Hello dear

Yes you can definitely do that. This is because the criteria of minimum marks is fixed, so you would not be alloted a seat if you don't fulfill the condition of board marks,even if you qualify the examination. So if this year you were unable to score good

Hello aspirant,

I think you wrote, "shall you give up"

Well no, you can give improvement exam for 12th cbse to improve your aggregate. If you raise or gain good marks then you will easily qualify for the AIIMS. The improvement exam is held next year or the year you

Hello dear student, 

Greetings! 

Eligibility for iit is that candidates must have secured at least 75% aggregate marks in the Class XII (or equivalent) Board examination. The aggregate marks for SC, ST and PwD candidates should be at least 65%.

So , you being a student from st category from

Hello Sejal, the eligibility for NEET/AIIMS is just a minimum aggregate of 50% for UR, 40% for SC/ST and 45% for PWD in class 12 boards with PCB/biotech and english as compulsory subjects.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

With 68% you have very well cleared the eligibility for the NEET and AIIMS exam, and

Hello

It all depends on you but I dont think that you should appear for JEE Mains again since dropping 2 years for Engineering isnt worth it. 

You should join a descent private college on the basics of your JEE Mains marks and since you crossed the threshold percentage i.e

Hello

You should enter your apperaring one if you are confident that you would get better marks in the one you are appearing in else you should enter your apssed out. But since you have already started preparing then you should not enter any marks till you get the result

I am sorry to state that you are very very far from the cutoff and I do not think that you will be offered a seat in Integrated MSc Physics or any other stream. If you belong to one of the reserved categories then maybe some streams like tourism and