CBSE 12th

Hi,
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Eligibility criteria for DSAT:
The minimum marks required is 45% for General and OBC category applicants and For SC/ST, at least 40% of marks are required in Physics, Mathematics or any one of the subjects: biology, chemistry, computer science, biotechnology, electronics and English.

Yes,
You can get the admission in Techno India University as the eligibility criteria says that the student needs to have passed 12th class with an aggregate of minimum 60% marks.

It all depend on your course. If you want to take admission in commerce so with this percentage, you can't get the admission in this college because the college require 86% for commerce and if you want to take admission in arts then you have some chances but it's not sure whether you get admission or not. In Fergusson College, the admission is done on the basis of merit and entrance exam so you also have some chances to get admission.

No, you can't get the admission in B.Sc IT because the eligibility criteria for admission is that you should pass out your 10+2 degree from science stream with maths, physics, and chemistry with a minimum of 50 % marks secured in maths.

Yes, you can give improvement exam for theory papers. You have to go to the nearest CBSE office or try filling online application. I think it is the time when you can apply. As class 12 results are declared. Yes, you can do from NIOS also. Regards.

Yes, you can get admission to BCA. Applications have started, fill the form. All the best.

I am unable to understand. What do you mean by 2nd stream? Can you please comment down below so that I can help you out.