Hii,

To pursue a BTech, most universities require a minimum of 50% in Physics in your Class 12th exams. However, the actual need varies depending on the college and degree you're going for. Some top engineering institutions may require higher scores, so make sure to check the college's unique qualifying requirements. A good score in Physics, Maths, and Chemistry is normally required for BTech admissions.

Hello Jitendra,

To pursue B.Tech , there is no fixed minimum marks requirement for Physics in class 12th. However, most institutions have certain eligibility criteria, which include:

1. Overall Eligibility : You must have a minimum of 50-60% aggregate marks in Class 12th with subjects like Physics , Mathematics , and Chemistry (for most engineering courses).
   
   

2. Physics Specific : While there’s no strict minimum for Physics alone, it is important that you score well in Physics, as it is one of the core subjects for B.Tech admissions. Some colleges might have a minimum percentage requirement for each subject, but usually, the focus is on the aggregate marks.
   
   

3. Entrance Exams : If you are appearing for JEE Mains , JEE Advanced , or state-level engineering entrance exams, your Physics marks in Class 12 will contribute to your overall eligibility and percentile/rank in the exam.
   
   General Rule:

• Physics + Mathematics : You must secure a minimum of 50-60% in both combined (depending on the institution), but you don’t need a specific minimum for Physics alone unless stated otherwise by the college or entrance exam requirements.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello!

For admission to B.Tech courses, there is no fixed minimum marks requirement in Physics alone. Generally, you need to have passed Class 12th with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one other subject (like Chemistry, Biology, or Computer Science).

Most colleges require you to have at least 45% to 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Mathematics, and the third subject combined. Some reputed institutes or competitive exams may have higher criteria.

To get exact details, please check the eligibility criteria of the specific college or entrance exam you are applying for.

For more detailed information, you can visit trusted education portals like Careers360.

Hope this helps!