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How many percentage are needed in 10th board to apply for diploma?

Gayatri Suman 4th Jun, 2019
Hello Kiran,

You should know that,the minimum percentage required in the 10th boards to get admission in the
Polytechnic college is 50%.If you have this percentage in your HSC then you are eligible to get admission in any polytechnic college of yiur district or your state.
So if you want
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IAM having 63% in hsc board and 57 %tile in JEE mains, in which colleges I can get the admission this year ? What should I do ?? Pls help.

Saurabh Kumar 4th Jun, 2019
Hi,
With this jee main percentile you won't be able to get any good engineering college and you can't get admission in any government colleges. You should try to get admission in any private college or you can wait this year and practice hard for next year's jee mains exam
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I got 76.78%in jee main and i qualified in jee main and my HSC result is 74.12% my MHT CET score is 94.45%

dharmesh.me26_8493541 Student Expert 9th Jun, 2019


Hi Piyush!

Through MHT CET for GOPEN seats last year, in Government College of Engineering, Aurangabad cut off score for BTech Civil branch was 6615 and for IT branch was 5854. Cut off is ever changing for candidates, category, paper level, seat position.

You can use the incredible tool to

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I got 469/650 in maharashtra hsc board examination 2019, am I in top 20 percentile?

Siddhant Student Expert 22nd Jul, 2019

If you jee marks are high enough and if you percentile is above 80 , then you maybe in top 20 percentile . 

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I got 72.15% in maharashtra hsc board examination , am I in top 20 percentile

Raji_49 Student Expert 15th Aug, 2019

Hi aspirant,

Top 20 rank percentile will be filled by students above 90% itself. Therefore it is difficult for a 70 percentile candidate to be placed in top 20 percentile of the state. Prepare well, hard work and train yourself in different aspects of the concepts in your next step

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can we get admission for btech through hsc percentages

sandesh 7420 4th Jun, 2019

Hello, Ajinkya Nitin Kotwal

You can get admission for B TECH some private college through HSC percentages.

The only problem you will be facing is  that  you won't be eligible for  central government colleges 

Hope this helps you if you have any queries you can add in comment section 

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.my daughter scored 76.2 percentile and 152 Marks.but in HSC she scored 61 % And PCB 144 total .we gave for re evaluation .pharmacy karna h

Shruti Patwal 25th Jun, 2019

Dear Candidate,

With a score this high in MHTCET, you wold easily get into any of the top pharmacy colleges. However, the eligibility criteria for getting into pharmacy stream is that the candidate should have cleared his HSC with an aggregate of 50% for unreserved category and 45% for the

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For BOT what is the eligibility criteria of HSC marks, i.e above 50% in all subjects i.e. including English or only in PCB

icipshita Student Expert 15th Jun, 2019

Hi there,

The eligibility criteria for BOT is that a candidate should have passed HS (10+2) with the following subjects (compulsory) :

  • Physics,
  • Chemistry,
  • English and
  • Biology 

The minimum marks for eligibilty is of 50% taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. And the candidate should have an overall passing

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I have passed 10th from Icse board with 82% science group with 70% can I get admission in diploma

Anirudh Bhat 4th Jun, 2019
Hi Ashutosh,
For diploma usually getting admitted is pretty easy. Most universities take into account the marks you have obtained in your boards and usually the minimum eligibility is to pass on your boards. Since you have got 70% that also in ICSE I guess you should easily qualify to
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I have got 52% in science hsc 2019 pcm what are the career option for me

Anirudh Bhat 4th Jun, 2019
Hi,
Actually speaking 52% in boards is not so good for Indian standards, but it's not the end. Since you do not like Math I would recommend please don't opt for engineering. Your will be ruined. If you are creative you can try courses like Fashion Design, Photography and events
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