If I get less than 60 in 12th boards, will my career over for all fields? Will I be eligible to take admission in any college?

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Asked by Sameer Raj
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Shashank Sharma
8 years ago
No, not at all. For most of the universities, it is around 45-50% to be eligible for admission. And, you can do well in graduation to do well in your future. All the best.

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Pune University, Allahabad University and almost every university only require around 45-50% to be eligible although you have to do well in there entrance exam.

BASIL PAUL K
8 years ago
Yes, of course, you are eligible. But it would be difficult to get admission in top colleges. There is a trick you can use in this regard if you want admission in top or better colleges. Do a Diploma in a specific subject of your interest and use that as a parallel entry to degree or master courses.

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