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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can still pursue B.Tech in Computer Science if you have a backlog in Mathematics. But for that, you need to check for college because some private universities and state colleges provide admission for B.Tech, provided that you pass the supplementary examination. However, top government colleges and universities have a strict policy that you need to pass all the subjects. So,  it is important to check the criteria before you applying for it. All the best for your future.

You can visit the official website of the Karnataka board and download the question papers from there. You can also search on Google or visit the various educational platforms like Careers 360 . They also provide with the official question papers.

Read more at

https://school.careers360.com/boards/kseeb/karnataka-sslc-mid-term-exam-question-paper-2025-26

The deleted portion from Mathematics for 2025 varies by board (CBSE, state boards, etc.). Most boards release updated syllabus before the academic year. You should check the latest official syllabus from your respective board or ask your school for the revised curriculum.

Hello,

Based on your 12th board marks, 62% in Physics, Mathematics, and Informatics Practices, you are likely eligible for admission to the Electronics and Communication Engineering program at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, KTR. SRM generally requires candidates to have passed 10+2 or equivalent with a minimum of 50% aggregate in PCM for B.Tech programs.

However, keep in mind that admission is also based on SRMJEEE scores or 12th board marks (if direct admission is considered in spot rounds), so it’s best to check with the admissions office or portal for the exact process and to submit your application on time.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello,

Thanks for your question it’s important to clarify eligibility before applying to a competitive exam like AMUEEE for B.Tech at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU).

So here’s a clear breakdown:

According to AMU’s latest eligibility rules for the AMUEEE entrance exam, you should have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as your core subjects and scored at least 50% aggregate in these three subjects combined.

Now, let’s calculate your eligibility based on your marks.

Your PCM average = (45 + 66 + 54)/3 = 55%, which means you are eligible.

Just make sure there are no individual subject minimums or board-specific conditions. Also, double-check the latest year’s AMUEEE prospectus because sometimes rules may vary slightly.

For full eligibility details and updates, check info here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/amueee-application-form

Good luck with your application!

Hey there,

So for Aligarh muslim university btech entrance exam the key eligibility is you need 50% marks in Aggregate PCM and 50% in english

By calculating your score you're above than 50% so the answer is yes you are eligible for entrance exam.

Hello,

Yes, students with 78% marks get admission in B.Sc. Mathematics , particularly in colleges that follow a merit-based admission process. Generally specific requirements vary by university or college, most require a minimum of 50-60% in class 12 . Students with 78% would generally meet these minimum criteria and these percentage even be competitive for admission to more selective programs.

Thank you!!

Students with 78% marks can get admission in B.Sc Mathematics. Admission depends on college cut off. If cut off is low, then admission is possible. Some colleges accept 78% for B.Sc Mathematics. Students should check college eligibility.

78 percentage marks you can get into best universities like DU, BLU they require 70 percentage plus cut off private college will allow you directly with the 78 percentage if you can looking any specific college you need to look at their official website