If I secure around 60% marks in my CBSE class 12th boards, do I have a chance of getting admission in any college in Kolkata?
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Yes, you can easily get admission on the basis of your marks. Concern the universities for necessary details.
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Yes, it is clearly written, according to the eligibility criteria of st. xavier college, presidency university, Jadavpur university, Calcutta university,. It is clearly written there that for getting admission you must secure 60% of your total aggregate and also in your each subjects too. Among which they would choose your best of 5 subjects among these 5 subjects you have to choose your honours subject which you will be pursuing for your higher education in this college. Or rather in any college of your choice.
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Of course, you can. But, with 60% marks, you may not secure admission in top colleges. What you can do is, shortlist the colleges, which accepts the score range of yours, and apply those one by one. Hopefully, you'll get admission in one. -
Yes, of course there are many colleges in Kolkata, which will accept your scores and you can get admission easily there. -
Yes, there are many colleges in Kolkata, and all over India, which accepts this much percentage for admission in different courses. You should think about scoring higher percentage, as higher the percentage, there is higher chances of getting good college. -
Yes, there are so many colleges in Kolkata. You can obviously get admission in any of those college, but if you have some preference of colleges in Kolkata, you can share that with us as well.
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