Jo 95k submit kare the at the time of seat allotment kya uski date extend hoti hai kya. Or is there any way to get the refund after 12. Someone told me there is a way to get a fee through the UCG scheme, is it true? I am a NEET aspirant and filled jac as a second option. I am getting good marks in neet but my father is not allowing me to refund the fee before the result.
Ye log omr kyu nhi nikal rhe??? Phle to log bol rhe the 8 tareek tak result bhi aa jayega. Mujhe bhot tension ho rhi hai. Jac councilling mein 95k deposit kara tha ki atleast ek option ho ab papa usse refund nhi karwa rahe. 12 last date hai refund ki. Har round ke saath meri branch better hoti ja rhi hai aur aisa chalta rha to papa mujhe mbbs nhi karne denge. Mujhe engineering nhi karni 😭😭.
Abhi mere aakash ke sir ne ye document bheja hai to challenge this question. Isme aur kuch add kar skti hu kya . Please jaldi bta dena🙏🙏
Sir/Ma’am,
I wish to challenge Question No. 159 of Zoology (Code 50) on the grounds that both Option (1) and Option (3) satisfy the requirement of the question.
NTA has declared Option (3) ("Embryological support for evolution as proposed by Ernst Haeckel") as the correct answer on the basis that Haeckel's embryological evidence is no longer considered valid evidence for evolution. While this is correct, Option (1) ("Convergent evolution of traits like wings of birds and butterflies") is also a valid answer.
Regarding Option (1)
Convergent evolution results in the formation of analogous organs, which arise independently in unrelated groups due to similar environmental pressures and adaptive requirements. Analogous organs do not indicate common ancestry and therefore do not constitute direct evidence for evolution through descent with modification. Instead, they represent independent evolution of similar functional traits (homoplasy).
NCERT Biology (Class XII, Chapter 7 – Evolution) clearly explains that:
Analogous organs are the result of convergent evolution.
They perform similar functions but have different origins and structural plans..
Thus, analogous organs demonstrate adaptive similarity, not evolutionary relationship, and therefore cannot be regarded as direct evidence supporting evolution in the same sense as homologous organs, fossils, molecular evidence, or biogeographical evidence.
Also, in the year 2006, AIPMT, a similar Question was asked, and analogous organs were not taken into consideration (screenshot attached). Since answer of this question given was option 1. Options 2 and 4 are incorrect only due to the presence of analogous organs
Hello senior, I am a NEET aspirant who had pcmb as core subjects in class 12. I didn't learn anything about tech or coding in my school year. I don't even know if I have any interest in it. I am considering these branches in igdtuw as a plan B in case neet does not go as planned. my parents won't allow me to take any other Branch than these. What should I choose between these options considering I have no knowledge about the said programme. I don't care about the strictness of the department. I just want to choose the branch which would help me learn better.