Yes definitely! Changing boards after class Xth is quite an often things and not just Bihar Board, but you can change your board from any to any other, like you can even go to IB, ICSE or even UP board. So, in short, YES, you can take admission in Bihar

Hello Kundan,

Yes you can take PCM in bihar board if you have basic maths in CBSE baord. There will be no issue when you take PCM as your stream in Bihar Board. In order to get PCM you will need to get atleast the passing marks in CBSE board

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query.  YES absolutely you are eligible to take the PCB stream after completion 10th standard and entering into 11th. However, you cannot take the PCM stream after basic maths, you need to give the compartment exam and once after

See, if you want to take admission in Rajasthan University to pursue a course in B.Sc (Honours) in Mathematics, then according to the cut-offs of previous years, the marks required are:

GEN: 94.75%
EWS: 94.5%
OBC: 91.5%
SC: 83%
ST: 75%

So, if you belong to the OBC, SC or

Hi Shamiya,

There are a lot of career options after 12th CBSE in arts stream. Some of them are listed below-

1. Bachelor's of Fashion Design (B.F.D) - From NIFT or any other renowned college.

2. Bachelor's of Hotel Management (B.H.M)- From IIM or any other renowned college.

3. Bachelor's

Hello

Yes you can get admission. Here is the admission eligibility criteria:

Dibru College Eligibility Criteria

• The applicants must have passed the +2 class from a recognised board.
• Students who wish to take admission in the B.Sc must have PCM/Bio as their main subjects in higher secondary education.
• Commerce students

Hello,

Since you haven't mentioned your category, I would consider you as a General Category Candidate. With 61 percentile in JEE Mains it would be very difficult for you to get seat In Government Engineering College and that too for CS Branch.

To predict whether you will definitely get a

Dear Nandini,

To understand, students may please note that the final score of CBSE subjects has two components – theory and practical. Depending on the subject, the practical component varies from 50 marks to 20 marks. For the computation of Class 12 Results, the practical marks scored by students would