I got 9 CGPA in 10th and 59% in 12th (CBSE) (low score). Shall I mention the scores in my resume or not?

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    Akash Malav VNITian | Contributor-Level 9

    5 years ago
    Whatever is genuine, you have to mention that in your resume, whether it is high or low. And only 12th percent doesn't matter, your skills are much more important.
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    Ambika Rathore Bold and beautiful | Contributor-Level 9

    5 years ago
    Yes, it will be fine to mention the genuine information in your resume. Don't worry about low marks in your academics. What is important is your skills and self-confidence which is required for a job.
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    shikhar singh Building Digital Businesses. | Guide-Level 13

    5 years ago
    Yes, it is okay to mention your original marks in the resume. The company will not judge you on the basis of your marks. In some cases, some companies have criteria of a minimum percentage. Overall, it is okay to mention your marks.

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