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a year agoContributor-Level 10
For BITSAT 2025, the eligibility criteria typically require you to have a minimum of 75% aggregate marks in 5 subjects (including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English) in your 12th board exams. as you have 6 subjects, including one optional, you do not necessarily need to take an improvement for all 6 subjects.
Here's what I think you should consider:
- If your aggregate percentage in the 5 main subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Maths, and English + one additional subject) is at least 75%, you won't need an improvement in all 5.
- If your percentage is below 75% in the core 5 subjects, you may need to make an improvement in the required s
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You may not receive the CBSE improvement examination result in time for JoSAA counselling, since improvement examinations by CBSE usually get their result after two-three weeks from conducting the improvement exam and counseling rounds for JoSAA starts at the earliest two-three weeks of announcement of results for JEE Main.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
If you fail in one subject like Math out of the six subjects in your CBSE board exam, then that may affect your eligibility to give the CUET or CUCET. In fact, eligibility criteria for both CUET and CUCET are different and for undergraduate courses, they require all candidates to pass in all the subjects in Class 12.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
In order to change your surname to an initial after you complete your CBSE 12th, you would have to get your name rectified in the official documents before you participate in counseling in JoSAA. First, contact your respective CBSE regional office to request a name change for your Class 12 mark sheet.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, NITs will accept your improved score only if you have only 73% in your 12th borad. You are adviced to appear for improvement exams only if you are from general category as the minimum requirement to appear for JEE is 75% for general. But if you are from other category such as SC/ST, you need not to appear for improvement exam as you're already eligible for JEE. So the answer of your question is yes, the NITs will consider your improved score only and you're adviced to appear for improvement exam only if you're from general category.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
If your class 12th percentage is around 90-95% and 80% in JEE Mains, then you have good chances to get into SASTRA University.
30% of the Engineering seats shall be based on Class XII Aggregate and 70% on the combined Class XII aggregate & 1st JEE Main Scores (75%:25% basis). For all remaining UG programmes (including Law), admissions based on Aggregate Class XII Scores.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
If you have been unwell and thus could not sit for Class 12 CBSE exams, and are likely to take it next year, then seek the fees refund from the school itself. Schools do have procedures in place when students, on valid medical grounds, cannot sit for exams. You may be required to fill out a registration form for the following year and pay the registration fees, which are INR 1500 for five subjects with extra fees for additional subjects. Request your school administration to clarify any fee exemptions or reduction.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The CBSE board does not have a specific minimum percentage requirement for transfers for classes 11 and 12; To be eligible for admission to another school in another state, you only need to pass the previous class (10 classes) with a passing grade (usually calculated as 33% per subject).
Key points to remember:
Transfer of certificate:
The most important transfer document is your previous school certificate.
Parent Referral:
When parental job transfers are the result of parental job transfers, schools typically make significant admissions changes.
School programs:
While there are no special percentage requirements, individua
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, you may be eligible for admission to the computer engineering course at Government Polytechnic Pune (GPP) if you scored 79.8% in CBSE class 10th and are from the open category:
- Admission criteria: GPP admissions are merit-based and require the following documents:
- Mark sheet of S.S.C. (Std. X)
- Non creamy/income certificate/EWS valid up to March 31, 2024
- Courses offered: GPP offers 14 courses across various streams, including engineering and design.
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