what is the correct spelling for beant?
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correct seat bal bharti is good the filename should be .env not environment.env. dnt wry its normal i believe you are referring to scat british english pronounces it with an /f/. american english doesn't. mhtcet is a state level entrance examination for courses like engineering, technology and pharmacology programmes. but it is not for bams. now neet is the entrance examination for admission to medical, dental, ayush and veterinary programmes across india. now there is no more state level entrance exam for any medical course. everything is through neet, which is a national level entrance examination. dear student,

sel is an incorrect word kindly recheck the spelling and do get
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regards With localities that have an article, *ar an* (and *ar na*) are generally better than *sa* (and *san* and *sna*) for translation as “in”, e.g.



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> **[Ar](https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fgb/ar) an mbaile seo**, in this town. *Ar an gCnoc, ar na Cealla Beaga*, at Knock, in Killybegs.
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Note that “at” can sometimes be preferred over “in“.


*Sa* (and *san* and *sna*) are generally used more for “generic” places, e.g.



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> **Ag obair [sa](https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fgb/i) chathair**, working in the city. **Amuigh sa gharraí**, out in the garden. **Thuas sa spéir**, up in the sky.
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*Sa* and friends would also be used for larger named places — regions, countries, continents, etc.