Can I study abroad with 59 percent in 10+2 board exam?

I got 84% in 10th board exam. I am currently studying B.Sc Agriculture with an average percentage of 80. I'm in my second year now. I am very much worried about my low marks in Class 12 as it may create problem to study abroad. Is it really going to make problem to make my dreams come true?

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Asked by Subhadeep Mahapatra

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Seeker 0047 | Beginner-Level 4

9 years ago

You should have scored more. You can pursue your graduation from India and score better marks. Then, you can do your PG abroad. All the best.

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Subhadeep Mahapatra | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

I have scored 84% in 10th and my average score per semester is 80%.

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Archita Chouhan | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Hello, Your marks are too low and it creates problems for your higher studies abroad. First thing that you can do is repeat your class 12th if possible and if you dream is to study abroad then I suggest you to first complete your UG from India and after this, you can pursue PG abroad. All the be

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