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you only need to pass 5 regents to graduate from high school and get ur diploma. and those regents are algebra biology global history american history and the english regent. chemistry earth science phyhics trig and geometry u dont need therefore if u fail them nothing will happen lol that is if u need them to pass the class

A lot of California State Universitys will take you in, because their broke!

National Merit Scholar count can vary year by year; however, a large public school like Plano High School in Plano, TX can produce 50-60 semifinalists in a given year. While this is a large number on an absolute basis, if considering the number of semifinalists relative to the class population, exceptional private schools have the highest concentration.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy in Melbourne, Florida had the highest number of finalist in 2010 (8).

It is a test that all students in elementary and middle and high school take at the end of the year. Well at least that's what happened in my school...

NO. Absolutely NOT. It doesn't matter what State you are in, if someone manipulates your spinal vertebrae, they are outside their scope of practice unless they are a licensed chiropractor. If someone did this to you, you have grounds for litigation. That means you can sue them, and if you can prove they did it, you willl have a good chance of winning a settlement.

28 is half of 56, therefore...

Your score is 50%.

If you have 100 points and 50 questions, you take 100 points divided by 50 questions, so you can see how many points each question is, which would be 2 points per question. If you got 45 questions right, multiple 45 by 2 and you get 90%.

You are definitely not stupid. The written driving tests are very difficult. When I moved to a new state, I failed one as well, and I felt the same way. (I came back and took it the next day and passed--as I am sure you will.) The minimum score to pass the written test will vary from state to state, so you will have to ask your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) about that. However, my experience has been that you can generally miss anywhere from three to five questions before you "fail." My advice is to get the driver's handbook for your state and study VERY HARD before you take it again. Learn it backward and forward, and practice. There are practice tests online now, or you can make one yourself or have a friend ask you questions from the book. Good luck!

It is not the ZAT; it is the XAT, and is the entrance exam that you need to take for XLRI Jamshedpur. (Xavier's Admission Test)

An intelligence test that measures your abstract reasoning skill.

All liquids have a density associated with them. Such as water at 4c I think, sould weigh 1 gram per millilitre, therefore a litre should weigh a kilogram. This varies with other solvents

If the "STATS" are anything to go by you should get them for Christmas.

Yes you must pass the 8th grade writing test to get your drivers license. You have to pass your 8th grade reading test to get your permit when your 15 1/2

A bench mark is an object to a set standard.

Not giving you a detailed reply because everytime I write details, there is a warning to me for account suspension.

Fundamentals for Preparation

Construction of knowledge in your mind is the key because only you have to reproduce this knowledge in exam. Teaching (Instructions) from school / coaching class / digital media are methods of giving knowledge to you but far more important is how much have you gained (construction of knowledge in your mind) and for that only your efforts will matter. Memorising is short lived. Learning is lasting as you have put in efforts to understand each topic. In objective exams there is no shortcut to learning

Exam Specific Preparation

The Civil Services Examination is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) of India, an autonomous entity established in 1950 under Article 315 of the Constitution of India

Plan of Examination

The examination is conducted in three stages

(1) Civil Services Preliminary Examinations (CSPE)

(2) Civil Services (Main) Examinations conducted for candidates selected in the preliminary examination .

(3) Those who are selected in the main examination are eligible to appear before the Interview Board.

Choose you Subjects carefully

General Studies paper is common but for other choose your subject keeping in view your strength and weak areas.

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Technique to cover Syllabus for Civil Services Prelims

1. Understand your goal - First Civil Service Prelims, then mains - Please go through tentative dates of the exam and syllabus and define your weekly schedule to cover each topic. You have to master subject each topic wise step by step and the practice for final exam around two months before exam date. Please also understand exam pattern, go through exam analysis to understand the way exam was in last year and remember cut offs as they will help to bench mark your performance Go through the syllabus thoroughly. Knowing your goal fuels achievement. Quantify your goals. Goals which cannot be measured are never achieved. For example your goal can have a short term objective - I shall complete laws of motion in next two days and shall be able to answer 80% objective questions on concepts and problems of laws of motion correctly and there after assess yourself to measure whether you have achieved your short term objective

2. Build timelines - Ideal start time will be 12 months before exam. Build your study schedule week wise

3. Daily steps

• Concentrate during classes whether college or coaching institutes.

• Take your notes, jot important points to remember

• Review the knowledge you have gained subject wise /topic wise/ subtopic wise or keyword wise by assessing yourself through self tests daily/weekly depending upon the depth of your course curriculum in Self Assessor. Remember to build enough challenge in your tests as this not only assesses your learning properly but also adds lot to your knowledge from its own knowledge pool during assessment.

• Analyse your self test results carefully. You would have committed some silly mistakes. Try to avoid them next time. There would be many areas at your level which were unknown to you but are required to be understood for the exam you are preparing for. Try to understand/clear your doubts preferably same day on these areas by referring back to your books, discussing with your colleagues or from your teacher next day. Do not leave this to unattended because on next day other topics are waiting to be mastered

• On completing the subject you can simulate mock tests/old papers and test patterns to gain experience, understand time management and negative mark impact

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the passing score starts at 450

Try to relax and don't stress yourself. Take your time and review notes and textbooks.

The Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) is a standardized test administered to public schools in the state of Pennsylvania. Students in grades 3-8 are assessed in English language arts skills and mathematics.

YES, if you are not ready for it, and NO if you are prepared.

At an average of about 1km per 15 min. It would take about an hour to walk 4km

It is major problem in all countries around the world. In South Africa, there are lot of traditions and beliefs that affect Development of education directly.

occasionally

Yes. All kinds of watches used for time checking are allowed while in the test room. But be warned, if any kind of noise is produced by that watch, you will be dismissed from the test room and you will not be allowed to take the test.