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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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tarun mittal
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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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Divya Kumari
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Some good colleges which will accept this marks are given below:
Loyola College, Chennai
Kristy jayanti college, Bangalore
J Do Birla institute, Kolkata
Mithibai college, Mumbai
Delhi college of arts and commerce
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
These are the colleges you can enter in.
Loyola College, Chennai
Kristy jayanti college, Bangalore
J Do Birla institute, Kolkata
Mithibai college, Mumbai
Delhi college of arts and commerce
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
These are the colleges you can enter in.
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YASH SHARMA
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If your school is keeping 60% as the passing percentage for class 12 CBSE you should aim to score at least 60% or more in your final exams to pass the class. You can focus on your studies, attend classes regularly, take notes, revise regularly, and practice past papers to prepare well for the exams. If you are struggling with any particular subject or topic, you can seek help from your teachers or tutors. You can also join a coaching center or an online course to get additional guidance and support. Remember that class 12 marks are important for higher education and career opportunities. So, it is essential to work hard and perform wel
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sandhya
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No, any student may submit an application to Sir J.J. COA College. Admission to this institute is typically determined only by NATA and JEE Mains results. Therefore, a particular board is not a common issue for this college. Although this college administers an entrance exam in accordance with its admission requirements. Additionally, the college may take into account things like academic performance and extracurricular activities in admission.
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Om prakash sahoo
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Yes, Nagarjuna College in Yelahanka, Bangalore offers CBSE curriculum. It is a co-educational school that provides education from Nursery to Class XII. The school follows a comprehensive and child-centered approach to education and aims to provide holistic development to its students. Apart from academics, the school also offers a range of co-curricular activities to help students develop their skills and interests. If you are considering admission to Nagarjuna College, you can contact the school directly for more information on the admission process and requirements.
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Mukesh D P
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Yes, you can because your percentage matches the requirement of the course and the college you have chosen for further details visit their profile and book for an admission.
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