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Does 10th and 10+2 marks matter?

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Vikas Kaushik | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Hi Laxman, To study Bachelor's degree anywhere in the world, it is very important that you pass 10+2. And yes, of course, the 10th and 10+2 marks matter and they could be the only thing that can matter. But different universities have different requirements. Some universities are more competitive

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Laxman Prasad | Beginner-Level 3

8 years ago

I scored 94% marks in class 10th and 80% marks in10+2. Is that a bad score? Is there a chance to get admission in Europe? What do you think?

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