Physics
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It is not written somewhere or declared by the CBSE official that a student will get grace Marks or not. It all depends on the board and the faculty checking the paper. You do not have any other option than just waiting for the results. I think CBSE will
No you cannot, you will need to appear for the BETTERMENT exam as we know Physics Chemistry and Mathematics are the core subjects. So you must need to pass in each of them separately for sure to appear for graduation courses releated to PCM courses.
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Well percentage is calculated by totalling marks obtained in certain number of subjects. In cbse usually this is five subjects and then in icse it is four subjects and thein different state boards it differs. If you somehow score much better in other subjects then your percentage will eventually
You need to get 50 and above marks in all the 3 subjects that is Physics Chemistry and Mathematics is you belong from general category. Also your overall aggregate percentage should be 75% and above in your 10+2. So let's hope you're scoring 50+ in physics and if not that,
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Don't be depressed. As of the famous saying...shoot for the moon, even if you fail you will land among the stars. No matter if you didn't perform the way you expected in your boards. But, this doesn't affect your marks or performance in NEET. Start preparing for NEET
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