What percentage is required in class 10th board exams to take Science in class 11th in CBSE board?

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Nishant kumar Ray
8 years ago
Hi Riti, It depends mainly upon you school and school's students. In case more than 50% of students of your school want science then priority is given to more scorer. Moreover, it also depends upon vacancies for intake of science students in class 11th. In any case I think getting above 85% will l

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Harsh Ranjan
8 years ago
Hello Riti, It varies from school to school as CBSE has not fixed any such parameter for their affiliated schools to offer admission in science stream with the particular marks. You may get admission in any school for science stream with 70% marks, but on the other hand, you can't get admission to

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