Hello Aspirant,

The eligibility criteria for the JEE Advance exam is that you need to have secured 75%+ in the 12th exam in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Math from a UGC-recognized Board of Education. They don't entertain students who have below 75% or have a backlog/compartment in

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! It will be difficult for you to get that at this score . Still you may try your luck. Visit for more information ;-

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For the July 2024 HSC improvement exam, both practical and theory examinations are typically hide at same centre where you originally took your HSC exams the exact location may vary based on the board's guidelines , so it's best to check with your school or the board official notification for

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you will be eligible to appear for the JEE Advance even if you have a repeat exam. But you will be able to appear for the exam only when you have cleared the compartment exam/exams and have 75% above aggregate in 12th. The 75% and above percentage

Hello,

Hope you are doing great.

Answering to your question, Yes you can repeat the class 12 again. theres no issue/problem with repeating the class 12.

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Hello aspirant,

Choosing the best career option after 12th is solely your decision and I suggest you to choose the option that you like because there is always high chance of you to excel in the field of your choice. However considering your subjects in higher secondary I suggest you

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can take the improvement exam again in 2025.

If you were not satisfied with your overall percentage after the 2024 improvement exam, you are generally allowed to attempt the improvement exam once more. This is often referred to as the "second improvement" or "second chance" examination.

Hello Aspirant

If you forget to write one question number in your Class 12 HSC board exams, it could potentially lead to a deduction in your marks for that particular question.

It depends highly on your evaluator. If they want, they may award you the marks for that answer. But