Class 12
Hello Rashi,
To what I came to know, it is that when you fill the form and for the option of 12th marksheet option of 'result awaited' or a similar option comes. In that case, If you select this option then wait for the cut off to come
If your
What I understood from your question is you got a 59.6% in your 12 boards but rounding off it comes 60. Am I right?
See as per eligibility rules, one needs to have 60 now the question is how do you count 60%. In 2016, during my documentation check in
yes megha
aggregate marks of pcb and english is required
for more information visit https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/afmc-mbbs
Hi student,
Yes you are eligible.
The following eligiblity criteria is necessary to be fulfilled to give the exam:
Dear Tanuja,
In order to opt for MSc chemistry in JNU , you need to have a bachelor's degree with chemistry as one of your main subject under the 10+2+3 pattern of education with 55% marks in the aggregate or in Chemistry, physics and mathematics combined or in chemistry honours.
In the last month, you need to do two things -
Read NCERT (if you are going to appear CBSE Examination)
Practise previous year questions
Make sure you do not lose your confidence while preparing as confidence is the key to get good marks. Take regular breaks while studying (15
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