CBSE 12th

Hi Poonam,
In order to facilitate Shiksha experts to give you accurate and precise answers, it is important that you give us a little more information regarding the subject you are currently studying (stream: Arts, Science or Commerce) as well as your interests. Once you share this with us, our experts will be able to help you out better.

Hi Mridul, it is difficult to suggest or predict any colleges since the merit lists are not yet out. You can check the list below for the college specific entry requirements for an idea
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-india

Hi Sharthak, too early to predict a college. While colleges like Kirorimal , Shivaji Collegen and Shaheed Bhagat Singh under DU, Queen Marys College - Chennai, Teri University are some of the well known university/colleges you have to wait for the cut-offs till you know which could be the best college for you.

Hello Srishti,
Your score is good in JEE Mains exam for an OBC candidate. You have cleared the exam, but to get admission in NIT, your board exam percentage must be at least 75%. As yours is only 63.8%, you cannot get NITs.
So you can apply for some colleges that admit students with both JEE Mains marks and board exam marks.
All the best.

Hi, it is too early to predict a college, you have to wait till the merit lists are out and compare accordingly. In case you are talking about DU,you can check the previous year trends here
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-cut-off-trends-for-past-years-blogId-12697

Hi Shivansh,
NIOS is recognised and has equal importance like all other boards such as CBSE etc. No one can question the authenticity of NIOS as per government rules. So, you need not worry. Study very hard and score good grades for better prospects. NIOS qualification is also accepted by foreign universities though every university has its own requirement.

Hi Pranjal,
There are numerous options available to a student from PCM background. You may still continue studying science if you are really interested in this field, look for B.Sc options. Alternatively you can consider BA,B.Sc IT, B.Com, BA, BA-LLB, Journalism, Event Management, Designing etc.

Hi Girish,
Please be more specific with your profile and requirements. What was your stream in class 12th?

Hi Shri,
You may pursue your B.Sc (Hons) in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. You may explore engineering areas such as Materials engineering, Process engineering and Corrosion engineering.