CBSE

The CBSE class 10 admit card for 2024 has already been released. It usually happens in early February and students receive them by mid-February. Hence, the admit cards for the 2024 exams are no longer available.

You can expect them again around February of 2025 for the next year's exams.

Yes, ISOMES accepts Class 12 for UG courses. Candidates need to complete a minimum of Class 12 with at least 45% aggregate to apply for BA (Journalism and Mass Communication) offered at ISOMES. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

Entrance and Merit based selection and additional qualitative factors are used at IMS Noida for BBA admissions.To be eligible for the admission applicants must have Class 10 and Class 12 from a recognised board. Given below the procedure for selection in BBA courses at IMS Noida:

Procedure for Selection-

• Merit in the results of the Class 12 exam determines admission.
• Candidates must apply and appear for JET Exam and score good.
• IMS Noida shortlisted the applicants on the basic on their performance in Class 10 and Class 12. The final seat is allotted to the applicants on the basic of their merit in last qualifying exam and JET exam

Yes, with a 75 percentile in the CBSE Class 12, you have a strong chance of being admitted to the IMS Noida programme. Although the specific cut-off for the BHM programme is unavailable at IMS Noida, a score of 75 percentiles in the CBSE Class 12 is typically regarded as competitive and puts you in a strong chance to get selected. Additionaly, the institute conduct an entrance exam followed with a interview round for admission. So, candidates also need to score good in JET exam.

ICSE is very tough whereas CBSE is a lot easier than ICSE. ICSE students definitely will have higher intellectual than CBSE students. So, till class 10th go for ICSE. In class 12th, you can switch to CBSE if you are planning for JEE, so you don't have to focus on class 12th as the CBSE syllabus is very easy. You can completely focus on JEE needs.

It's important to address this issue promptly. Contact the authorities responsible for conducting the JEE Mains exam as soon as possible. They usually have a procedure in place for correcting such mistakes. Provide them with the necessary details, such as your application number and the correct board (ISC in your case). They will guide you through the process of making the correction. Be prepared to provide any supporting documentation they may require to verify the change. It's essential to act quickly to ensure your application is accurate and up-to-date.