CBSE 12th

Hi Kiran,
No, I don't think so. You can get admission in operation because the eligibility criteria for operation is 60% in 10th,12th and graduation. The minimum package offered is Rs 3.5 lakhs per annum.

Hi
I appreciate your high aspirations but till now none of the boards has given 100% in overall. While students have achieved 100% in subjects individually. The best strategy to score high is to be thorough with your concepts esp from NCERT first and later you can practice as many mock tests or last few years papers. CBSE used to upload last year's toppers answers sheet earlier to help students like you so check on their website: www.cbse.nic.in.
Every subject require certain specific ways to prepare so listen to your teachers too.
All the best.

Hi Deval
You can pursue B.Com pass but not hons from Delhi university as of now. Since DU is planning to change their admission criteria, we have to wait for the new guidelines.
If you are in any of the schools from Delhi, you also have options of B.Com pass, B.com hons, BBA from IP university as they have 85% quota for Delhi students.

Hi,
Being a fresher is not a limitation. For PGDM, along with your competitive exam scores, you will be evaluated on basis of your past academic record, a group discussion( or a test similar to that) and an interview. Give the presented test and interview properly. All the best.

Hello Likhitha,
In commerce, you can go for arts/ design, business, finance and banking. Students are also moving in fashion designing and interior designing. Research oriented students can go for KVPY and get into institutes like IISC, IISERs, etc. Commerce students can go for CA.
There are courses like hotel management and fashion designing. You can opt for any of these as per your interest.
I hope it helps. If so, kindly upvote this answer.
If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hi,
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Hello Priya,
For good marks, you give your best by doing the following:
1. Structure your time and be thorough with all the concepts of each subject.
2. Analyse your strengths and weaknesses to work accordingly. Discuss your answer sheets with your respective subject teachers to know how to write better answers.
3. CBSE uploads sample answer every year so you may check those.
4. Attempt and practice as many as mock papers possible.
5. Make notes and keep them revising at frequent intervals.
The most important is to keep your brain and body both healthy. So, eat healthy and give your best.

You may opt for courses like travel and tourism or even journalism and specialize in travel journalism. Alternatively, you may choose business related programs and look for careers involving field works and lots of traveling such as research, consultant. Basically, it's about your interest and as a science student you have plenty of options.

It is upto your interest, both the courses have good future according to me. If you want to go with accounting section or want to be a chartered accountant you can go with B.Com. You can go for BBA if you want to get into management.

Hi,
Maths is compulsory for engineering with physics and chemistry.