I get 64% in cbse class 12 which is not good for iit then what can i do either go for NIOS to make it good or not plzz give your suggestion

Pcm 61% cbse board and give full details of nios board also how it conduct exam

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9 years ago

Hi Satish, please clarify if you scored 64% or 61%. I request one more clarification as to whether you plan to re-attempt class 12th exams? As for admissions in IIT a minimum of 60% is required plus you must clear JEE which I believe can be met by you. Instead of NIOS you can look for other options

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Satish Yadav | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

Not plan to reattempt class 12th exams

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