How many subjects should be included while calculating class 12th CBSE board percentage?

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Asked by Palak Bahadur
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Ankit Anand
9 years ago
Hi Palak, Kindly check CBSE's main website because there may be few changes. As per my knowledge, if you have 6 subjects then best 5 will be considered for calculating your percentage. Thank you.

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Welcome, feel free to revert in case of further query.

Bhavuk Jain
9 years ago
In aggregate, all five subjects' marks are calculated. If you want admission in a particular field in a particular college then maybe they will check your score in 4 subjects (English + 3 Subjects of Commerce or Science). Also, if you have Physical Education and some good awards(State or National) w

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Thank you.

Sunil Soni
9 years ago
While calculating class 12 CBSE board results, marks of 5 subject are included.

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