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hi maitri,




 first of all its nice to hear that you are focusing on getting highest marks in your board exams. the base foundation of getting excellent marks in exams is the thought of achieving it. if you think of it then you could achieve it. as you have prepared the base the next thing to do is planning and making a strategy.




 1. start your routine by waking up early and doing meditation. this practice is for keeping you brain healthy and active while doing the hard work ahead.




 2. take syllabus and start making a study plan for every subject that have mix of chapters. for ex- if you want to study maths then take 3-4 chapters at once in which one will be easy, second be a little hard and remaining should be harder. this is because the first chapter will give you momentum, the second on will prepare you brain to function and remaining chapters will get carry on through this momentum. do this for every subjects.




 3. you don't have to do any harsh practice. just do it smartly without counting of any hours you are studying. the more the merrier. you have to do it as better as you can. just remember every topic and point is important. you don't have the luxury of slacking in between any chapters.




 4. studying is not a thing that can be done without interests. you have to love studying and desiring of learning more to create a bigger vessel inside yourself. this bigger vessel will help you to collect more and more with time.




 5. don't compromise on anything. either it is study or health, you have to take care of both to keep you active mentally and physically.




 6. if you want any shortcut or tricks then don't depend on other materials. make it yourself. if you are able to do that then you will remember it for a longer period. you will also start enjoying it which the best part of studying with interest.




 7. lastly, make a goal. work for your goal and give it all to achieve that goal. goals are one of the reasons that make a person successful in his/her path.




 wish you good luck for future. reading assignment for this week you should read all of chapter 2 of the textbook. when you read the test that  involves running r script you are expected to run the code by yourself on your computer, in  parallel to reading it in the textbook, and compare what you get with the output presented in the  textbook. chapter 2: sampling and data structures section 2.1 student learning objectives section 2.2 the sampled data      2.2.1 variation in data      2.2.2 variation in samples      2.2.3 frequency      2.2.4 critical evaluation section 2.3 reading data into r      2.3.1 setting the working directory      2.3.2 reading a csv file into r      2.3.3 data types section 2.4 solved exercises section 2.5 summary assignment hii..

according to me,the cut off will be around 90-95 marks for general category,50-55 marks for obc category,35-40 marks for sc category and 25-30 marks for st category.so it is difficult to be predict now.

please see the table below for previous years trends:-

 

jee main cut off trends (2013-2017)

| s.no. | category | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 |
| 1 | general | 81 | 100 | 105 | 115 | 113 |
| 2 | obc-ncl | 49 | 70 | 70 | 74 | 70 |
| 3 | sc | 32 | 52 | 50 | 53 | 50 |
| 4 | st | 27 | 48 | 44 | 47 | 45 | hello dear ,

you will get admission as per ts law cet exam as your rank is upto the mark in accordance with your category. you can check the cut off for diffrent colleges by clicking on this link <https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-cutoff>. you can decide in which college you will get admission by going through this link.

ho[ e this would help you. hi swift87,

there’s no “cheat sheet” as such… but there is a “cheat website”: [qantaspoints.com](http://qantaspoints.com)

go to the website, click on “earn points” and go from there. there are more ways to earn qantas points than you can imagine. some will work for you, and others won’t.

all the best! hi,




 see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on some of the factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category, choice of stream etc. it is quite difficult to predict the cutoff score since it also depends on overall performance of students. however the results for session 2020-2021 has already published. you may check the results from below link,




 https://www.pondiuni.edu.in/p-g-courses-select-list-wait-list/ There could be a variety of leaderboards. Like one of top points overall, and another for the most points gained in the previous 4 weeks or something. I may never top to overall leaderboard, but I have a chance of getting on a monthly leaderboard. 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… hi katie,

there a certainly mixed reviews on the worth of a conclusion. i personally recommend that my students write one that is 4-5 sentences long. however, i encourage them to only spend 3-4 minutes writing one. in general, you want to spend as much time as you can writing your body paragraphs … The more time you save at the beginning of your project, the more time you'll have left at the end. So check out these 5 top tips:  

  

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