Hello Aspirant

Yes, you are eligible to write the Class 12 exam, provided that you are currently studying in that class; the Class 12 board exams typically fall in the month of February or March.

Benefits of writing the Class 12 exam

Completion of Education: After successfully passing the Class 12 examination, you are held to have completed your secondary education.

Higher Education: For admission to undergraduate education in most colleges and universities, it requires a class 12 certificate.

Career Prospects: Good scoring at the class 12 level can be helpful for career prospects in several different domains.

Hello aspirant

It's generally not possible to obtain a Transfer Certificate (TC) for Class 12 if you haven't completed the final exams. The TC is typically issued upon successful completion of the final exams.

As an alternative, you can do one of these things

• Re-enrolling in Class 12: You could re-enroll in Class 12 at another school and complete the final exams.
• Equivalency Certificate: In some cases, you might be able to obtain an equivalency certificate if you have completed an equivalent course or program.
• Bridging Course: Some colleges or universities might offer bridging courses or foundation programs to help students who have not completed Class 12 or its equivalent to prepare for higher education.

Hello,

With your WBJEE score of 100 and Class 12 marks (62% overall, with Mathematics 46, Physics 61, and Chemistry 60), your chances of getting admission to Jadavpur University (JU) depend on several factors, including:

WBJEE Rank: A WBJEE score of 100 could place you within a rank range of approximately 3000 to 5000, depending on the difficulty of the exam and the performance of other candidates in that year.

Likely Branches with Your WBJEE Score:

Printing Engineering

Construction Engineering

Power Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Metallurgical and Material Engineering

Food Technology and Biochemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Hello aspirant,

The registration for your subjects in 12th is completed in 11th class and you must stick by it. You are not allowed to change your subjects after registration.

So unfortunately you can not change your subject and have to study what you selected at the time of registration.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Dear Aspirants!

Here is a list of streams you can choose:

• Accountant: Become an accountant to manage various company in finances of a businesses
• Finance: you can go in commerce field also and you can work as finance manager or investment banker etc
• Commerce: after taking commerce you can go in specialised sing areas like economic or marketing etc
• Business administration: you can choose BBA to learn management skills and administration skills of various industries
• Banking: you can go in the field of banking and handling the transaction and various financial services.
• Entrepreneurship: you can start your own business by choosing entrepreneurship
• Human resources: you can choose HR for managing personnel in various companies
• Digital marketing: you can promote the products and branch of various companies through various platforms

Hello Aspirant

No, your school cannot deny your admit card for skipping your pre-boards.

Pre-boards are primarily practice exams to prepare you for the main board exams, they have nothing to do with your Admit Card that the Board of Examination publishes. The board actually has no clue about your pre-board exams and marks neither do they want to know about it because it plays no role in determining your marks in 12th.

While they are important for your preparation, they do not directly affect your eligibility to appear for the board exams. If your school still tells you so, show them the guidelines published by your Board of examination.

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On July 4, 1947, the Indian Independence Bill was introduced in the House of Commons by British Prime Minister Clement Attlee. On July 18, 1947, royal assent was given. The bill was personally guided by Viceroy Lord Mountbatten through every Commons stage before becoming law. India and Pakistan became two new independent nations as a result of the act.

Hey there,

Yes, it is possible to get direct admission into a B.Tech Textile Engineering after completing your 12 class but you will need to have 50% minimum passing marks having Physics,Chemistry,and Maths(or Biology) as core subjects.

Many B.Tech Textile Engineering programs require you to take entrance exams like JEE, TNEA, MHT CET, KCET, TS EAMCET, or GATE.

Some private institutions and management quota seats may offer admissions based on your class 12 merit , in addition to entrance exam scores.

Hello,

NIOS is a recognized and valid education board and it is acceptable in higher studies as well as government jobs. Hence, you are eligible for Christ University as the eligibility for admission is that the Candidates must have passed 12th or an equivalent examination(ISC/CBSE/NIOS/IGCSE/KARNATAKA PUC/IB BOARD EXAMINATION) in any stream from any recognized educational board of India.

I hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello,

You can definitely go with BA LLB as a career option. Law is a fast growing career and there are various opportunities available in this field. If you have interest in this field then you should go ahead with this career option. Various commerce students opt to go in this field after 12th. BA LLB is a 5 year integrated course.

During the entire period of the course, you may study subjects like women and children, Consumer protection law, the law of crimes, jurisprudence, civil procedure code, legal language, property law, Corporate Law etc.

You can check out top colleges of BA LLB in the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ba-llb-colleges-in-india

I hope this helps,

Thank you