CBSE 12th

You have give re exam for class 12th then only you will get admission. Best of luck.

Hello Kartik
Strat your preparation form class 12th because if you didn't get good marks then you can easily score good marks in next time.

Since your 12th scores are somewhat low so you would get average private colleges but don't get demotivated if you have sufficient skills then you still excel in future. Use this below free tool to know which colleges you can get and check their application procedure.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Hi Sandeep,
If you are getting a good college which has awesome placement record and provides numerous opportunities then it's better not to take drop and start the course. But if you ain't able to get a good college then I suggest you to go for drop and prepare well for next exam.

Hi Rajan,
Sorry that you failed but you need to give 12th exam again after 1 year so minimum 1 year you have to give for passing 12th.

You will get the admission on the basis of the entrances of IIT and JEE.

NCERT syllabus for all the courses, it's for medical students who want to take admission in MBBS and related courses such as pharmacy and all. However, CUCET doesn't really depend on NCERT alone. Life sciences for example, a few more books will be required apart form NCERT biology. Also, the exam pattern is different as well. Thank you.

Hello Priyanka
Go through websites, see portals, explore various courses being offered various colleges and also check the admission process. You will get to know a lot. Choose wisely and join. There are distance courses also available, this way you can also join a coaching institute for preparation of competitive exams for jobs and all.

Hello Adarsh
Mostly above 70% is the criteria in several institutes. You should write the entrances exams for various such colleges or universities, you find this eligibility criteria fulfilled.

Institutes invites applications for admission with this percentage as well.
Browse through the college's websites, every college/university have their eligibilities criteria provided there. You can also access the fee structure of respective colleges.