I got failed in maths (PCM) but my result is pass why?
I had 6 subjects and cbse replaced my maths with additional subject. Their is no compartment and no improvement for additional subjects so what should i do now. Can i take admission in college with this result.
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You must have chosen an extra subject which leads you to get a pass on your Certificate. Because CBSE has replaced your mathematics subjects, you are unquestionably qualified to apply for admission to any college based on the remaining five subjects that you have passed. With the addition of the new subjects, the remaining five subjects have become your main subjects, and you must select this project as one of your main subjects before applying to any institution or university for a degree.
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If your overall remark is PASS, u can take admission but u wl not get admission to those streams which counts maths marks to make merit list. For details regarding re-exam, contact school management and clear the topic. All the best. -
You are definitely eligible to take admission in any college according to the rest of the five subjects in which you have passed, because CBSE has replaced your mathematics subjects. With the additional subjects, it means that now the rest of the five subjects are your main subjects, and you have to choose this project, as a main subject and can apply in any college or university for graduation degree. -
In my opinion, you should talk to your school management. So, they can escalate this problem to the CBSE and can provide you proper guidance. If you are overall passed candidate you can get admission in respective field but you can't go for the courses in which the subjects which you are failed required. -
If your overall result is shown pass, then you are pass but still clearify with your exam board results before taking admissions in any college.
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