No, you cannot give a compartment exam in chemistry and an improvement exam in mathematics in the same year (2024) according to CBSE rules.

If you have a compartment in chemistry, you must clear that first, and then you can appear for improvement exams in other subjects in the next year.

CBSE does not allow students to appear for both compartment and improvement exams in the same year.

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Yes, it's possible to have your marks increased in a CBSE 12th re-evaluation even if the difference is between 6 and 7 marks.

While smaller increases (1-5 marks) are more common, moderate increases (6-10 marks) are also seen in a decent percentage of successful revaluations.

The key is to understand that re-evaluation involves a recalculation of marks, and if there are errors in totaling, or if a question wasn't evaluated, or if there's a discrepancy in communication of marks, these can be rectified.

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According to the information with a 94 percentile in JEE Mains and 66% in CBSE Class 12, you meet the eligibility criteria for IIIT Hyderabad. The admission requirements include a minimum of 60% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) in the 12th class.

However, IIIT Hyderabad is highly competitive, and the cutoffs can vary each year based on the number of applicants and their ranks. Like Cse at 1500 and ECE at 4300.

You can use College predictor for finding the best college for you.

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According to the information you get 60% in 12th. Yes, you can jee advance exam after the improvement exam even you can also be able to give this time.

Jee exams do need any criteria to write the exam that is only needed at the time of admission.

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The eligibility criteria for the courses differ, it would have been better if you had mentioned the course you want to study. However, the eligibility criteria for B.Sc., B. Pharma and BPT is class 12 or equivalent with Botany/Zoology, Physics, Chemistry and other optional subjects from a recognised board with 50% marks and 45% marks for reserved categories.

As you have secured 84.6% in your higher secondary examination, you are eligible for the courses mentioned above in SME College.

If you need more information, please visit the website by clicking on the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/school-of-medical-education-kottayam/admission

Hope this information will help you.

Hi Student,

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Pursuing the science stream in a junior college depends on the college’s admission criteria. You can pursue the Science stream with 76% in CBSE Class 10, even with low Science marks, by targeting mid-tier or private junior colleges

Eligibility for science stream :

Most CBSE-affiliated or state-board junior colleges require a minimum aggregate of 60-75% in Class 10 for science stream admission, with specific cutoffs for core subjects like mathematics and science. Your 76% aggregate is strong, but low science marks may pose a challenge.

With 76%, aim for colleges with cutoffs of 70-75%, like local government or private institutes.

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