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Here you can access official ISC Class 12 Specimen Papers 2026 for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English (Paper 1 & 2) from the mentioned link below:

https://school.careers360.com/boards/cisce/isc-class-12-specimen-papers-2026

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If you have completed a BSc General from IGNOU with Physics, Botany and Zoology, then your eligibility for MSc Physics mainly depends on whether the university requires Mathematics at the 10+2 or graduation level. Most universities clearly mention that candidates must have studied Physics and Mathematics together during their degree. Even if you have a good understanding of mathematics, institutions consider only your formal academic subjects for eligibility.

Still, there are some private universities and autonomous institutes that allow students without a mathematics background, as long as they clear the entrance exam. Another practical option is to complete a Mathematics bridge course or certificate course from IGNOU or any recognized university. Many institutes accept this as fulfilling the maths requirement. If you want to continue in physics, doing such a bridge course and then applying for MSc Physics, MSc Applied Physics or MSc Electronics would improve your chances. All the best.

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The West Bengal Higher Secondary (HS) Examination is conducted by the West Bengal Council of Higher Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE), which is important for students who aim to pursue higher education or professional courses.

You will be able to download the West Bengal Board HS Maths Sample Question Papers 2025 from this link : West Bengal Board HS Maths Sample Question Paper

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No, a student with a PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) background is not eligible for most of the technical courses at IMU, even with mathematics as an additional subject, because the requirement is that you have Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as main subjects for the courses like B.Sc Nautical Science and B. Tech Marine Engineering. You would need a separate PCM certificate. A minimum of 60% marks in PCM is required, and a minimum of 50% marks in English is an additional requirement. If you need more information about IMU CET, you can read the article IMU CET 2025 Exam on our official website, careers360.

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The Tamil Nadu 12th Half Yearly Exams for 2025–26 will be held from December 10 to December 23, 2025, for all the streams, Science, Commerce, and Arts streams.

The subject wise question paper will be available on the Careers360 website as soon as possible.

You can access the Question Papers from this link : Tamil Nadu 12th Half Yearly Question Papers 2025-26

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