What does graduation with 50% marks mean? Does it mean one should have minimum 50% in each studied subject in graduation or overall 50%?

<p>When a graduation requirement specifies "50% marks," it usually refers to the <strong>overall aggregate</strong> score, not the marks in each individual subject. This means that you need to have <strong>an average of 50% across all subjects</strong> you studied during your degree course.</p><p>For example, if you have a total of 600 marks in a course with 1200 maximum marks, you would have an overall percentage of 50%. However, you may have scored more than 50% in some subjects and less in others. The key factor is the <strong>total aggregate percentage</strong> across all subjects.</p><p>It's always a good idea to double-check the specific criteria with the institution you're applying to, as some may have specific subject-wise requirements.</p>

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