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If a student is doing their 12th from NIOS board, is he/she eligible to sit for BITSAT exam ?

Ujjwal Negi Student Expert 1st Aug, 2019

Hi Aspirant,

See you must have done 10+2 from any recognized Central or State Board or its equivalent. With a score of at least 75% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and 60 marks or above in each individual subjects. English must be a compulsory subject. So, you are eligible

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Hello sir I got 64 percent in 12th with science stream can I get admission in bsc course in Delhi

Ankit Dahiya Student Expert 1st Aug, 2019
Hello,
With 64% in class XII your chances of getting any college and any course in University of Delhi are negligible because cutoffs are usually much higher.
However you might get some less sought after course in off campus colleges through special drive cutoffs(6th cutoff onwards) which will be released
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I get 63 marks in ouat and 71.2% in 12th and 91.2% in 10th can I get Bsc. Agriculture and I am also in SC category.

Shudhanshu Gupta Student Expert 22nd Jun, 2019
Hello aspirant,
I am here for helping you.
For getting admission in OUAT out of 100% weightage 25% is considered from your class 10th marks and 25% is from your 10+2 marks and 50% will be considered from your OUAT entrance exam.
For knowing more about OUAT you can go
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I get 63 marks in out and 71.2% in 12th and 91.2% in 10 the can I get bsc agriculture

Nil Choudhury Student Expert 22nd Jun, 2019
Dear aspirant,
That depends on which state you'd like to get the seat. Kindly revert back with your state
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I have been provided Life Science of NIT Rourkela but in 12th Board I was not from Biology. What should I do?

Ayush Agarwal 2nd Aug, 2019

Hi,

It's OK if you did not had biology in your 12th class, if the college is providing you Life Sciences then you must be eligible for it. So if you tink that you are intersted in it and can pursue it easily then you can go for it, or

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I get 50 percent in 12th and my 12th marks in physics 36 , chemistry 41 and 46 in biology i am eligible for neet 2020 I belong to sccategory

Apurva anand 22nd Jun, 2019

Hello Pradnya, Yes, you are eligible to apply for the 2020 NEET exam. The eligibility criteria regarding the board marks of SC category states that the candidate must score at least 40% marks in 12th board exams with biology as a mandatory subject. Given that you have scored 50% marks

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According to prsu I got 545 priority rank can I get admission in science college Raipur

Himani Nayyar 12th Jul, 2019

According to PRSU , 545 rank is quite a number , you should apply for the preferred science courses in the university , also be careful about the cut off lists .

you must check the last year‘s cut off list

here is the Link of the university website

http://www.prsu.ac.in/GAdmin_Notification.aspx

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I have got 95% in best four subjects of class 12th . Can I get admission into St.Stephens University ?

Poulami Mazumder 24th Jun, 2019
Hi dear,


Yes you can. Getting a seat will depend on the cut off of the course you want to pursue, your category, no. Of seats available, score in the entrance exam( if required).

Hope this helps
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12th boards me 55% and cet me 80 percentile hai ..kya mujhe is college me admission mil sakta hai kya

manisha.gupta 12th Sep, 2019

Hello Aspirant,

You didn't mention here the programme, You are asking about the admission, Kindly mention so that you can get answer of your query.


Good Luck!

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I scored 74%,87% in 10th and 12th respectively and 67% in B. Sc. How much percentile I need to get call from IIM Bangalore.

Sanchit 1st Aug, 2019

Hey Aspirant!

Your score is not up to the mark, to be very honest. Because your score in 10th, 12th and in graduation matters a lot to get shortlisted in the IIM. But you may apply for CAT af course but to get shortlisted you must have to score above

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