If you have been given a compartment in Mathematics but an overall percentage of 63, you need to first clear the compartment exam. Then, you can attempt the improvement exam to raise your marks. But where admissions into NITs and IITs are concerned, the eligibility criteria are strict.

1. For JEE Mains,  you must fulfill the general eligibility requirements, including having cleared your Class 12 (or equivalent) examination with at least 75% marks or falling within the top 20 percentile of your board (for general category). For reserved categories, the percentage requirement is waived. If you clear your compartment exam and score better marks, make sure you are eligible before applying for JEE Mains.
2. For JEE Advanced, you have to qualify JEE Mains and satisfy the institute's eligibility criteria to become eligible for JEE Advanced. You must have cleared your Class 12 (or equivalent) exam, and any increase in marks after the compartment exam will be taken into account during the time of selection.

Finally, you can still appear for JEE Mains and Advanced after clearing the improvement and compartment exam, subject to your eligibility based on the marks and other criteria. It's always a good idea to strive hard in these exams to enhance your chances of getting into renowned institutes such as NITs and IITs.

Yes, your marks in Plus One (Class 11)  will affect your rank in KEAM, JEE, and potentially CUET (depending on the university) as these exams consider both Class 11 and Class 12 marks for the final ranking in Kerala.

For KEAM, weightage is given to both Class 11 and Class 12 marks (typically equal weightage of 50% each) for the final rank calculation in Engineering entrance.

JEE Main considers only Class 12 board marks for the ranking. However, some IITs might include Class 11 marks as part of their criteria for shortlisting candidates for the JEE Advanced entrance exam.

The weightage given to Class 11 and 12 marks for CUET ranking can vary depending on the university you're applying to. Some universities might consider only Class 12, while others might include Class 11 marks as well. It's crucial to check the specific admission criteria of the universities you're interested in through CUET.

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To seek admission, candidates should have passed Class 12 in Science with PCM/B (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) subjects with a minimum of 50% . The top BSc Agriculture entrance exams for BSc Agriculture admission include CUET, ICAR AIEEA, CG PAT, MHT CET, AGRICET, KCET, UPCATET, .

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The Gujarat Board unveils the GSEB HSC syllabus 2024 for both general and science streams. It is crucial for 12th-grade students to have a thorough understanding of the entire Gujarat Board HSC syllabus 2024 in preparation for their board exams. The syllabus encompasses essential topics for Science, Arts, and Commerce streams, and being familiar with the Gujarat Board 12th syllabus 2024 assists students in formulating an effective preparation plan.

To know the complete syllabus, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

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If you have passed your Class 12 with good marks in the remaining five subjects and have obtained a passing grade in Mathematics, you should be eligible to apply for a BBA program at Delhi University.  However, admission criteria may vary depending on the specific requirements of the university and the BBA program you are interested in

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Yes, typically if a student is absent for one or more subjects during the Class 12 board exams, they are eligible to apply for the compartment exams in those specific subjects. However, it is essential to check the specific rules and regulations set by the education board conducting the exams, as they may vary depending on the board

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Yes, you are eligible for campus placements at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) even with a 52% in Class 12 and a 6.5 CGPA in BTech.

AMU does not have a strict minimum CGPA requirement for campus placements. However, your chances of getting selected for a good company may increase if you have a higher CGPA and good academic performance overall.

In addition to your academic record, companies also consider other factors such as your communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and extracurricular activities. Therefore, it is important to focus on developing these skills in addition to your academics.

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MNIT Jaipur is one of the reputed colleges of Jaipur. The eligibility criteria for getting admission into their Bachelor's program is indeed a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in 12th from a UGC-recognized Board of Education. This is for BA programs, for BTech, you need to secure 75% for General students and 65% for SC/ST students in 12th in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Math as compulsory subjects. After that, they'll consider your JEE Mains marks/percentile.

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It might be challenging but not entirely impossible to get admission into AKTU (Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University) B.Tech programs if your NIOS Class 12 results are declared in December.

AKTU admissions for B.Tech programs typically happen several months before NIOS December results. The process might involve entrance exams like UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Exam) followed by counselling based on merit rank.By the time your NIOS results are declared in December, AKTU admissions and counselling might already be over. You might miss the application window for the current academic year.

https://www.careers360.com/university/dr-apj-abdul-kalam-technical-university-lucknow

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Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sanskrit (BA Sanskrit Hons) from the National Sanskrit University (NSU), Tirupati even if you didn't have Sanskrit in Class 12.

The National Sanskrit University offers a solution for students like you who are interested in Sanskrit but didn't have it in their previous studies. They conduct an entrance exam specifically for applicants who don't have Sanskrit at the Class 12 level. Passing this entrance test fulfills the Sanskrit language requirement for admission to the BA Sanskrit Hons program.

NSU also offers certificate programs in Sanskrit, which could be a good foundation before pursuing the BA program.

https://www.careers360.com/university/national-sanskrit-university-tirupati

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