Hi,

Yes, you can appear for POLYCET as CBSE is recognized as an equivalent to SSC and you must pass all the subjects including MAths, Physics and Chemistry with a minimum of 35% marks in each subject.

Hope this helps!

Dear user,

CBSE does provide some grace marks to students if they are failing by 2 or 3 marks and it is not mentioned on the student's mark sheet. Although, there is no such policy of minimum or maximum grace marks allocation.

Although, after checking the official site of CBSE(cbse.nic.in),

Hi there,

First of all one need to score 75% to get admission in IITs. So if you can get your marksheet before taking admission in the IITs then yes you can get admission. Unless you need to wait for a year.

I hope this help

Regards, Harsha Sinha

Hello,

You need to take admission in NIOS to be eligible to appear in on demand exam.You can give any number of subjects as per your choice and convenience.You can appear in the exam whenever you are ready.Taking maths exam is your choice, it depends on what you want to

Yes it is a good choice to go for Open board examination in case your cbse main exam was not so good. Reason being that NIOS board is pretty easy and they provide a number of chances to make you clear a subject you want to appear for. Also it

Hello,

actually it is not possible to take admission in any college of BTech after just completing your 10 + 2 compartment exam. You have to  give the exam of of any joint entrance examination for  engineering or similar like this. You have to pass on this examination and if

hello neha, yes as you know due to coronavirus pandemic, Board decided to postponed few exams, and yes it will affect result also. here is one website where you will get the date for all announcing results and here is cbse result date (https://4eno.in/result/cbse-board-class-10th-12th-result-expected-date/)

Hello,

Candidates who have failed in Class 11 can take admission into Class 12 from National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).

If you can complete your Class 12 through this mode, you are equally eligible like any other candidate who has done class 12 in regular mode.

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Hello Siva,

It has been observed from the past years that you actually cannot predict the exact percentage of marks you'll be getting in your board exams.

The teachers are provided with the marking scheme of question paper on the basis of which they have to check the answer sheets.