CBSE

If you were absent for all five theory papers of your CBSE Class 12 exams, you typically have two options depending on your school's and CBSE's policies:

1. Appear for Compartment Exams (or Supplementary Exams):

CBSE allows students who miss or fail in their board exams to appear for the supplementary exams conducted later in the year.

You won't have to attend school again, but you must register for these exams, often through your school.

Contact your school or check the CBSE website for the compartment exam application process.

2. Reappear Next Year:

If you miss all exams and don't opt for supplementary exams, you may need to re-register for the Class 12 board exams next year.

In such cases, some students may need to attend school again, depending on the school's policy. Others may register as private candidates and prepare independently.

What You Should Do:

1. Talk to Your School: Inform them about your situation and ask about your eligibility for the compartment exams.

2. Check the CBSE Guidelines: Visit the CBSE website or contact the regional CBSE office for clarity on your options.

3. Provide Medical Proof: If you were unwell, submit medical certificates to your school for leniency or special consideration.

Your result for class 10 is expected in April, but it is mandatory to fill the form regarding Class XI study at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) before that. So follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Check JMI Guidelines for Class 11 admission

Normally, JMI permits students to fill in applications for Class XI even if the result of class 10 is not declared yet. 

Many universities, including JMI, provide an option to fill in the provisional marks or enter the awaited result for those whose results have not yet been declared. Follow the JMI admission guidelines for the specific how-to. 

2. Filling up the Application Form

Write 'awaiting result' or fail to fill up the field pertaining to the 10th marks (only in case the form allows you to do so). 

Some forms allow you to proceed without entering final marks for the same reason, that is, result awaited or not declared yet.

3. Submission of the Application

Then submit it according to the following pattern with other information required, such as personal data, contact information, previous school details, etc.

In the marks part, you can indicate that your result is expected a little bit later. 

4. Wait After Results

Once your 10th result comes out (which would be by April), make sure you send the official marks or certification to JMI in the most urgent manner possible either online or offline, as per the requirement. 

Keep an eye out for messages from JMI related to the submission deadline for the 10th result.

5. Keep Touching With Admission Office

In case you are unable to figure out the procedure, you can contact the office personally and put forth your case. They will give specific instructions on how to proceed, in case of delay in the result of your 10th standard. 

Thus, you can proceed to fill out the application form while your 10th result is awaited.

Here are some scholarships that may be available to CBSE Class 12 students:

CBSE Central Sector Scholarship

Students who score over 80% in their 12th exams and have a family income of less than INR 4.5 Lacs are eligible for this scholarship. 

CBSE Scholarship

Students receive INR 500 per month for a maximum of two years to cover their education in Classes 11 and 12. 

CBSE Merit Scholarship Scheme For Single Girl Child

Students who scored 60% or more in the CBSE Class 10th exam and are studying in a CBSE-affiliated school are eligible. The tuition fee per month should not be more than INR 1,500. 

Board Toppers Scholarship

Students who top their class in the 12th standard receive a merit scholarship of 50% of the first year tuition fee.