Hello! My 12th percentage is 74 (pcm), I have also taken biology as additional subject and I'm failed in theoretical part of it,. .
I have to give improvement exam next year DOES I have to give compartment exam of bio or not. And if I have given compartment exam of this and passed this, then is this important that I have to take improve. Of bio along with all 5 subject for taking admission in iits/nits/iits/iisers/niser/bits.
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Diwakar Goel Let there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞 | Scholar-Level 16
6 years agoAfter you reappear in the bio exam and pass it, it will not be necessary to write any more exam for sitting in NIT/IIT etc. These take admission through JEE which does not has bio subject. You will have to score good marks in JEE to get admission. Furthermore, it is not required to give improvement of all other subjects with bio. Only if you feel your score is bad in other exam, then write them otherwise not. -
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To get admission in different Technical Government Institution, you need to have minimum score of 75% in class 12th, and should have passed in all subjects. As you are failed in a subject, so you have to give the Compartment Exam and clear it. If you want to improve your marks in class 12th or improve your Percentage, then you should appear for Improvement Exam next year. To get any best Engineering College in India You have to clear JEE Mains and Advanced, to get IISER, IIT, NIT, IIST and all.
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Krish Rathore Exploring the highest Possiblity of strength | Contributor-Level 7
6 years agoFirst, Make Your Direction If you want to go in engineering no need to clear that Paper. But, if you want to go in medical then you should have to clear your Bio paper.
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