95.6 percentile with 66k CRL and 20k OBC is decent. You might get ECE or EEE in newer NITs like Puducherry, Meghalaya or some GFTIs. IIITs like Nagpur, Bhagalpur, or Ranchi are also possible. Not top-tier, but definitely doable if you're flexible with location and rounds.
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Salviya Antony
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Scoring good marks in GSEB SSC exam in 1 month is possible only with focus, determination and hard work. Read NCERT books and class notes for Science and Social science. Solve as many sample papers and previous years' question papers to have a good grip on subject. Take small breaks and restrict yourself from social media. This will help you ace the exam.
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Yes, GSEB uses the concept known as stepwise marking. This means that even if the final answer is incorrect, marks are given for correct steps, logic, or calculations within the solution. The marking scheme is designed to reward effort and understanding, even if the final result is not accurate.
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- Stepwise Marking:Each question is broken down into steps, and each step is assigned a specific weightage. If a student correctly solves a particular step, they receive the corresponding marks, regardless of whether the final answer is correct.
- Partial Credit:Even if the final answer i
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In case students find to be incorrect in the GSEB SSC result, they should immediately contact their school or the GSEB office for correction or rectification. They will then issue a new GSEB SSC marksheet with correct details.
The GSEB 10th marksheet is an important document and must be preserved for life.
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Yes, you must collect your marksheet from school, since the result released online is provisional. This is an important document. It will be required while applying for higher education and jobs.
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Andhra Pradesh students can take TS EAMCET (now TGEAPCET), but they're considered nonlocal, so no home state quota for them in Telangana colleges If they meet the standard eligibility (12th with PCM and required marks), they can still get seats but only from open/general seats, which are super competitive.
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The GSEB 10th result is important in a student's life in the following cases.
- Higher education.
- Entrance Exams
- Career growth
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In case you fail in one subject in GSEB SSC, you will be eligible to appear for the supplementary exams for the same subject. The GSEB SSC compartment exams are held in June. This is a second chance to save your academic year.
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Anushree Bhargava
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With 179670 rank in General category, getting a seat in NIT Rourkela is almost impossible unless you have a home state quota and choose a very low-demand branch. IIITs in Odisha also have high cutoffs. Chances are really slim, but you can try spot rounds just in case.
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An average DNS (Diploma in Nautical Science) entrance exam may test you on your command of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) up to Class 12th. It has English, Aptitude and General Knowledge parts as well. A Psychometric test that will examine personality and suitability with a maritime career can also be included in some specific academies. Cores have their level of difficulty pegged on Class 12th syllabus.
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