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Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (BMCC), Pune, considers the aggregate marks of all subjects studied in the 10+2 examination for B.Com admissions. Applicants must have completed their 12th grade from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks.  The selection process is merit-based, focusing on the overall percentage

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CET (Common Entrance Test) scores are converted into percentiles based on the overall performance of all candidates.

Here is the link where you can go through detailed comparison of marks and percentile :- MHT CET Marks vs Percentile 2025

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Yes, you can appear for NEET if you score at least 35 marks in each subject (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) in your board exams. However, to be eligible for NEET, you need to meet the minimum aggregate requirement of 50% for General, 40% for SC/ST/OBC, and 45% for PwD

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For B.Sc. (Hons.) in Statistics at BHU, the CUET 2024 Round 1 cutoff scores were:

General (UR): 408

OBC: 388

EWS: 391

SC: 283

Cutoffs vary yearly based on applications and seat availability. Check BHU’s official portal for updates.

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If you have written the answer in order and mentioned the name of the lesson, the examiner will most likely understand it. Small numbering mistakes usually don’t lead to losing marks as long as your answer is clear and correctly presented.

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Getting admission to a government college for Marine Engineering with just passing marks in Mathematics can be difficult. Most government colleges have specific eligibility criteria, including a minimum percentage in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). Generally, you need at least 50-60% in PCM to qualify.

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For admission to BSc Nursing through NEET , the required marks depend on the college and category. Generally:

• Government Colleges – Around 250-400 marks
• Private Colleges – Usually 150+ marks are enough
• AIIMS BSc Nursing – Requires a separate entrance exam, not NEET

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As per the new board exam guidelines, you should write the question number clearly inside the margin. If you write it outside, examiners might get confused, but marks are usually not deducted for this . However, to avoid any issues, it’s best to follow the rules properly.

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Since you have issued a gazette notification for a spelling correction in your surname, it is considered a name change as per official records. So, while registering for SSC , you should select "Yes" for the question "Have you ever changed your name?"

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