CBSE 12th

State quota comprises 85% of the total seats of colleges. Thus, granting admission to more students in a respective institute. As students within the state can only apply for this quota, the competition level reduces and aspirants have better chances of securing admission in a college. Eligibility for state quota :- Applicants should be a resident of the respective state. Applicants should have proper proof of their residency. Applicants should have completed (or pursuing) their schooling (Class 12th) from the respective state.

Candidate must qualify in the NEET UG for admission to MBBS at MAHE. There is no criteria for 10th and 12th marks if the NEET UG requirement is satisfied. Candidates must take the NEET UG exam and have the eligibility criteria to appear for the exam.

A minimum of 60% aggregate in class 12, along with an attempt for MHTCET or JEE Mains for Graduate programs, is required to get into MIT Pune. Passed HSC exam with more than 50% marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and maths (45% marks in case of OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra). Non-zero marks in MHTCET, too is necessary for Maharashtra State candidates seeking State Quota seats. Out-of-state candidates must possess the same academic standards and should have secured marks more than the cut-off marks in AIEEE.

IIAD Delhi accepts admissions to various courses based on merit and the entrance exam scores. For students aspiring to get admission to the BDes course, 70% satisfies the basic eligibility criteria but students can only secure admissions as and when the entrance exams are cleared. 

Well, decide what you want to study firstly and where. Requirements will be different everywhere. If you plan to study in USA you clear the SAT and TOEFL or IELTS. Similarly you must check with the universities worldwide. Refer to QS world rankings etc. for university lists, visit their websites and check the admission requirements. The process is online. They have deadlines every year by which you must submit the online application forms.

If you are in class 11th currently with Arts and want to change to Commerce in class 12th then your first step is to check if your school has any policy on stream changes.

Some schools can allow it if you show them a strong interest and willingness to catch up on Commerce subjects like Accountancy, Business Studies, and Economics, which build on class 11th concepts.

Hope this helps!!!

First, you should fill up the online form for CLAT, then apply for LSAT and obviously rest of the colleges to be on the safer side you can also give a CLAT exam for this .There is some criteria for giving the exam which is you have to score above 50% in intermediate to appear in the exam .

For Class 12th, it is considered to be strict. However, it is said that the checking done by evaluators is lenient in comparison to the checking done by them in Class 9, and class 11 in their schools. So, if you have covered the entire CBSE 12th syllabus and your preparation is on point, then you must not worry about the strict checking.