Hello,

When calculating your percentage for competitive exams or any other purposes, you typically include the marks obtained in all subjects that you appeared for in your Class 12th exams, including the overall marks for the 7th subject. So yes you have to add all the subjects.

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Yes as per the information Bulletin the eligibility criteria for Academic Qualification
candidate who have passed the Senior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling with a minimum of five subjects will be eligible to write the exam.

Hello aspirant,

Basically, the total marks scored in the exam and the total marks for which the exam was given are used to compute the percentage of marks.

As you have studied 6 subjects in your class 12th, your percentage will be calculated on the basis of your score in

Hello Aspirant,

The eligibility criteria of jee mains 2024 is as follows -

1. Candidates should pass from any recognised board or University.
2. Candidates should opt for physics chemistry and mathematics as mandatory subjects .
3. Candidates should secure a minimum of 75 percentage in their class 12th.

So if you want

Hello aspirant,

Please rest confident that your class XII grades from the previous year will be taken into account and your current year's scores won't be, even if it is extremely unlikely that you will fail the class XII improvement examination. This is why the exam is referred to as

hlwo aspirant

hope you are doing well and you are safe with your family

with 58percent obviously you can go for bsc . but in what thats the real question there are so many options.  what subject you want to graduate in???

you should have mentioned clearly.

by the way

Good evening

The minimum percentage barrier of 75 % - 65% or top 20 percentile is not there  for JEE advanced 2022. It means all you need to be eligible is to have at least passed 12th exam 2022

For more details about eligibility criteria visit given link below
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria