I'm in 12th commerce with maths. I need a good college for my B.Com(Hons). What should I do? What should be my target in boards?

I was good in 10 but due to some reasons I scored only cgpa 9. Now I can score 90+ in my 12th boards. Which college will I get according to my percentage in 12 80%-90% or Colleges arrange any specific exam for that ? Please help me .

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Hello Piyush, In order to get a good college in your graduation, you need to score in 80 or 90 percent marks. Try and target DU. Loyola college Chennai , SRCC, DU Hindu College, DU Xaviers, Mumbai No, there isn't any specific exam conducted by the colleges as they declare their own cut-offs. Th

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dhayal roshan
9 years ago
Work hard to get more than 80 to 90 percent in your board exams.

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