Are there any engineering courses that don't require your grade 12th maths or biology marks? I want to replace maths marks with PHE marks.

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Asked by Raj Arya
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Ankush Sable
7 years ago
Hi Raj, I am really sorry to say that as per eligibility criteria your class 12th PCM group is considered. You cannot replace your Maths subject with any other subject. You must score 50% marks in PCM group in class 12th to qualify for Engineering. Hope you are clear now. Best of luck.

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I appreciate, but there are more than 120 types of engineering courses and there must be some loop for that. Like what if some bio student wants to do engineering etc., and what about biotech and graphic designing? Do they need PCM specialised marks too? I had informatics practices, so I am looking

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