What is the selection process for Certificate and what is the minimum percentage required in class 12th?

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By the criteria of the CBSE, passing the CBSE 10th and 12th exams requires you to receive at least 33 percent of the possible points. Both the conceptual and practical tests must provide 33% of your total score. Participation in a minimum of five papers is mandatory. You need to have received grades

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