hello,

yes you can take if it available in the elective list. Do take mathematics as there are many entrance exam where math is requirement to be eligible. It will help you in a good way. it will make eligible for many university and colleges too.

JEE mains, all engineering exam, admission into BSc Mathematics Hons. or any admission process for science stream.

do your best in 12th. keep a goal to score above 75-80%.

Hope it helps!

Hi Atul,

To get the latest updated reduced syllabus if Class 12th English subject of UP Board 2020-21, tap this link - https://school.careers360.com/download/ebooks/upmsp-12th-english-syllabus

Refer here for more info - https://school.careers360.com/articles/up-board-12th-syllabus

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

In Kerala, the grading system for Secondary and Higher Secondary examinations are based on Nine Point Grading System in which Nine (9) is the higher grade. For 9 grade, the positional value is A+. Now this 9 grade is allotted when a student score at least 90% of the total score of the examination. For students scoring 90 to 100% are given A+ grade. If 60 is the total score of the examination, then 90% of 60 which means 54 marks, the student has to score in order to get A+ grade. At least 54 and at most 60 score can fetch you A+ grade.

hello there!

you has a good score in pcm

KCET rank is calculated considering 50% of KCET score and 50% of board marks. Now it is difficult to figure out any particular rank as it depends on few factors like no. Of candidates appeared, highest marks obtained etc. And these factors keep changing every year. You have good percentage in 12th, but KCET marks are not so impressive. Now if we see last year's data, your expected rank will be 45,000 to 50,000 approximately

you can use our college predictor to predict the best college for you with this rank. The link is given below:

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Good luck!!

no you can not get , you have to take above 85%

Hey!

Ghanshyam das Saraf college Mumbai is a private college affiliated to university of Mumbai. So, to get admission you need to have minimum required percentage in 10+2 from a recognized board, means you can get admission by up board. Also, the counseling merit list would released on 4th August, means application forms registration has been closed. For more information you can go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/mumbai-university-merit-list/amp

Thank you

Hello Aspirant!
The minimum percentage in 12th for Applying B Arch is 75%.
And Final selection is based on Your JEE paper 2 marks.
& 240 is a very good mark.

So there is a huge chance that you can get the seat.
Thank you.

Hello,

It's not going to any problem whether you change your stream or had year gap, in many of government exam interviews are scrapped such as that of Clerk/SSC CHSL/SS CGL to name a few, in exams where interviews are conducted, you may be asked about educational background and related stuffs, but honestly speaking in any examination, the written part is the only area you've your control over in terms of performing to the best of your capability, to give you an example one of the topper in UPSC last year scored extremely good in Mains but not so good in Interview, in fact if it wasn't for his high marks in Mains, qualifying UPSC itself would have been a hurdle for him. Also, changing streams is not such a huge issue as such, many science background people have had science at 10+2 and later changed to arts stream. Always focus on your preparation part, that what matters the most in any government exams, and this is an area you have control over as I  said unlike in case of Interview.

Hello

Please refer the link below it contains the pdf of the syllabus

https://www.upboardsolutions.com/up-board-syllabus/

Hope this helps!