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CBSE Class 12 Physics paper pattern is as follows:

• Total Marks: 100 marks = 70 (Theory) + 30 (Practical/Project)
• Duration : 3 hours.
• Question Types and Distribution :
  • Section A : 16 marks
    • 12 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (1 mark each).
    • 4 Assertion-Reasoning Questions (1 mark each).
  • Section B : 10 marks
    • 5 Short Answer Questions (SA-I) (2 marks each).
  • Section C : 21 marks
    • 7 Short Answer Questions (SA-II) (3 marks each).
  • Section D : 9 marks
    • 3 Long Answer Questions (LA) (5 marks each).
  • Section E : 14 marks
    • 2 Case-Based/Data-Based Questions (4 marks each).
    • 1 Long Answer Question (6 marks).
• Total Questions : 33.

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If in your original CBSE 2024 result your PCM aggregate was below 55% but you have now taken improvement exams and increased your marks so that PCM aggregate is more than 55%, then you can be considered eligible for Delhi Technological University (DTU) under OBC category, provided you meet other criteria such as qualifying JEE Main. DTU’s eligibility requirement for B.Tech admissions generally specifies a minimum PCM aggregate of 60% for the general category and slightly lower for OBC/SC/ST as per government norms (often 55%). Since your aggregate has now improved beyond the cut-off after the improvement exam, your updated marksheet should be valid for eligibility during admission. However, it is important that your improvement result is issued by CBSE before the admission deadline, and that you submit the updated marksheet during counselling. If you only have the improvement scorecard after counselling closes, it may not be accepted. My advice is to check DTU’s admission brochure for the exact OBC relaxation policy this year and keep all updated documents ready before the registration process starts.

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For the OBC category, the cut-off for getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college changes every year because it depends on factors like the exam’s difficulty, the performance of candidates, and the availability of seats.

Looking at past trends, for the All India Quota, scoring around 580–600+ marks is usually considered safe for OBC candidates to get a government MBBS seat.

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There is this College in Vasai named St. Gonsalo Garcia College, that offers Bsc, IT and the eligibility criteria mentioned in their website is just HSC (+2) conducted by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune. If you've done your HSC from other board, then you need to produce an eligibility certificate.

So, you can check with them for BSc, IT. Hopefully, you'll get into it.

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