CBSE 10th

You complete an Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) Diploma after completing 10th grade; it does not mean that you have done any graduation. A Diploma is mainly for 3 years and imparts very basic knowledge and skills in a particular branch of engineering. This is technical qualification at the undergraduate level but not equivalent to B.Tech/B.E., which is a full-fledged undergraduate degree after 4 years.

After completing a Diploma in EEE, you may do the following for further studies:

Lateral entry into B.Tech- Once you have completed your diploma, you can apply for a lateral entry into the second year of a B.Tech programme in Electrical or Electronics Engineering. This is a common path for Diploma holders to obtain a full-fledged engineering qualification.

Working as an Associate Technician or Junior Engineer- This Diploma can also allow entry to various industrial sectors within a technician or an associated junior engineering role, although the size of the working area may be less than a graduate degree.

To conclude, it can be said that a Diploma of EEE gives you practical knowledge but is not equivalent to an entire engineering graduation level.

Your result for class 10 is expected in April, but it is mandatory to fill the form regarding Class XI study at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) before that. So follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Check JMI Guidelines for Class 11 admission

Normally, JMI permits students to fill in applications for Class XI even if the result of class 10 is not declared yet. 

Many universities, including JMI, provide an option to fill in the provisional marks or enter the awaited result for those whose results have not yet been declared. Follow the JMI admission guidelines for the specific how-to. 

2. Filling up the Application Form

Write 'awaiting result' or fail to fill up the field pertaining to the 10th marks (only in case the form allows you to do so). 

Some forms allow you to proceed without entering final marks for the same reason, that is, result awaited or not declared yet.

3. Submission of the Application

Then submit it according to the following pattern with other information required, such as personal data, contact information, previous school details, etc.

In the marks part, you can indicate that your result is expected a little bit later. 

4. Wait After Results

Once your 10th result comes out (which would be by April), make sure you send the official marks or certification to JMI in the most urgent manner possible either online or offline, as per the requirement. 

Keep an eye out for messages from JMI related to the submission deadline for the 10th result.

5. Keep Touching With Admission Office

In case you are unable to figure out the procedure, you can contact the office personally and put forth your case. They will give specific instructions on how to proceed, in case of delay in the result of your 10th standard. 

Thus, you can proceed to fill out the application form while your 10th result is awaited.

By writing th NEET application form on your 10th IGCSE marks which is only grades and percentage without specific marks, to follow:

Step 1: Convert Your Grades to a Numerical Equivalent

The grades are usually converted under an IGCSE system into a numerical percentage. Here is how that is done based on grades:

A = 90-100%*

A = 80-89%

B = 70-79%

C = 60-69%

D = 50-59%

E = 40-49%

U = Below 40% (usually considered failed)

In case this does not give a percentage and instead gives letter grades, calculate the approximate percentage based on the grades and mention the same in the NEET application form.

Step 2: Fill in the Details 

Total Marks: This usually means in the NEET application form the most marks that your board could award for 10th examinations. For IGCSE, this is usually 800 (8 subjects of 100 each).

Marks Achieved: The marks achieved means the total marks you have earned on the basis of your grades. If your result is available already in percentage, approximate marks can be calculated by taking a percentage of total marks (eg. if you scored 85%, marks achieved would be 85% of 800 which is 680).

Step 3: Submission of Marks If you have the exact percentage, you can use that for 'achieved marks.' If the above does not apply, and form strictly calls for numerical, use above conversion for the approximate marks.

Step 4: Stay Updated with NEET Instructions 

Check properly with the NEET directions or guidelines concerning completing the marks for students taking IGCSE. You may be asked to attach a certificate or provide further information to validate your marks if grades were used.

If still unsure, use the NEET helpline or your school for inquiries.