CBSE 12th

Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET) entrance exam is required for Bachelor of Science at Stella Maris College, Chennai. However, admission to all the courses offered at Stella Maris College is strictly based on the merit of the students in qualifying examination/entrance examination

To get admission into SMIT Sikkim, the minimum percentage required in class 12th is 40. So, yes you can join SMIT, Sikkim 70% in class 12th.

For some UG courses admission is merit-based. However, some courses like B. Tech, BCA, MBA, etc. require an entrance exam score. The accepted exams are SMIT Online Test/JEE Main/MET/GATE/AIAPGET. 

The cut-off is released based on these exams only. Please keep a close eye on the cut-off or visit Shiksha Page for detailed information. 

Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences admission for MBBS and BDS the candidate should have to pass in 12th with 50% minimum marks with physics, chemistry, biology (botany/zoology/biotechnology), and English. For the ST/SC/OBC category students are eligible for 45% of marks with physics, chemistry, biology (botany/zoology/biotechnology), and English. Admission is done based on performance in NEET followed by counseling. 

The written test which the CUJ considers to give admission are:

• Central University Entrance Test (CUET)
• CAT

Passing the 12th standard and completing the bachelor's degree with more than 50% are mandatory to be eligible for getting a seat in CUJ university 

Minimum Percentage (%) of marks: Minimum Percentage (%) of marks: Candidate should have Minimum 60% in standard X/ SSC (55% for the candidates from reserved category) and should have passed standard XII/ HSC or equivalent examinations with a Minimum of 60% marks (55% for the candidates from reserved category).

With a 70% Class 12 score, you can still get into RTU Kota because your admissions application is evaluated based on both your Class 12 score and your entrance exam results. The search results do not, however, include the precise cutoff percentile for a 70% score in Class 12.

Go to rtu.ac.in, the official website of RTU Kota, to see the cutoff percentiles for the various courses offered there. Remember that depending on the course and category you are in, the cutoff percentiles may change

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IIAEIT provides a four-year, full-time BTech programme in aerospace, aeronautical, or avionics engineering at the undergraduate level in association with Ajeenkya DY Patil University and Aeronautical Engineering and Research Organization (AERO) at ADYPU campus in Pune. 

Yes, you can be admitted to IIAEIT Pune with 70% in your 12th. The general cut-off for B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering is 70-75% and for B.Tech in Information Technology, it is 80%. The AERO-CET/ JEE Main/ MAHCET scores are used to determine admission to IIAEIT. At IIAEIT, the minimum cut-off for a B.Tech degree is between 70%-75% in 2023. 

You are eligible for admission to B.Sc courses at Ramanujan College with 60% in Class 12th. The eligibility criteria for admission to UG courses at Ramanujan College require candidates to have completed 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate. The college offers B.Sc (Hons) in various subjects, including Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, and Environmental Science. Admission to these courses is conducted through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Therefore, you meet the eligibility criteria for admission to B.Sc courses at Ramanujan College with your Class 12th percentage.

Greetings,

Scoring 60% in class 12th is pretty decent, but it doesn't gurantee an admission solely on the basis of 12th marks. It also depends on your National Council for Hotel Management & Catering Technology Joint Entrance Examination (NCHMCT-JEE) score. Class 12th marks serve as an eligibility criterion only. Many IHM institutes, including IHM Lucknow, have a minimum eligibility requirement of 50% in Class 12th for General category and potentially lower for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC).

So, focus in excelling in the entrance exam to increase your percentage chance of being selected.

Thanks!