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knishk chawla
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It depends on your stream. With this score, the chances should be average. Maybe, civil and that too the last round of counselling. Moreover, you also need to appear for JEE exam.
There might be very slight chances to get a mechanical seat probably in the very last rounds.
I hope for the best.
There might be very slight chances to get a mechanical seat probably in the very last rounds.
I hope for the best.
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Sharath H AithalB.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD
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Yes you are. Hi, in NATA 2019 regulations, you have to secure at least 50% Marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics and an aggregate of at least 50% marks in board examinations.
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Sharath H AithalB.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, you just need your good NATA scores and 10+2 scores for admission in CEPT.
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Ramit Arora
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Optional subjects are not generally taken into consideration for most of the college's admission, so you need not to worry, if you have good percentage in the main 5 subjects.
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aayush verma
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CBSE is one of the good boards and it also prepares the student for other competitive exams. Though there are many students who complete their 10+2 with state boards and still manage to achieve their goals. So, don't worry. Keep other factors in mind and then take a decision.
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aayush verma
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Ayush, it is not possible to pursue 12th without clearing the 11th class.
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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents
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Yes, you need class 11th and class 12th for this, but you should not skip all these steps which are important in your life.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
Guide-Level 11
Hello Tisha,
No, class 6th subject or optional subject won't make a difference.
*It depends on the college too, if you are applying for a course which is based on an entrance test then optional subject won't matter at all.
*Merit based Bachelor's courses are less in India. Terms of each college vary here too. For example, most of the courses of DU are merit-based, but you can't include the marks of 6th subject in the 'Best Four Subjects' (BFS) just like that. Terms vary from course to course. You may face deduction of 2-3% from your BFS% if you include your class 6th subject.
#Above all, It doesn't really matters. You are allotted the
No, class 6th subject or optional subject won't make a difference.
*It depends on the college too, if you are applying for a course which is based on an entrance test then optional subject won't matter at all.
*Merit based Bachelor's courses are less in India. Terms of each college vary here too. For example, most of the courses of DU are merit-based, but you can't include the marks of 6th subject in the 'Best Four Subjects' (BFS) just like that. Terms vary from course to course. You may face deduction of 2-3% from your BFS% if you include your class 6th subject.
#Above all, It doesn't really matters. You are allotted the
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syed faizan khan
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Both doesn't make a big difference so you can choose anyone. And for a second thought my recommendation is CBSE over ICSE.
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