What is the selection process for BHMCT and what is the minimum class 12th percentage required?
The BHMCT selection process varies by institution but generally involves:
- Eligibility: Minimum 50% in Class 12th (45% for reserved categories) with English as a core subject and meeting any age limits.
- Entrance Exams: Institutions often conduct their own exams (like CTMET or IPU CET BHMCT) or accept n
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The selection process for BHMCT varies from college to college. However, in general, the selection process includes a Common Entrance Test (CET) followed by a personal interview. The minimum percentage required in class 12th also varies from college to college, but it is usually around 50%. For SC/S
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The RBSE Time Table 2026 Class 12 is released online on the board's website. Students need to visit at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in to download the RBSE 10th Time Table 2026. The students can check the same also on this page.
The benefits of CBSE 12th on screen marking are given below.
- Faster evaluation
- Quick declaration of results
- Minimal errors
- Evaluation may be conducted from schools and centres digitally
- Transparency
This year, CBSE has introduced on screen marking system. Through this system, the answer sheets of students will be digitally evaluated.
The following details are mentioned in Haryana Board 12th result.
- Name of the Student
- Roll Number
- Registration Number
- District
- Category
- Stream
- Marks obtained in theory and practical subjects
- Result Status
- Grade obtained
- CGPA
- Subjects in which a student appeared/ opted for the exams
- Total Marks obtained
A score of 80 per cent or more is generally considered as excellent in HBSE 12th exam. 60-70 per cent is considered good. Candidates must aim to get more than 90 percent to get admission in good colleges. The passing marks are 33 per cent.
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