I am in class ISC 12 and I don't have Science subjects. I do have mathematics, geography and I wish to pursue B.Arch.

Yes, as long as the completion of 12 years of formal education is there, Indian students can submit their high school degrees by CBSE, ISC, IB etc. If these requirements are met, given below are the other docs for the same - 

• Academic transcripts
• 12th-grade completion for 
• Proof of English or

Yes, for the University of British Columbia admissions at UG level, a class 12th result from CBSE, ISC or State Board is accepted. 

This admission process is surely quite competitive and it will require these CBSE students to have a minimum score of 85 to 88%.

Indian applicants also need high sco

The University of Oxford gives critical importance to the predicted scores of the applicants who appeared for the CBSE exams. 

These scores are important because, based on these, the University of Oxford rolls out the conditional offer letter. Indian applicants generally need a minimum predicted

As an Indian student applying for the University of Hertfordshire admissions, you would be required to have 12 years of completed education from a recognised board for PG courses and a UG degree is required. Given below are the admission requirements for international students - 

• Completion of C

Generally, no. If you have scored above 75-80% in English in your Class 12th boards (CBSE/ISC), Public Universities in Singapore usually waive the English proficiency requirement. However, for a Master's degree, it is often required unless your undergraduate degree was taught entirely in English.