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Even if your 10+2 is from the science stream, you can opt for BA in Political science.

Generally, the eligibility criteria for applying for BA in political science includes 10+2 from a recognised board. Some Universities also specify a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

A person from the

You should have completed your 12th atleast by the time of counselling. If you have failed your Board exams now but your betterment exams are atleast before July 26th, then you can appear for NEET because then you will fall under the Category of those Students who are appearing for

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The supplementry exam of GSEB is also known as purak parkisha. The supplementry exam is conducted in thee month of July tentatively. Every year after the declaration of the results the application form for supplementary exam or purak parkisha is made available on the official website of the board.

it is possible but on the base of 11th with pursuing stream .

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The re -test or supplementary exam also known as purak parkisha. Following candidates can apply for this exam -

Those who failed in one subject

Those who were unable to appear in one or more subject

Those who want to improve their marks.

As you have failed in two

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You can give supplementary exams so that you can pass your 12th. You can give both the subjects in which you failed there is no restriction that you can give only one exam you can give both subjects. GSEB HSC supplementary exams 2020 will be held in the second

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If you have compartment in the subject then you have to give the compartment exam taking place in July 2020 as per cbse giudelines.

Next year only those student who want to improve the percentage can give who have already passed the exam but desiring more percentage.

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In jee mains according to your score and relative score of other student of your shift and cacculated for making the percentile score of your marks.

Hence percentile is nothing but relative score for your marks so that the difficulty level at different days could be neutralised.

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