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No, you cannot get admission in NITs / IITs solely on the basis of marks obtained by you in12th board examination.

This is because,

12th qualification is just required to make you eligible for NITs/ IITs i. e one needs at least  75% marks in aggregate in class 12

Hello Aspirant,

On the Maharashtra board exam mark sheet, on the top below or above  the candidate's name , there is a box named as "Seat No." , from what I have understood this is the equivalent of roll number , so you can enter that information. However, before entering

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you can check the roll number on your certificate or marksheets or the admit card of matriculation level. I have passed my 10th standard from wbbse board and in roll number there wan an alphabet. however it would be best to with your teachers or any friends who have

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see its seems not correct to having different board marksheet and transfer certificate of another board. since you have passed 12th course from gujrat state board of education, your transfer certificate should be from the same institute from which you have passed 12th course. however in some of the

Hello student ,

As per the latest update, interacting in the webinar, Education Minister said that "The students will only have to study the revised syllabus for their CBSE board exams and for NEET 2021 questions, will be asked from the reduced syllabi. Further the authorities will release the new

Dear aspirant

Staff Selection Commission is the exam conducting authority for the SSC CGL examination. SSC also releases the SSC CGL eligibility criteria for all aspiring candidates wanting to appear for SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination . In general any graduate in any discipline can apply for the SSC CGL

Dear aspirant,

According to the query, as you have your normal marksheet from UP board and considering you have appeared for improvement exam from the NIOS then you should your final score of the 5 subjects as that is the final marks that would be counted for the grading and

Hello Aspirant,

If you do not have a roll number , then there must be some other number equivalent to roll number on your final mark statement, for example ,registration number, marksheet number etc. Also sometimes roll number might be given under a different name for example in ICSE marksheet

Hello student I'm sorry to inform you but to be eligible for Neet entrance examination you need to obtain at least 50 percent marks aggregate and 40 percent marks aggregate for reserved category students (sc/st/pwd).

Eligibility criteria - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in Physics chemistry and biology