CBSE 12th

Yes, some MBA colleges consider 12th grade scores in the admission process. In fact, academic performance in 10th and 12th grade is important for admission to top-tier institutions like the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs). For example, IIM Ahmedabad considers class 10th marks and awards points based on the score. However, some top MBA colleges also offer admission to candidates with lower 10th and 12th scores. Additionally, there are other ways to get admission to an MBA program, including: Integrated MBA programsSome top B-schools offer integrated MBA programs that combine undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. These programs are five-year courses that begin after 12th grade. Direct admissionSome MBA colleges offer direct admission without an entrance exam. Admission may be based on the candidate's score in a previous qualifying exam, or on a personal interview. 

Some government engineering colleges in Delhi may admit students through alternative entrance exams or other criteria, such as state-level exams. Here are some top government engineering colleges in Delhi: IIT DelhiA top engineering institute in the world, known for its BTech Computer Science program. Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)A top government engineering institution in Delhi, located in the Dwarka neighborhood of New Delhi. National Institute of Technology Delhi (NIT Delhi)An Institute of National importance, established in 2010 by an act of parliament. Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)Known for its path-breaking research in the Sciences. 

Yes, it is possible to drop your Class 12 exams and reappear next year. You can choose to repeat the year, and there won't be any immediate issues with this decision. However, it's essential to understand a few things:Age Limit: While some institutions or exams may have age restrictions for candidates, this generally applies to competitive exams and not school exams like Class 12. Reappearing will not affect your eligibility in most cases.Career Impact: Repeating Class 12 might delay your entry into college or a professional career, but if you're prepared and perform well the next time, it won't harm your long-term prospects. It may also help you focus on subjects you're struggling with.Application Process: You will need to check with your school or the respective board (CBSE/State) regarding their policy for reappearing. In most cases, you can appear for the exam in the following year as a private candidate if necessary.