The NCERT books for CBSE Class 9 are available on the official website at ncert.nic.in. One can easily download the online copy of all the books required for the CBSE Class 9 syllabus . If you need the Kannada textbooks, you can refer to the Karnataka state board’s official website to download the Kannada medium textbooks. You can also download guidebooks that are available online to help with your Kannada in Class 9.

If you pass in all the other subjects and fail in one subject, you will still be considered "pass" by the CBSE board . However, for admission to medical college, you will have to pass in all main subjects, i.e, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.

Hi,

As per your JEE MAINS 2025 percentile that is 98.34, your expected JEE MAINS Rank may range between 18541 - 24102.

Based on the previous year analysis, According to your JEE MAINS 2025 Rank you have possibility to get a seat in Computer Science and Engineering branch in NIT Jalandhar.

Some of the other branches in which you have good chance to get a seat includes:

• B.Tech Information Technology
• B.Tech electronics and communication engineering
• B.Tech electrical engineering
• B.Tech civil engineering
• B.Tech Chemical engineering

Some of the other colleges in which you can get admission in Computer Science and Engineering includes:

• Netaji Subash University of Technology
• NIT Patna
• NIT Kurukshetra
• NIT Silchar
• NIT Uttarakhand
• NIT Hamirpur
• NIT Raipur

Hope this information will help you

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Colleges offer admission to its course with entrance exam or without entrance exam. Almost all prestigious colleges and universities require an entrance exam. Either the university specific or all India level entrance Test. In my experience, most of the colleges in South India have their own specific entrance exam.

Majority government colleges take admission with entrance test marks but there are some private colleges where it is possible to get admission without taking entrance exams if you scored well enough in your high school exams, such as CBSE exams.

Hope this information will help you

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Yes, after completing your class 10th from any state board, you can apply for admission to CBSE class 11th if you are eligible for it.

Also, read:

• CBSE Admission

Hi

In the CBSE Class 10 board exams , if you have six subjects , the total marks you need to fill are calculated as follows :

Per subject marks :  Each subject has a total of 100 marks ( 80 marks for theory exams + 20 marks for internal assessment or practical ) .

Total marks for six subjects : The total marks would be 600 marks ( 6 subjects x 100 marks each ).

Ensure you enter the correct total marks as per your CBSE marksheet and the subjects listed , if your school has any different assessment format .

Hope this information helps you .

For more details , link given below : https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-10th-exam-pattern

ALL THE BEST .

The CBSE Board follows the NCERT prescribed books for Class 6. Students can follow the same syllabus mentioned in the NCERT 6th Hindi book. "Malhar" is the title of the CBSE 6th-class Hindi textbook. Check out the link below to get the NCERT prescribed CBSE 6th Hindi textbook for the academic session 2025-26.

• NCERT Books for Class 6 Hindi

For CBSE students, the KCET rank is calculated using marks from both the KCET exam and CBSE Class 12 board exams . The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) gives 50% weightage to KCET marks and 50% to board exam marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. For example, if you score 80% in KCET and 90% in board exams, your final score will be the average of both - 85%. This combined score decides your rank. CBSE students must ensure their Class 12 PCM marks are correctly submitted to KEA so that they are included while calculating the final KCET rank.

Yes, under the CBSE 5-subject rule for 2024-25:

• A student’s percentage/aggregate is calculated from the best 5 subjects, where an additional subject (like Information Technology) can replace a failed/low-score subject, provided IT is offered as the 6th subject.

• So if you score low in Mathematics, but your IT marks are higher, then IT will replace Maths in your aggregate.

• Your overall percentage will be calculated with IT instead of Maths, and you will be eligible for merit/rank just like any other student.