Congratulations on achieving a 75% (375 marks) in your CBSE Class 12 examinations. Your performance in Mathematics and Physical Education is particularly commendable, with both at 86 marks.

To address your query regarding eligibility for NIT or IIT counselling under the General category:

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DASA eligibility for IIIT Hyderabad requires completion of Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry at the senior secondary level outside India. If your NSW HSC curriculum lacks Chemistry, you need to meet that requirement separately.

Now, NIOS is an Indian board. Even though you’re abroad, if you take NIOS Chemistry, it

Careers360 provides the MP Board 12th Answer Key 2025 for various subjects, including Physics. You can download the answer key in PDF format to check your answers and estimate your scores.

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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