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First of all I would like to say 72% in not that bad which you acquire during this pandemic period without giving exam. Here you got your percentage that means you passed in all your subjects but you want to give improvement only in

See if the school have the policy changed then the student of the school also have to appear for examination. SO as per your question, I think your school have changed its policy of readmission to higher secondary course only through entrances and no home candidate will be treated. As

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The improvement examinations result will be published in a different marksheet.  You will then have two score sheets that is one class 12th regular marksheet and a different one for your improvement exam. The improvement exam marksheet will only have your chemistry marks since you have only written the

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Mentioned below is the eligibility criteria for taking admission in NIOS for class 12th.

• The candidate must have at least secure 33% marks in aggregate in the class 10th board examinations.
• Admission for block 2 will be conducted in the month of October November 2021 with late fee

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Hope you are doing great there. I regret to say this but chances of your admission in BA(geography) are a bit low . The cut off for BA(geography) in Ambedkar University is 84 percent . But yes you can definitely get a seat in BA(history) . The cut

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Eligibility criteria for BCom regular course in Delhi university is as below

Candidates need an aggregate of 60% or more in English/Hindi and combination of three best among the following subjects: Mathematics, Accountancy, Economics and Business Studies/ Commerce.

Eligibility criteria for BCom hons in Delhi university is as below

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As you said you'll be appearing for your board in the coming year,then let me tell you it won't be a problem in you appearing for NIFt exam. As per the eligibility criteria,any candidate who has either successfully completed +2 or 12th of are appearing for +2 or 12th,

Hello Sarita,

Hope you are doing well.

Your application form might have been rejected because the course you want to enroll in requires you to have studied Math as a subject in your 10+2. The eligibility criteria for particular course does not changes with subsequent cut-offs.

Hope this helps. For

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Hope you are doing great there . First of all if you don't want to give chemistry exam , it is perfectly fine and talking about whether NTA is considering boards marks or not , I think there is a relaxation in this eligibility criteria i.e. for jee