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Salviya Antony

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Subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology can be high scoring if you understand the concepts well. Regular practice, revision, and solving previous year question papers can help you score better. Subjects like English, Tamil also carry good marks if your grammar and writing skills are strong. Focus on your strengths but don't ignore weak areas.

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VISHAL GUPTA

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Your CBSE 12th marks are not a direct LIET cut off. Rather, they play a major role in *AP EAMCET eligibility* and bear *25% weightage to your Andhra Pradesh EAMCET rank* that is the most essential admission factor to 70 percent seats. In the Management Quota, a 50 percent cut in 10+2 (PCM) is normally needed. Hence, good performance in 12 th CBSE, unintentionally helps in admission which is achieved in the case of influences on your EAMCET rank and of fulfilling the quota criteria.
Your marks in 12th CBSE do not act as cutoff directly to take LIET. As against this, they are significantly important to *AP EAMCET eligibility* and add *25

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Feeling nervous is normal, but too much stress can affect your performance. To manage stress, study regularly and avoid last-minute cramming. Take short breaks, eat healthy food, and sleep well. Practice meditation or light exercise to stay relaxed. Talking to parents, teachers, or friends can also help if you feel overwhelmed.

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International students willing to pursue a B.Tech in Italy must hold proof of 10+2 with min 60-70% with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from a recognised board, a minimum score from the Entrance test (TOLC-I), and English language requirements to fulfill the basic eligibility. Also, they must submit certain mandatory documents to take admission in the university, including high school transcripts, CV/Resume, letter of recommendation, valid passport, English language requirements, and a motivation letter.

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