy. **science graduates**, mechanical diploma holders or mechanical engineering graduates can also join merchant navy. columbia and yale are really hard to get into. nyu is difficult too, but not quite as expensive and more realistic (not saying you cant get into the others, you definitely could, but nyu is just as good in my opinion). and your gpa is great, mine was only an 86 and i got into the university of rochester (didn't go due to costs), so a 90 could definitely get you into even better schools. i also didn't have a job, didn't do any sports, nor did i participate in any clubs or orgainizations (funny thing is, i'm doing all of that now that i'm in college). you'll do fine, just as long as you make the most out of the rest of this year and especially next year. take a lot of ap's, seriously, they're probably the reason why i'm not going to a community college. get a summer job. you're already in a sport, so you're good for extracurriculars. also, take the act. it's more practical and, in my opinion, easier. i got a 1370 on the sat but a 32 on the act, which is the equivalent of a 1440. colleges don't even care which one you take now anyway, and you could always take it again (i did for the sat, raised my score 150 points the 2nd time). gpa isn't as important as everyone makes it out to be, but you should still keep it as high as you can. hi bhautik,


being eligible to write cat is different from being eligible to get into iims. there are so many factor based on which you get an interview call. when a student applied for iims right after bachelors, then inadvertently academics become the only criteria for them to decide. this however, is not the case with experience candidates. one you have a good industry experience of 3 years you can hit it better. if you seriously wish to pursue mba do not limit yourself to iims on and look for atleast 5 best bschools in the country. you are eligible to write all the entrance exams but i would suggest you to build an extremely strong profile before you apply. all the best.feel free to reach out to me should you have any further questions. 1. because they are not fit enough
2. the closet would be army rasp
3. you should be able to do

run 5 miles daily 7 min per mile pace
100 push ups in two min's
100 sit ups in two min's
6 dead hang pull ups

you should be doing multiple sets of calisthenics, 3 times per week, running 5 miles 5 days per week

ie: 5 sets of push ups, sit ups, pull ups, jumping jacks, burpees

you need long term physical endurance

people get to tied up into what the minimum tacp past score is, but pt is much harder than what the past test is

4. yes you can cross train into tacp after 35 months time in service.
5. if you washout of tacp ( it has a 40% failure rate ) 

you do not get to choose what you do next

actually the way the air force is today, if you washout of tech school, you are separated from the air force, you do not get to retrain into another afsc.

6, after tech school, you must complete your 5 level upgrade training

that means your cdc's - career development courses ( think advanced self study tech school )
and your ojt - on the job training , which will take from 6 months to a year, where the nco assigned to train you, signs you off as capable of performing all the duties of the afsc the answer to the concerned question has been extensively
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in case you face any difficulty, do get back to us Though basically, there exists some difference in the cirriculam and the pattern of teaching, but in terms of recognition of these qualification, these are treated at par.   
Completion of a BE degree takes four year after passing 10+2, but practically to achieve a M.Sc degree in computer- science would take five years after 10+2 stage. This is because a candidate adopts an alternative rout where one studies B.Sc computer - science for three years and rest two years are utilised for completion for the post - graduation course in computers. In fact, the later qualification deals with the basic approach of the computers thereby making an aspirant sound in the theory but in the former qualification, much stress is given on the practical field.  
For all practical purpose, in terms of employment, no differentiation has been made among the qualifications like BE, MCA and M.Sc in computer - science. All are treated equally in terms of values.   
Hence, you can apply for a job where the qualification for BE is sought unless it is specifically mentioned in the advertisement. hello sir

i wish to take pcm after 10th class and do engineering. engineering fascinates me and i want to get the best guidance and coaching. so what are the best coaching institutes where i can get the right coaching for iit-jee? please reply as early as possible isn't this a case of incomplete requirements? if you're a first year analyst, then my answer is no *any examples are for illustrative purposes only.*  
  
the [usp compounding expert committee (cmp ec) has developed operational strategies](https://go.usp.org/l/323321/2020-04-11/345w2b) in anticipation of challenges that may arise during the covid-19 pandemic. organizations may utilize these guidelines and remain in compliance with joint commission standards until the state of emergency has been lifted at the regional, state or national level for the organization.  
  
