Hello,

Yes, it is possible.
If you have a compartment in one subject, you can appear for that compartment exam. At the same time, you can also apply for improvement in Physics and Maths.

So, you can give both – compartment exam for the failed subject and improvement exams for the subjects you want to improve.

Hope it helps !

Yes, it is possible, but there are certain conditions you need to follow. If you have a compartment in one subject, you first need to clear that through the compartment exam. Once you pass, you can apply for improvement exams in Physics and Mathematics. Improvement exams are usually held in the next board exam cycle, so you will get the chance to improve your marks in those subjects. The exact rules may vary depending on whether you are under CBSE or a state board, so it’s better to confirm with your school or check the official notification of your board before applying.

Yes, it is possible. If you have a compartment in one subject in Class 12, you can appear for the compartment exam to clear it. At the same time, you can also apply for improvement in other subjects like Physics and Math to try for better marks. You will need to fill separate applications for both the compartment and improvement exams, following the board’s guidelines and deadlines.

Yes, it is possible to appear for a compartment exam in one subject while also applying for improvement exams in Physics and Mathematics, but it depends on the rules of your education board. For example, if you are under CBSE, you can give the compartment exam in the subject you have failed and at the same time apply for improvement exams in the subjects you passed but wish to score higher in, such as Physics and Maths. The compartment ensures you clear the failed subject, while the improvement exams give you a chance to raise your marks in the other subjects. These are treated separately in terms of application and result, but when you use your marks later for higher studies or job purposes, you can combine the best outcomes. However, some state boards have slightly different rules, so you must carefully check your board’s notification for the year you are applying to make sure you meet their conditions.