CBSE 10th

Yes, definitely, there is no doubt that you will get or not get into DDU GKP with 65% in 10th and 75% in 12th. This is because, 75% in 12th is the minimum criteria  for the candidates to secure their seat in IITs, NITs or IIITs. However, for DDU GKP, there is no specific percentage needed to secure a seat. Moreover, there is no specific percentage criteria to appear in JEE Main. Candidates can further check out the JEE Main eligibility criteria mentioned below:

Candidates can check here the detailed eligibility criteria for JEE Main 2025 prescribed by the NTA for appearing in the exam. All candidates must ensure their eligibility before applying for the exam failing which their candidature will be cancelled.

• Candidates must have passed class 12 in 2023, 2024 or appearing in 2025.
• There is no minimum percentage required to appear in JEE Main however, candidates must secure a minimum of 75% marks in class 12 or get admission in IITs, NITs or IIITs. 
• Candidates must have Mathematics as a compulsory subject in class 12.
• There is no age limit to apply for JEE Main

Yes, you can get admission with 68% and 70 % at 10th and 12th respectively. There is no specific percentage criteria to be eligible to apply for MHCET law. Following are eligibility criteria:

• You need to be Indian citizens.
• Must have passed Class 12 Board Examination from any recognised educational institution under state board or national board of education. 
• You must have secured 45% marks in aggregate in qualifying exam.
• If belonging to SC/ ST category of Maharashtra state then minimum marks required are 40%. For VJNT, SBC & OBC categories in Maharashtra, you need minimum of 42% in qualifying exam to take MHCET Law 2025 exam for 5-year LLB.

MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Eligibility Criteria 2025

• Graduation in any discipline.
• Those appearing in qualifying exams can also apply.
• General category candidates belonging to Maharashtra and outside Maharashtra must have bachelor's degree with  minimum of 45% marks.
• SC/ST candidates belonging to Maharashtra must have undergraduate degree with minimum aggregate.

CBSE releases guidelines for students appearing for CBSE 10th, 12th board exams. Students can check instructions:

CBSE Board Exam Dress Code
The dress code for students attending CBSE 10th Exam/CBSE 12th Exam is as follows:

For Regular Students: Students attending from schools are required to wear their school uniform. 
For Private Students: Private candidates should wear light clothes. It is advisable to choose comfortable attire, as students may need to spend several hours in exam hall.

Permitted Items for CBSE Board Exam

• CBSE 10th Admit Card/ CBSE 12th Admit Card & School Identity Card (For Regular Students)
• Regular students must carry their admit card and school identity card for verification at centre.
• CBSE Admit Card & Any Government-Issued Photo Identity Proof (For Private Students)
• Private students must bring their admit card along with any government-issued photo ID, such as a voter ID, Aadhar card, or passport, for identity verification.
• Stationery Items
• Students can carry essential stationery in a transparent pouch.
• A simple analogue watch is allowed. Digital watches, smartwatches, or any other electronic devices are not permitted.
• Students can carry a transparent water bottle for hydration.
• Students are allowed to bring a MetroCard, bus pass, or money for convenience.

Barred Items for CBSE Exam 

• Stationery and Electronic Devices
• Textual material, whether printed or written
• Pen drives, calculators, log tables (log tables will be provided by the exam centres)
• Electronic pens, scanners, etc.
• Communication Devices
• Mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, microphones, pagers, health bands, smartwatches, cameras, etc
• Wallets, goggles, handbags, and pouches are not allowed.
• Any edible items (except for diabetic students who are permitted to carry food for medical reasons).
• Any items that could be used for unfair means, such as unauthorised notes or gadgets, will lead to punishment under “Unfair Means” category.

To read the complete official circular as released by the board in 2025, click here.

Students must study hard for their upcoming board examinations and not resort to using any unfair means. CBSE has released certain guidelines for students to follow and the penalties in case they fail to do so.

List of Permitted Items in CBSE Board Exams 2025:

• Admit card and school identity card (for regular students)
• Admit card and any government-issued photo identity proof (for private students)
• Stationery items: Transparent pouch, geometry box, blue/royal blue ink pens, scale, writing pad, eraser
• Analogue watch and transparent water bottle
• Metro card, bus pass, and money

List of Banned Items in CBSE Board Exams 2025:

• Stationery: Textual material (printed or written), calculator, pen drives, log table, electronic pen, scanne
• Communication devices: Mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, microphone, health bands, smart watches, cameras, etc.
• Other banned items: Wallets, goggles, handbags, pouches, food items (except for diabetic students), or any other items that could be used for unfair means.
• It is crucial for students to adhere to these rules as any violation may lead to disqualification from the exam.

Penalties for Unfair Means and Violations

CBSE has outlined a detailed list of unfair means under various categories, including cheating, possession of unauthorized items, and involvement in malpractices during the exam. The penalties for these actions are stringent and may include:

• Cancellation of exams for the current year and the next
• Debarment from future exams in some cases
• Immediate disqualification if found indulging in cheating or using unfair means

To ensure transparency and integrity in the CBSE Board Exam 2025, the board has urged schools and exam authorities to be vigilant and take prompt action against any malpractice.

Read more here

If you receive 42% in your class 10 examinations this could significantly impact your academic progression and future opportunities. Many schools and colleges have minimum percentage requirements for admission to higher secondary education. many schools and colleges have minimum percentage requirements for admission to higher secondary education which often are set at around 50% or higher With a score of 42% you may face challenges in gaining admission to preferred streams or institutions. Additionally, this performance could affect your eligibility for certain competitive exams or courses that require a higher academic standing. It is advisable to consider options such as supplementary examinations or additional tutoring to improve your scores and enhance your prospects for further education.