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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

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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 :

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The NIOS board is recognized by the government of India and you can for sure give the NIOS Class XII exams with PCM subjects to appear for JEE exam.

Make sure you score at least 75% aggregate marks to be eligible for JEE exam (for general category).

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With a NATA score of 143 and a normalized score of 71.5, your current rank through COMEDK may fall in the mid-to-high thousands. Since your 12th CBSE marks are decent (72.4), they’ll help slightly but won’t drastically boost your rank. If you improve your NATA score in the next

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CBSE requires you to have one language subject, and since you took Sanskrit Core, it can replace English Core. Your 100 marks in Sanskrit will be counted as your language score instead of 91 in English. This will help improve your overall percentage. Just ensure your school has officially

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You can freely take maths with pcb in (CBSE) . The only Problem here is depends on college/university policy and terms conditions. That should be Full filled.

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In Your university you have to inform them at the time of registration/ admission.

It's also depends on category like

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According to the information yes, you can definitely go with the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) to complete your Class 12th. NIOS is a recognized board and is considered equivalent to other boards like CBSE. Many students choose NIOS for various reasons, and it won't create any issues