CBSE 12th

ICFAI (IFHE) Hyderabad determines minimum Class 12 marks to set eligibility criteria for BTech admissions. Students interested in applying must have passed Class 12 with Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English as subjects & 60% aggregate or equivalent CGPA in the final examination. For selection purposes, the applicants are ranked based on their ATIT marks.

Candidates who have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Botany & Zoology with a minimum of 50% aggregate along with English as one of the subjects can apply for BSc at JIPMER Puducherry.

So yes you can apply but you have to crack the entrance test for studying in the JIPMER. If you can crack the entrance test then you can easily apply at the JIPMER.

RTMNU BPharma admission is merit or entrance-based for the year 2024 and candidates seeking admission to the BPharma at RTMNU must qualify the Class 12 or equivalent examination in relevant stream with a minimum of 45% aggregate from a recognised board. Candidates might also have to appear for the MHT CET. Therefore, Class 12 marks might not be the only criteria for admission to the BPharma programme.

Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus accepts admission to various courses based on the entrance exam scores. The basic eligibility criteria for the PG courses is a bachelor's with 50% aggregate. Students with 60% in Class 12 can only get admission to undergraduate courses when they clear any of the accepted entrance exams. 

Yes, you are eligible to attend Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education with a grade point average of 70% in your senior year of high school, as this is higher than the required minimum of 50%. 

Even though the Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education (Kalasalingam University) requires different percentage scores for different courses, you won't have any trouble getting admitted there with this respectable score.

It appears that for four subjects in your 12th board exams, you have been placed under "RT" (Result to be declared later) status based on the information provided. Students who have been placed under RT status or who have failed one or more classes are typically eligible to take compartment exams. Each board has a different application procedure for compartment exams (e.g., CBSE, state boards). You should review the precise instructions and deadlines your board has given you regarding compartment exams.The dates of the compartment exams and the registration procedure are typically announced by boards. 

JEE Main scores are the main factor used for admission to B.Tech programs at IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology), rather than just the CBSE class 12th percentage. Your CBSE class 12th percentage is still, nevertheless, a crucial factor in establishing your eligibility and, occasionally, in narrowing down your options for counseling. To increase your chances of getting into a premier engineering college such as IIIT or any other college of your choice, aim for a competitive score in JEE Main.

Yes, the board releases the CBSE answer key Class 12 for all students to download and calculate their probable score. In case of an error, students can apply for correction of the answer key before the last date. CBSE will release the dates for raising objections against the answer keys on the official website. No application will be entertained after that.

No, CBSE may not release the CBSE 12th answer key 2026 since the exams will be conducted once a year and they will be subjective. 

It is expected that CBSE will release the CBSE answer keys once the exams will start being held twice a year. The first term exam will be objective in nature.