What percentage is required for transferring to another stater for 11 and 12 in CBSE boards?

I got 80% in boards exams and I would like trasfer to another state for further studies Is this percentage enough for getting into a good commerce college?

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Mohd Zaid | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

The CBSE board does not have a specific minimum percentage requirement for transfers for classes 11 and 12; To be eligible for admission to another school in another state, you only need to pass the previous class (10 classes) with a passing grade (usually calculated as 33% per subject).
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