Hello,

So the situation is a bit tricky because as you said three years have passed since then so now you cannot apply for correction. You have not mentioned which board did your friend graduated. So in that case it becomes difficult to say but in general it is seen

Hey !

To apply for the common government jobs , where you need to have passed from some government recognized board , youstand eligible as open school board of any state are government recognized institutions.

So yes ,  you are eligible for the government jobs provided you meet other criterias.

Yes !

According to the eligibility criteria for the NIFT exam , the students must have completed their 10+2 board exam from a recognized  Central or State board.

Since, Bihar Open board is a recognized board and comes under the Government of India, and you have passed it, therefore you

If she has the domicile certificate of UP, she can participate in UP State Counselling. To participate in the NEET Uttar Pradesh counselling 2020, a candidate must follow the below-mentioned steps:

1.Register on the official website – https://upneet.gov.in/

(NOTE- Candidate has to register only once for the counselling process of

Hello student,

Yes obviously you can do that, but I think that is not legal way. Because one cannot continue to academic simultaneously. If those two boards syllabus remain same it will be possible for you. Now it is completely depend on you whether you want to do or not.

Hi.

For MHT CET Counselling you need to tell your rank. With the rank you can use this MHT CET College Predictor , which will give you a list of colleges along with course that you can opt for.

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For admission to NITs you need to have 75% marks or to be under top 20 percentile in 12th board exam. The percentile scored by you is given by the board itself. You need to search online UP board results for class 12.

Please check whether you are in top

Hello,

Yes you can get admissions in NITs even though you have less than 75% as this year the criteria of minimum 75% aggerate in your 10+2 level for admissions in NITs and IITs has been removed. The Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB) has decided to relax the eligibility criteria

Hello,

The sole reason to apply for re-evaluation, re-correction or improvement exams is to utilize the opportunity to improve the marks based on your performance in the qualifying examination. If the marks still remains the same then all the options are out. We regret that you cannot do anything to

Hey Aspirant,

If You are not satisfied with your result. But I will suggest you to give the exam by another board. Because, this will be counted as you have a year gap but if you give again from the same board it will be counted as you have given