CBSE 12th

Yes, with 70% in class 12, you can enroll in UEI Global Faridabad. Candidates must pass the 10+2 examination from an accredited board to meet the minimum requirements for admission to UEI Global Faridabad. Interested candidates can apply offline or online by providing required details. Admission is determined by the marks obtained in the 10 + 2 exam. Post-graduate level scores will also count towards the MBA program. One-year certificate, four-six-month certificate, one-year diploma, three-year degree, four-year BA (Hons), five-year integrated degree, three-year BBA, five-year integrated BBA + MBA, and two-year MBA programs are all offered at UEI Global in Faridabad. presented by UEI Global Faridabad.

Hi dear students.

The Central University of Punjab (CUP) requires candidates to have a Master's degree in a relevant subject with a minimum of 60% marks to be eligible for admission. Candidates can apply for admission through the university's official website. 

For M.Tech in Computer Science and Technology, candidates must have:-

• A Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum of 60% marks.
• A minimum of 6.5 CGPA for GEN/GEN-EWS/OBC candidates.
• A minimum of 55% marks for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

For M.Tech admission in 2024, the CUP accepts the following exams: GATE, CCMT, CUET.

 I hope it's helpful for you, thank you. 

Hi dear students.

Yes,

Panjab University UG Eligibility Criteria.Ed, B.A + B.Ed and BHMCT, students need to qualify 10+2 level with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised board. For B.Ed and LLB, students must have done a graduation degree from a recognised university.

For instance, National PU College has a uniform cut off percentage for all three streams — 80%. An official from the institute said it is not likely to change in the near future as well.Candidates seeking BA or BA (Hons) course admission at Panjab University must have an aggregate of up to 60% in Class 12. This requirement is the minimum aggregate that is needed to pursue BA (Hons) in Economics or BA (Hons) from the campus of PU. I hope it's helpful for you, thank you. 

While NIF Global Saltlake takes into account scores from class 12, their primary focus for B.Des admissions is on the results of their Design Aptitude Test (DAT) or other recognised entrance exams. Regardless of your class 12th %, you will have a much higher probability if you perform well on the DAT.A final interview where you can showcase your design knowledge, communication abilities, and drive to pursue a B.Des may be required.

You may have an advantage if the minimum eligibility percentage is less than 60% if you fall into one of the reserved categories, such as OBC, SC, or ST. Your chances of getting in even with a 60–70% in class 12th are greatly increased by concentrating on your DAT score, developing a strong portfolio, and practicing for the interview.

With 70% in class 12, you have a good chance of being admitted. The admissions procedures and qualifying requirements for the various ADYPU programmes differ. Class 12 grades may be given greater weight by some than by others. Your performance on admission tests, such as JEE Main, MHT CET, CAT, etc., would be taken into consideration more heavily than your class 12 grades for some programmes.

The minimum eligibility percentage may be less than 70% if you fall into one of the reserved categories, such as OBC, SC, or ST, which would increase your chances of admission. Another factor is how competitive the programme is and how many seats are available.For programmes with less competition or more seats, a 70% might be adequate; nevertheless, for highly sought-after programmes with restricted seats, it might not be.

No, NIPS and New Media does not offer B.tech program and admission in B.Tech program on class 12th basis as it is based on many factors.

Admission factors:

Entrance exams: To get admission in B. tech courses it require entrance exams like JEE Mains, SAT, or others for B.Tech admissions, Class 12th scores is not that much important but entrance exam is important.

Program-specific cut offs : Minimum required scores for B.Tech programs can vary based on the specific specialisation (e.g., Computer Science, Electronics & Communication) within each institute. Knowing your desired specialisation would help assess your chances better.

Reservation quotas : Seats in B.Tech programs might be reserved for specific categories like SC/ST/OBC, further influencing the general cutoff scores.

Number of applicants: The competitiveness of the programme also depends on the total number of applicants for that year. Higher applicant numbers could raise the cut off marks.

You can check full admission process and institute other information on shiksha.com