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In most BSc courses only PCM/PCB marks are to be aggregated.

Courses like BSc Zoology,Botany,Biomedical Sciences,Microbiology,Biological Sciences,marks of PCB will be preffered.

For Phycics,Chemistry,Electronics,Life Sciences,Computer Science,BSc Physical Sciences Courses PCM marks will be aggregated.

FOR Maths(hons.) And Stats(hons.) Best of 4 will be aggregated in which Maths and English is

Hello dear,

A very hearty congratulation for your result .As per the current information nothing can be said on this as because jee main second paper is still awaited and final cut off will be release after this also getting this much percentile will land you around rank of 80000-90000

Hello Good Morning to you as well,

First of all Congratulations for your result & hope you may do well in your career ahead.

Coming to your question , the eligibility criteria for BSc across INDIA is : Minimum 50-60% in 12th std Science stream with subjects Physics, Chemistry, Maths

As the situation of COVID-19 is getting worst , Govt. and some of the private institutes like VITEE decided to took admission on the basis of 12th standard. Hence you should prepare for the worst. As your percentage is low and competition is high you can look up for decent

As you are telling that you are failed in 3 subjects . You have two option now, Firstly you can go for re-appear next year (in which you have to give these subjects paper only)

Secondly, You can go for taking admission again in 12th and work hard and getting

Hello,

As of now you can fill the application form for VIT using class 12 marks and JEE Main January session score. The last date to fill the class 12 marks/ JEE Main is also not known. You can enquire regarding this through an email ugadmission@vit.ac.in or call 1800-102-0536  or

From as low as 12 %, the concession has been extended up to 50 % for the children of policemen studying in these schools. Initially, eight institutions have come forward to support the children and we hope many other institutions will come forward," said Superintendent of Police Rohit Nathan on