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The NEET 2024 exam has concluded, and students are eagerly awaiting their performance results. In this blog post, NEET MOCK delves into the NEET 2024 Question Paper Codes T3 and T6, examining their difficulty levels and other key aspects. This resource aims to help students understand the exam's difficulty level, pattern, and evaluate their performance in the NEET UG Exam 2024. Breaking Down NEET 2024: A Detailed Analysis of Question Paper Codes Overview of NEET 2024 Question Paper The NEET 2024 question paper, crafted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), was designed to assess the capabilities of aspiring medical professionals. It included questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, focusing on both theoretical knowledge and practical application. This diverse set of questions aimed to test students’ comprehensive understanding of medical sciences, as outlined by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Key Aspects of the NEET 2024 Question Paper The structure of the NEET 2024

 New Delhi: Students who are not satisfied with their CBSE board results 2024 can apply for verification of marks starting today. This facility will be available for five days, with the deadline to complete the application process set for May 21, 2024. The verification process is scheduled from the fourth day after the declaration of results to the eighth day. The facility for verification of CBSE Board results 2024 will continue till five days. Candidates who apply for verification of marks will receive a photocopy of their evaluated mark sheets. Only those who receive this photocopy will be eligible for re-evaluation. The scanned photocopy of the evaluated answer book will be available from the 19th to the 20th day after the result declaration, with this facility also available for two days. The re-evaluation of answers will be offered from the 24th to the 25th day following the result declaration. The CBSE board emphasized that all activities are time-bound and can only be accessed

Sarvesh Raj , born on April 17, 1988, in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, is a shining example of dedication and leadership in the Indian Police Service (IPS). Armed with a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical and fluent in both Tamil and English, Sarvesh Raj embarked on his IPS journey in 2013, swiftly gaining recognition for his unwavering commitment to duty and exemplary leadership qualities. Thiru S.Sarvesh Raj IPS Starting his service in the Ramanathapuram region as Assistant Superintendent of Police (DSP), Sarvesh Raj IPS navigated complex challenges with strategic finesse, earning accolades from the community and his peers alike. His adept handling of sensitive cases and resolution of tense situations underscored his dedication to justice and fairness. Transitioning to Ambattur as Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Sarvesh Raj continued his transformative work, spearheading innovative initiatives to enhance crime prevention and public safety. By prioritizing community engagement

Shradha Sharma , a prominent figure in the media industry and celebrated entrepreneur, has an inspiring journey that began in a small town in Bihar. Born on July 6, 1983, Shradha’s childhood in Patna instilled in her a deep appreciation for storytelling and the belief that everyone’s story is unique and worth sharing Shradha Sharma — CEO of Yourstory Early Life: Shradha pursued her education at St. Stephen’s College in Delhi, where she completed her graduation and masters in History. She further honed her skills in mass media at MICA Ahmedabad, nurturing her passion for communication and storytelling from a young age. Work Life: Before embarking on her entrepreneurial journey, Shradha held positions at prominent media organizations. She served as the Brand Advisor of Times of India in 2007 and later transitioned to CNBC TV18 as an assistant vice president. It was during her tenure at CNBC TV18 that Shradha’s vision for YourStory began to take shape. The Birth of YourStory: Driven by he

Hey movie buffs, we've got some fresh updates from the box office! Let's talk about Vijay Deverakonda's latest flick, Family Star, and how it's faring against its competitors. Family Star box office collection day 4: Vijay Deverakonda's romantic family drama records lowest single-day collection to date, failing the crucial Monday test.  Monday Dip: It's been a rough ride for Family Star as it faced a crucial test on Monday. Unfortunately, the numbers didn't quite add up in its favor. The romantic family drama, helmed by director Parasuram and starring Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur, witnessed a significant dip in its collections. With just Rs 1.42 crore in its kitty on day 4, marking a 54.19% drop from the previous day's earnings, the film is signaling a downturn in its box office journey. Tough Competition: While Family Star struggled, its competitors like Godzilla vs Kong: The New Empire, Crew, and Aadujeevitham managed to rake in better numbers.

As we inch closer to Phase 1 of the Lok Sabha elections, the political arena is heating up with fervent campaigning and legal battles. Here's the latest scoop: The PM will hold a roadshow in Chennai on Tuesday, covering segments of the South Chennai and Central Chennai constituencies. Modi's Multi-State Moves: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is making waves with his strategic campaign moves. On Tuesday, he kicks off his schedule with an electrifying election rally in Balaghat district, Madhya Pradesh, marking his second visit to the state in just three days. But that's not all – Modi's Tamil Nadu tour is also in full swing, emphasizing the critical Coimbatore constituency, which BJP eyes to secure this time. With a roadshow planned in Chennai, Modi aims to rally support for BJP candidates Tamilisai Soundararajan and Vinoj P Selvam in South and Central Chennai constituencies, respectively. His itinerary also includes public meetings in Vellore and Mettupalayam, rallying beh

In a surprising turn of events, authorities have uncovered GST evasion amounting to over Rs 2 lakh crore during the fiscal year 2023-24, nearly equivalent to 10% of the total GST collections. Despite a commendable 11.6% increase in gross GST collections from the previous financial year, this staggering revelation underscores the persistent challenges faced in combating tax evasion. The focus of GST authorities during FY24 was to bust fake input tax credit syndicates/rackets by catching the masterminds engaged in these frauds which has resulted in loss of revenue to the government. The GST authorities arrested 113 masterminds involved in fake ITC during the year ended March 31. There were 147 overall arrests. The Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI), the enforcement arm under the Ministry of Finance’s Department of Revenue, has identified various sectors where the majority of alleged tax evasion occurred. Among these, sectors such as online gaming and casinos, co-insurance/re-