How much should I score in class 12th to get admission in computer science engineering in Canadian Universities?

Class 10-95%, Class 11 -76% IELTS -7.5 good co curricular (had it evaluated).

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Khempreet Sidhu
9 years ago
MInimum 60% to take a pathway programme in Canadian Universities.

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Harleen  Bedi
9 years ago
Like your 10th class scores, try aiming for more than 90% in the 12th also. The more you score, the better chances of getting into top courses in best universities. Since CSE is a very competitive course, you must aim for high scores. You must try to get at least 80% in order to get admission into d

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Does the universities ask for class 12th mid term exam result or the predicted score is good enough?

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Students need at least 33 out of 100 marks to pass the UP Board 12th English exam.

The sample paper is a useful tool, but it should be used along with the textbook and class notes, not as a complete replacement for them.

The paper carries 100 marks, divided into Reading (15), Writing (20), Grammar (25), and Literature (40), with no internal assessment.

Students can download the sample paper from the official UPMSP website once released, or from this page after the update.

UPMSP is expected to release the sample paper on its official website, upmsp.edu.in, in the coming months. Students should keep checking this page for the latest update once the paper is out.

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