CBSE 12th

If you didn't have Maths or Applied Maths in your 12th class, then you can't choose it in CUET or apply for BMS or BBA at Delhi University. They clearly ask for it as a compulsory subject. Even if you try selecting it in the entrance, it won't count. One option is to take Maths later through something like NIOS and then try next year. But without having it in 12th, you won't be eligible for those courses at DU.

To get admission in Bhagalpur College of Engineering, you must have passed your 12th with 45% marks.

But not only 12th, you have to give JEE Mains or BCECE. On the basis of the results of these exams, it may be decided that you can get admission in this college or not.

Yes, you can get admission in various colleges if you have cleared the entrance exam despite having less than 60 percent in 12th except some top universities like SRM, VIT, LPU, Amity, etc. 

The GNM course doesn't require candidates to come from a PCB background. You will get the same career options as a GNM student who passed Class 12 from the Science stream. You can work in any healthcare facility, nursing home, NGO, School, etc., as a GNM Nurse. 

All the best.

Yes, from 2011 onwards, 4 years Bachelor of Science (Research) programme is offered at IISc. The candidate must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in +2/12thStandard. In addition, the candidate need to qualify in one of the national tests - KVPY/ IIT-JEE (Main) or (Advance)/ NEET.

Students will have to opt for the CUET subjects that they have studied in Class 12. In case the subject they studied is not mentioned in the CUET 2025  list, they are required to appear in the language/ domain specific subject that is similar to the subject that they studied. For example, if a candidate has studied biochemistry in Class 12, she or he  must appear in biology paper in CUET 2025.

The best subjects to take for B Pharmacy are usually PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) or PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Math). Some colleges even take PCMB.

Biology helps you get how drugs work in the body, and Math comes in handy for pharma calculations and analysis. So yeah, these subjects aren't just needed for eligibility—they also help you score better in entrance exams and boost your ranking.