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If you got RT (Result Awaited) in Maths and Chemistry but have 6 subjects , you can appear for the compartment exam in Maths . If you clear it, you will be considered passed in that subject.

Make sure to follow the guidelines from your board regarding compartment exams,

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If you failed your Maths compartment exam and haven't passed, you won’t meet the eligibility for courses that require Mathematics .

You can reappear for the compartment exam next session or consider other programs where Maths is not mandatory. Contact colleges directly for specific eligibility details.

Hope this helps!

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Great to hear that you successfully cleared your compartment in Maths! It means you've now officially passed your 12th board exams, and you're eligible to apply for higher education courses without any issues. Most colleges and universities accept compartment-cleared candidates as long as the subject is cleared within the

For Class 11, 12, and JEE Maths, the best books to use are NCERT textbooks because they cover all the basic concepts clearly and are important for both board exams and JEE. After that, RD Sharma is very helpful for practicing many problems and understanding topics deeply. For JEE-level questions,

HEY THERE!!

Best Maths Books for Class 11, 12, and JEE :

• NCERT Maths Textbooks (Class 11 & 12) – For basics and board exams.
• R.D. Sharma (Class 11 & 12) – For more practice and concept clarity.
• Cengage Maths Series – For JEE Main & Advanced level problems.
• Arihant

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Retaking the complete class 12th as a essential repeat is an option if you failed the CBSE class 12th math exam and want to avoid the compartment exam. As an alternative, you may look into possibilities like skill based courses or open schooling, but these might not fit with

To become eligible for UPSC, you must complete graduation. Since you don’t want to write compartment, here are the options:

1. You can take admission in a diploma course after Class 10, and later use lateral entry to join a degree program.

2. You can also appear for open schooling

Absolutely, once you pass your Class 12 compartment (scheduled on July 15, 2025), you become eligible for CUET and related counselling. If you then perform well in the NCERT CEE, you can indeed apply for RIE Mysore's courses and go through the counselling process.

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Yes, Mathematics is generally compulsory for B.Sc. IT (Information Technology) in most universities and colleges.

Here's the usual requirement:

• Eligibility : 10+2 with Mathematics as one of the core subjects.
  
  

• Some colleges may allow Mathematics or Computer Science in 12th, but this varies.
  
  Exceptions:

• A few private universities

For AFCAT (Flying Branch and Technical roles) , it’s compulsory to have Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level with 50% each . If you did not study these subjects in Class 12 (Commerce stream), you don’t need to redo the entire 12th. Instead, you can appear for Physics and Mathematics