If my overall 12th percentage is 65% in cbse board with pcm, will I be eligible to apply for b. tech?
A 65% in CBSE 12th with PCM is generally within the typical eligibility range for most B.Tech programs in India, including many private universities. For example, many institutes accept candidates with around 60% aggregate in PCM, sometimes with an entrance exam like LPUNEST or JEE Main. Lovely Prof
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Yes, you are eligible to start your journey at Lovely Professional University. For MCA later, your graduation marks matter more, and LPU provides flexible entry options.
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Upvote You are qualified to submit your B.Tech application to LPU because your CBSE 12th results show you have 65% in Physics and Mathematics, which meets their requirement of 60% in Physics and Mathematics and English, combined with LPUNEST or JEE Main or CUET as admission tests.
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