CBSE 12th

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Hi,
To become a pilot after class 12th the eligibility is that you must have physics and maths as a subject. After this you have to apply for the SPL (Student Pilot License) and have to join pilot training institute. After completion of training ng you have to apply for PPL (Private Pilot License) and you have to join flying academy. After completing 250 flying hours in a flying academy, then you can apply for CPL. The different pilot training institutes are mentioned below in following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/articles/best-flying-schools-in-india-know-the-pilot-s-choice-blogId-7317

Yes, all marks are given ranking and accordingly marks are added for final merit list.

Hello Prince,
I think it's a bit late to answer since your exam must be over by now. But still, I will say that it's good to solve sample papers since it gives practice. There are plenty of sites that offer this facility.

Hello Vikash,
You have lots of options after class 12th science. You can appear for NEET, JEE Mains, CET of your state, CETs of some private deemed universities. Take your choice. But yes, students are burdened due to this.

Hello Sharath,
You have not mentioned as to which state you belong to. Notwithstanding this situation, today is that almost all CET conducting states have veered away from giving any weightage to marks obtained in class 12th. Hence the importance of scoring well in 2nd PUC has vanished.

Dear, if your intention is to make money from wildlife photography then drop the plan. Currently, anyone who buys a DSLR is a wildlife photographer. Why am I saying this? Yes, I'm seriously practising wildlife photography for past 4 years. So far I've realised that we can keep this just as a passion. It's so hard to survive in India.

These scores are slightly below average. But you can still look for some colleges based on your CMAT like Doon Business School. If you can try this year again, then you can improve your score and target top institutes.

If you want to do technical education you have following options available to you after 10+2 Science subjects:
(a) Engineering
(b) B.Sc Honors Physics, Chemistry, Electronics etc.
(c) B.Sc Computer Science or IT
(d) BCA
(e) Diploma in Engineering
(f) Graduation in Biotechnology
(g) Graduation in Fashion Technology
(h) Appear in SCRA exam conducted by UPSC to become Mechanical engineer in India Railways
(I) Marine Engineering
You can choose any of the option as per your interest areas.

You may refer to the following link for all details on how to proceed in career as an actuary professional after 10+2: https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-actuary-cc-116