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Year 2023, Top 20 percentile score for GEN is 351 out of 500
For OBC NCL ot is 356, For SC And ST it is 336. While calculating your marks, you have to Take English Physic, Chemistry and Mathematics, compulsory. The remaining 1 subject to calculate you marks is optional, You can take any 1 subject other than mentioned above in which you have get good score. This is how the total marks is out of 500 for 5 subject, even though in Maharashtra we give exam for more than 5 subject, but while calculating top 20 percentile we have to consider only 5 subject. It will help you.
For OBC NCL ot is 356, For SC And ST it is 336. While calculating your marks, you have to Take English Physic, Chemistry and Mathematics, compulsory. The remaining 1 subject to calculate you marks is optional, You can take any 1 subject other than mentioned above in which you have get good score. This is how the total marks is out of 500 for 5 subject, even though in Maharashtra we give exam for more than 5 subject, but while calculating top 20 percentile we have to consider only 5 subject. It will help you.
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Beginner-Level 2
Year 2023, Top 20 percentile score for GEN is 351 out of 500
For OBC NCL ot is 356, For SC And ST it is 336. While calculating your marks, you have to Take English Physic, Chemistry and Mathematics, compulsory. The remaining 1 subject to calculate you marks is optional, You can take any 1 subject other than mentioned above in which you have get good score. This is how the total marks is out of 500 for 5 subject, even though in Maharashtra we give exam for more than 5 subject, but while calculating top 20 percentile we have to consider only 5 subject.
For OBC NCL ot is 356, For SC And ST it is 336. While calculating your marks, you have to Take English Physic, Chemistry and Mathematics, compulsory. The remaining 1 subject to calculate you marks is optional, You can take any 1 subject other than mentioned above in which you have get good score. This is how the total marks is out of 500 for 5 subject, even though in Maharashtra we give exam for more than 5 subject, but while calculating top 20 percentile we have to consider only 5 subject.
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Anish Lohiya
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COEP uses the MHT CET percentile score for admission. They have a requirement of 50% or more in the HSC board. So you need to check your MHT CET score to know whether you can get admission to COEP or not.
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Kuldeep Shukla
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No, because most of the universities ask for computer or mathematics as a subject in your 12th.
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Praveen Kumar
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The eligibility criteria for admission to the B.Tech program in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT) Delhi are as follows:
The candidate must have passed the 10+2 examination or equivalent from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.
The candidate must have secured at least 60% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination.
Since you have mentioned that you have not completed your 12th boards, it may impact your eligibility to apply for admission to NSUT. Most colleges require a candidate to pass the 12th boards as a mandatory eligibility criter
The candidate must have passed the 10+2 examination or equivalent from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.
The candidate must have secured at least 60% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination.
Since you have mentioned that you have not completed your 12th boards, it may impact your eligibility to apply for admission to NSUT. Most colleges require a candidate to pass the 12th boards as a mandatory eligibility criter
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PRANAV S KUMAR
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There are many job oriented Diploma courses
few of them are
1)Business Accounting and Taxation
2)Digital marketing
3)PG certification in machine learning
4)Business Analytics
hope this will give you a rough idea
All the very best.
few of them are
1)Business Accounting and Taxation
2)Digital marketing
3)PG certification in machine learning
4)Business Analytics
hope this will give you a rough idea
All the very best.
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Deeksha Dixit
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In Maharashtra's HSC board, French is one of the elective languages. The question paper pattern of French is as follows:
1. The total score of the question paper is 100 marks.
2. Question 1 is divided into two parts, Part A and Part B.
3. There are 25 fill-in-the blank type questions in Part 1 A.
4. Question 1 B contains 25 phrase-based questions.
5. Question 2 consists of four parts, each with five to ten different types of questions.
6. For instance, Part A contains four grammar-based questions where you have to fill in a paragraph with the correct grammar words.
7. Question 3 also consists of four subparts based on vocabulary.
8. The
1. The total score of the question paper is 100 marks.
2. Question 1 is divided into two parts, Part A and Part B.
3. There are 25 fill-in-the blank type questions in Part 1 A.
4. Question 1 B contains 25 phrase-based questions.
5. Question 2 consists of four parts, each with five to ten different types of questions.
6. For instance, Part A contains four grammar-based questions where you have to fill in a paragraph with the correct grammar words.
7. Question 3 also consists of four subparts based on vocabulary.
8. The
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