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Saloni Sharma

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It is difficult to say with certainty whether you will be able to get admission to Thapar University for CSE with 92% in CBSE boards and a rank of 70k in JEE Mains, as admission requirements can vary each year. However, you may check the previous year's cutoffs for Thapar University to get an idea of the minimum marks required for admission to CSE. Additionally, other factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the overall performance of the candidates in the entrance exam will also play a role in the admission process.

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JIIT Noida offers admission to its B.Tech program through the JEE Main entrance exam as well as the 10+2 merit-based admission process. Based on your score of 95% in PCM in 2020 CBSE boards, you may be eligible for admission to JIIT Noida through the merit-based admission process.
However, admission to the CSE program is highly competitive, and the cutoff for admission through the merit-based process may vary each year depending on the number of applicants and their scores. It is recommended that you check the institute's admission criteria and cutoffs for the current academic year and apply accordingly.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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It depends upon the board from where you completed the 10th. Generally, if you complete 10th from the PSEB than prefer to do 12th from the same board because Punjabi language and accent are not easy in understanding for newcomers. However, NCERT books are used in CBSE 12th and NEET syllabus is based on NCERT. So CBSE board can be the best for scoring point of view.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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To change from CBSE Board to Punjab School Education Board for pursuing your higher studies after completion of your 10th standard, you have to obtain Transfer/ Migration Certificate from CBSE Board along with your 10th standard marks sheet, Bonafide Certificate etc. , and submit it to PSEB to apply for admission.

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Yes, you can take B.Ed after completing B.Sc. Computer Science and having 8 years of experience as a computer teacher in CBSE. In fact, there are integrated B.Sc+B.Ed courses available in some colleges. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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As per the Amity University eligibility criteria, Student should have passed all the subjects of class XII from a recognised board. So students of all recognised boards can take admission here in B.Tech courses. Like CBSE UP board, ICSC, PSEB etc.

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