CBSE 12th

Hi Priyanshu, this is hard to answer since different colleges have different merit-lists and varies from course to course. You can refer to this guide for previous year cut-offs
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-cut-off-trends-for-past-years-blogId-12697.

Hi Sandeep, you have to check your education board website for this information. Notifications are generally updated on the website.

Hi Satyam,
Generally, no you cannot.

Hi Komal Preet, in addition to NCERT you can follow popular books like
BSc Agriculture Entrance Exam by Dr. Lalita Gaur
and
B.Sc. Agricuture Entrance Exam by Arihant Experts

Hi Aqil Khan, she should be eligible based on the requirements. You may contact them directly for specific information
http://erauniversity.in/era-nursing.php

Hi Ahswinder, please check with the universities directly since the admission requirements and process varies. Some universities may allow you to apply before your 12th results are declared while some will not allow you to do so. If you are planning for 2019 intake you have to apply by this year-end. Normally the application process starts a year ahead so admission deadlines will be around Sept to Dec 2018. Check university websites for university specific information.

Hi Ramsha, you have to wait till your results are out and till the merit lists of colleges under DU are announced. Also the forms are out after 12th results are declared.

Hi, your options include
MBBS
BAMS
BDS
B.Pharma
B.Sc (Nursing)
B.Sc (Biology)
B.Sc (Chemistry)
B.Sc (Zoology)
BVsc
B.Sc Biochemistry
B.Sc Agriculture
B.Sc Food and Nutrition
B.Sc Enviromental Science and many more.

Hi, there are many institutions offering correspondence courses in Homeopathy where applicants need to be class 10th or 12th pass in any discipline. It is better you check the eligibility criteria of the particular institutes.

Hi Amyra, you may still get admission if you score 1500+ in SAT. However, SAT is not a primary requirement in Canadian colleges so you have to check the requirements by visiting university websites and emailing them.