NIOS 12 th

Yes, your son can still pursue admission in B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology) even if he has failed in mathematics in Class 12th. One option he can consider is enrolling in the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) board to improve his mathematics score.

NIOS is a recognised board in India that provides flexible learning options, including the opportunity to appear for board exams. Your son can register with NIOS, study mathematics as one of the subjects, and attempt the examination to improve his score.

Once he successfully completes the required mathematics coursework and achieves a passing grade, he can use the improved mathematics score from NIOS to fulfill the eligibility criteria for B.Tech. admission. It's important to note that each university or college may have specific requirements and eligibility criteria, so it's advisable to check the admission guidelines of the institutions where he wishes to apply.

Additionally, some universities and colleges may consider alternative entrance exams, such as state-level exams or university-specific entrance exams, where mathematics is not a mandatory subject. Your son can explore such options and verify the eligibility criteria set by the respective institutions.

It's recommended to thoroughly research the specific requirements and admission processes of the universities/colleges your son is interested in and reach out to their admissions offices for accurate and detailed information.

To join further study in South Korea, you generally need to follow these steps:

The eligibility criteria for theprogrammeyou wish to pursue from university andprogrammemay have specific requirements academic qualifications, language proficiency (usually Korean or English), and standardized test scores (e.g., TOPIK for Korean proficiency or TOEFL/IELTS for English proficiency).

Collect all the necessary documents for your application. These typically include:

1.    Completed application form: Obtain the application form from the university's website and fill it out accurately.
2.    Academic transcripts and certificates: Prepare official transcripts and certificates from your previous educational institutions. Make sure they are translated into Korean or English if they are in another language.
3.    Personal statement or essay: Write a well-crafted personal statement or essay outlining your academic background, career goals, and why you want to study in South Korea.
4.    Letters of recommendation: Request letters of recommendation from professors or professionals who can speak to your abilities and potential.
5.    Passport-sized photographs: Provide recent passport-sized photographs as per the university's requirements.
6.    Proof of language proficiency: Submit scores from language proficiency tests such as TOPIK, TOEFL, or IELTS, depending on the language of instruction for your chosen program.

Submit your completed application, along with all the required documents, directly to the universities you have chosen.

Once you have received an acceptance letter, you will need to apply for a student visa (D-2 visa) at the South Korean embassy or consulate in your home country. Prepare the required documents, including the admission letter, financial documents, and a completed visa application form. Follow the specific guidelines provided by the embassy or consulate.

The students can find the following information on the NIOS 12th Admit card 2024. Name of the student, Name of the board, session of the exam, i.e. April-May or October-November, Father/Mother’s name, Address of the exam centre, Subject Code, Subject names, Date of exam, Student’s photography, and instructions for the student to follow during the exams. Students should verify the details mentioned on the NIOS 12th admit card. In case of discrepancy in the details in the NIOS Admit Card, the student must immediately contact the Regional Centre administration and get them rectified. The students, in this case, can also connect with the Student Support Services through their official website. Once the admit cards are released, the NIOS also open the error correction windows within which the students must get any errors in their admit cards rectified.