Can a passed CBSE 12th student appear for the improvement exam next year in five main subjects?

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Yes, a student can take improvement examinations the next year to increase their marks if they passed their CBSE Class 12 exams. As long as they passed the first tests, students may retake exams administered by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in order to improve their grades in up to

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Sir I have taken admission in +3 college 

And I want to give the CBSE improvement exam in one subject as a private candidate 

But according to 44.1 rule of cbse

You can't persuade for higher studies so that you can only give improvement exam as private candidate 

What to do now? I have already taken adm

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