How many marks do I need in 12th to appear in the entrance exam?

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7 years ago
For every couse, there is a different criteria but most of them have 60% criteria! All the best for your bright future!

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Vikas Pandey
7 years ago
In general, every exam has its own eligibility criteria but the most common criteria is 60% for any exam. So, try to maintain this.

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5 years ago
When will the exam for NEET PG be held?

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7 years ago
If you belong to general category, then not less than 50%-60% marks are required. Some exams allow 50% marks, rest allow 60% marks, if you belong to general category.

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