CBSE 12th

Unfortunately No, just having a background of scoring 60% score in your 12th grade wouldn't be enough for your chances of grabbing admission into Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law (DBRACL). In India, there are many colleges with the same name as Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and each college have thier own admission processes and rules.

This college has many admission factors like marks of 10th and 12th grade should be above 75% which matters a lot to grab admission.

Many law colleges require exams like MHCET Law for 3 year and 5 year and L-CET, etc. and the score in these entrance exams plays a major role in taking admissions.

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law has some reservation policies for caste categories which affects the cut-offs and marks.

To grab admission in this college students should have a background of above 75% in 10th and 12th grade exams which is tentative.

Every child dreams of getting high scores in board exams without having to study at all. First of all, pls understand that cheating is a crime and if you’re caught using any unfair means, you’ll be debarred from giving the exam for 2 years, police will be involved and the stamp of a cheater will stick with you for your whole life.

So, you are advised to go through the Maharashtra HSC Science syllabus thoroughly and know the exam pattern. You must also solve and practice the Maharashtra 12th Science sample papers and previous years question papers to get familiar with the marking scheme, types of questions asked in the exam and more. Focus on your studies and you will be able to pass the HSC board exams with flying colours without having to cheat. 

Yes, with a 60% in your class 12 exam, you could be able to gain admission to Jindal School of Art and Architecture for a B.Arch program. Meeting specific educational qualifications is usually one of the qualifying criteria for admission to an architectural course, but they could differ depending on the institution. Students who wish to attend Jindal School of Art and Architecture (JSAA) must be enrolled in or have finished Class 12 at a recognised higher secondary education institution. Furthermore, the admissions procedure could take into account things like yearly family income, Class XII board score, results on standardized tests like the JSAT, and a faculty interview. For the most precise and current information about admission requirements and procedures, it is best to get in touch with the university directly or visit their official website.