**beyond-use dates (bud)**  
the buds below may be assigned if compounding does not otherwise deviate from general chapter 797 standards:  
  
for **low** and medium-risk level compounded sterile preparations (csps) prepared in a ***segregated compounding area***, apply buds conservatively, not to exceed *(please note during this time, an allowance has been made to compound medium risk level items in a segregated compounding area):*
* 12 hours at controlled room temperature
* 24 hours in a refrigerator


for **low and medium**-risk level csps ***prepared in a clean-room suite***, apply buds conservatively, not to exceed: 

* 4 days at controlled room temperature
* 10 days in a refrigerator for medium-risk level csps
* 14 days in refrigerator for low-risk level csps
* 45 days in a solid frozen state at −25° to −10° or colder


if a single-dose container is entered or punctured only in iso class 5 or cleaner air, it may be used up to: 

* 12 hours after initial entry or puncture, as long as the storage requirements during that 12-hour period are maintained.
* opened single-dose ampules must not be stored for any time period.


when assigning these buds, considerations should be given to:

* ensuring personnel monitoring (e.g., gloved fingertip and thumb sampling) is successfully completed every 6 months.
* increasing frequency of surface sampling in the primary engineering control to determine effectiveness of cleaning procedures and work practices.


**certification and re-certification**  
usp released guidance which allows for the following extending the testing and certification frequency during the covid-19 pandemic.  organizations may utilize these guidelines and remain in compliance with joint commission standards until the state of emergency has been lifted at the regional, state or national level for the organization.  testing and certification must be completed within 60 days of the end of the declared state of emergency at the regional, state or national level (whichever gives organizations the longest time to complete).  
  
primary and secondary engineering controls should not be used without initial (i.e., startup) certification.    
  
understanding resource constraints during the covid-19 pandemic, facilities may consider delaying recertification of primary and secondary engineering controls if they are served by a continuous monitor. the continuous monitor may help assure that a state of control is established and maintained from the previous certification.   
* the interval between certification should not exceed 12 months.
* consider increased environmental monitoring and applying shorter beyond-use dates (buds) if certification is delayed.


**cleaning and disinfecting**  
in addition to the cleaning and disinfecting standards in 797 to help ensure quality csps, the centers for disease control (cdc) has published considerations for cleaning and disinfecting the facility when someone is sick.
* follow facility policies and procedures for environmental cleaning and disinfection consistently and correctly.
* routinely clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objects.
* use soap and water or detergent prior to applying an environmental protection agency (epa)-registered disinfectant (or equivalent).
* follow manufacturer-recommended contact times.


refer to [list n on the epa website](https://www.epa.gov/pesticide-registration/list-n-disinfectants-use-against-sars-cov-2) for epa-registered disinfectants that have qualified under epa’s emerging viral pathogens program for use against sars-cov-2.3

* consider surface materials when selecting agents.
* dispose of cleaning supplies according to facility procedures.


organizations who choose to adopt these guidelines will not be considered out of compliance with joint commission expectations.  in addition, please continue to monitor the [usp website](https://www.usp.org/compounding/general-chapter-797) for updated information.  
  
**additional resources:**  
[ups compounding resources during covid-19 pandemic](https://www.usp.org/compounding/general-chapter-797)  
[cdc: cleaning and disinfecting your facility](https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/disinfecting-building-facility.html)  
[epa: list n: disinfectants for use against sars-cov-2](https://www.epa.gov/pesticide-registration/list-n-disinfectants-use-against-sars-cov-2)  
[coronavirus (covid-19) guidance and resources](https://www.jointcommission.org/covid-19/)  
  
organizations that use joint commission accreditation for deemed status purposes should monitor the cms website as waivers are being approved frequently and may include state-specific waivers. click here to access the [cms website for covid-19 emergency declaration blanket waivers for health care providers.](https://www.cms.gov/files/document/summary-covid-19-emergency-declaration-waivers.pdf) for most schools, your application is considered complete once all parts of your application have been sent in; this includes test scores. therefore, unless you specifically request otherwise, it's going to be a toss-up as to whether or not your application gets looked at before your second set of s…