I failed in 11th from CBSE board. My school is not giving my 11th marksheet. I don't want to repeat 11th and want to study 12th. What to do?
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Everyone see this phase. I too failed my chemistry exam in class 11th because I was too much active in professional cricket rather than studies, the only way I got out of the situation was by scoring in my re-test or else I would have to repeat my class 12th
I would recommend you to become a bit buttering type person with your teachers especially in the exams you failed and then ask them to help you out for a couple of days for your doubts and be friendly and eager to learn they, then they will surly help you to get through and give you marks in the re-test. -
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Ankush Sable Over 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field. | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoHie Ritika,
I hope everything is alright with you. I saw your problem regarding 11th marksheet. The fact from which you are suffering is college not providing you a passing marksheet. In this case no one can do anything. At first you have to clear your 11th then only you will get admission in 12th. Until n unless you clear your 11th they will no allow to seat in 12th. This rule is followed in all over India. You have to re appear for 11th exam and have to pass in it. Then only you will get admission in 12th. Hope this helps you in future. Best of luck!
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