Hello Vivek,

No, you cannot switch to CBSE after completing Class 12 from JAC (Jharkhand Academic Council) . However, you have two options to improve your marks:

1. JAC Improvement Exam

• If you want to improve marks, you can reappear in specific subjects through JAC Board's Improvement Exam next year.
  
  

Hello Sabnam,

The National Institute for Locomotor Disabilities (NILD) conducts admissions for its Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) program through the NILD Common Entrance Test (NILD CET) . The specific cutoff marks and closing ranks for the previous year are not publicly disclosed. However, based on general trends, securing a rank

The NEET eligibility criteria suggest that students must have passed 12th grade or an equivalent qualification with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects from a recognised board. The minimum marks for OBC students are 50% aggregate marks in the PCB subjects. As per your marks in the Maharashtra

Hello student,

Yes, AHSEC (Assam Higher Secondary Education Council) does provide grace marks to Class 12 students in certain cases. If a student is failing by a few marks in one or two subjects, the board may give moderation or grace marks to help them pass.

However, the decision to

Hello aspirant,

As an OBC (D3 category) student from Maharashtra , you need to aim for at least 520-550+ marks in NEET 2025 to have a good chance of getting an MBBS seat in a Government Medical College (GMC) through State Quota .

Expected NEET Score for GMC Admission (OBC

Hello,

Securing admission to a government medical college with a NEET score of 400 as an ST category candidate is challenging due to higher cut-off marks. Key points:

• NEET 2024 Cut-off for ST Category : The qualifying marks ranged from 161 to 127.

• Admission Cut-off Trends : For government medical

hi ,

the passing marks depends upon your boards regulation however the general passing criteria for most HSC boards is 33% minimum passing marks of the total marks in each subject .

Hello

In the HSC Board (Higher Secondary Certificate) , the passing marks for Electronics 1 and Electronics 2 depend on the specific state board you are following.

However, the general passing criteria for most HSC boards in India are :

Minimum 35% marks in each subject including theory and practicals

The passing marks for HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate) board exams in Electronics 1 and Electronics 2 vary depending on the state or region. However, I can provide general information.

General Passing Criteria

In most Indian states, the passing marks for HSC board exams are:

- Theory exams: 35% of the