To calculate KCET qualifying marks when your board exam scores are out of 90 in Physics and Chemistry instead of 100, you need to convert your board scores to a 100-point scale. This is typically done by calculating the percentage of marks obtained and then scaling it to a 100-point

Since you have passed the compulsory subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics), your failure in Biology should not affect your eligibility for WBJEE counseling for B.Tech, as Biology is typically not required for the engineering stream. Ensure that all your documents are accurate and complete.

As per the 2024 admission data, the cutoff marks for B.Sc. Physics at Ethiraj College for Women varied across categories:

• OC/BC: 386

• OC/MBC: 376

• OC/SC: 366

• BC: 339

• SC: 328

• SCA: 323

• ST: 208

These cutoffs are based on the Tamil Nadu State Board examination marks.

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No, NIOS Chemistry cannot be used to meet DASA eligibility for IIITH if you are studying the NSW HSC in Australia.

As per DASA guidelines, all three required subjects (Maths, Physics, and one among Chemistry/Bio/Biotech/CS) must be part of the same qualifying exam, which should be completed in a

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In the Tamil Nadu 12th Public Exam 2025, a large number of students scored full marks in science subjects:

• Physics – 1,125 students

• Chemistry – 3,181 students

• Maths – 3,022 students

The overall pass percentage was 95.03%, with girls performing better than boys. You can check your results on

If you have chosen only the three domain subjects bio chemistry and physics in the CUET exam and forgot to select a language subject then you must know this you may face problem getting into most universities for BSc courses that require one language paper. Some courses like BSc Agriculture

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your question sounds incomplete , or you are not able to ask your doubt properly.

physics is the main subject if you choose PCM or PCB in your 11 and 12. It is not the fourth subject , but mandatory one. You need to study it properly and be