Exam Compartment

If you clear the compartment exam then 

• Go to the MHT CET counselling portal.
• Upload the Updated marksheet during document verification.
• Make sure to do it before the last date .
• If needed, visit the help centre for support.       

Yes, you can appear for the Chemistry improvement exam in 2025—provided your education board (like CBSE, ISC, or state board) allows improvement for failed or compartment subjects.Most boards, including CBSE, allow students to take improvement exams the next academic year (2025).You need to register online through your board's official website.you should also Contact your school or board office for exact dates and documents required.

No, generally, if you pass the overall exam (including internal assessments) despite failing in the theory exams, you will not be required to take supplementary exams. However, the specific rules can vary slightly depending on the examination board and the context of the exam.

If you are expecting to fail in your CBSE 12th optional (Computer) subject then it is not necessary  that you will be considered fail because CBSE follow the best of five rule.If you have taken six subject then it is compulsory that you have to pass on five subjects your result will be calculated using best five score

When your board issues your consolidated 12th marksheet it will automatically replace any subject you've passed in the improvement exams with your new, higher marks so your improved maths will appear. For physics, since you didn't pass the re-test, the board will simply carry forward your original physics exam. You only need to retake physics if you wish to boost that score and your board still permits another improvement attempt.

If you fail the compartment exam, you may need to repeat the academic year or wait for the next chance (if offered). The JAC usually allows only one compartment attempt per subject in a year. So, it is important to take this exam seriously and prepare well. You can also explore open schooling options or skill-based courses in the meantime. Talk to your school or counselors for guidance on your next steps.