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There is good news for you. Following the pandemic, the exam conducting body for JEE has decided that the students appearing for the exam this year, are eligible for the exam irrespective of their 12th class percentage. It means your 12th class percentage will not be a barrier

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Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, in the improvements exam for the HSC the question will be totally different from the actual board exam. Sometimes the level of the question paper will be tough than the actual board exam and sometimes it

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The marks scored in qualifying examination that is 10+2 or its equivalent and CET score in Biology, Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry will be considered in equal proportions to determine the rank for admission to Farm Science courses such as B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons) Sericulture, B.Sc. (Hons) Horticulture, B.Sc

Hello aspirant,

A student can certainly retake the class 12th board exam.

However, there is no provision for offering an exam on a single subject. To be eligible for the exam, you must take all of the subjects from class 12th.

The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) is a

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Your rank is expected to be around 10000 based on KCET 2022 Marks vs Rank trend with the given score out of 180 marks. This is an estimated rank, the actual rank is subjected to change. The estimated rank serves as reference until the results are declared. The marks

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To become a software Engineer in future , you can choose B.Sc Computer Science or BCA course . Well, in BCA course .. the application specific topic you'll get more and in B.Sc Computer Science , a brief knowledge about computer networking, architecture and programming will be

Hi aspirant....!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. Yes, you'll be able to take the JEE advance exam. The following are the JEE advance eligibility requirements:

• For those students who complete the 12th standard in 2022.
• aggregate marks of 75 percent (65 percent for SC/ST/PWD) in

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, firstly, the marks scored in PCM will not be considered for the ranking of KCET exam, they are just the qualification marks in order to eligible for the KCET exam. Secondly, as you had mentioned 80

It is not the percentage that determines your stream. If you think you can study well in science, then you can take it. May be you can take a chance or can choose any other stream. The most important thing is that you should decide whether you can do it