I have scored 65% marks in class 12 but there is compartment in maths.

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Asked by Agrim Singh
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Piyush Tripathi
4 years ago
A good percentage is important but if in future you get some experience then it will be valued more in your resume. So be prepared for that. All the best.

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Diwakar Goel
6 years ago
In general, no, most companies do not really value class 12th board marks too much. Most times, the CGPA or percentage you get throughout your college years matters. Even if companies do set a criterion for selection based on 12th board marks, they usually do it to just filter out the candidates. Yo

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
In general, no, most companies do not really value 12th board marks too much. Most times, the CGPA or percentage you get throughout your college years matters. Even if companies do set a criterion for selection based on class 12th board marks, they usually do it to just filter out the candidates.

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