CBSE 12th

Yes, CBSE gives grace marks to those students who are unable to clear the exam by a maximum of 3 marks in the exam.

Given below is the chapter-wise weightage of all chapters in the board exams:Sets and Functions- 23 marksAlgebra-  25 marksCoordinate Geometry- 12 marksCalculus - 08 marksStatistics and Probability - 12 marksClick on CBSE Class 12 Mathematics syllabus 2025 to download it. 

Students can check and download the CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Syllabus 2025 by clicking on the link provided. The distribution of marks is as follows:Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry - 7 marksStructure of Atom - 9 marksClassification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties - 6 marksChemical Bonding and Molecular Structure - 7 marksChemical Thermodynamics -9 marksEquilibrium - 7 marksRedox Reactions- 4 marksOrganic Chemistry: Some basic Principles and Techniques  - 11 marksHydrocarbons - 10 marksClick on CBSE 12th Chemistry syllabus 2025 to download the complete syllabus. 

NO. No type of calculators, mobile phones, or any technological gadget is allowed during CBSE exams. Any student caught carrying these will be barred from writing their exam. 

CBSE will conduct CBSE 12th exams 2025 between February 15 and April 4, 2025. The CBSE Arts exams 2025 will be held between February 24 and April 4, 2025DateExam24-Feb-2025Geography8-Mar--2025English elective, English core22-Mar-2025Political Science27-Mar-2025Sociology1-Apr-2025History3-Apr-2025Home Science4-Apr-2025PsychologyStudents can click on CBSE 12th date sheet 2025 to check and download the official date sheet. 

Most Canadian universities require a minimum grade point average of 60% for admission. Additionally, there are certain colleges that accept applications with test scores of less than 50 in any major subject with certain restrictions, such as having an IELTS band score higher than the necessary band score and having percentages higher than 55%.So, no you won't be having any problem.

No, you will not get a scholarship if you scored 70% in 12th grade, and now want to pursue a BSc in Medical Lab Technology. A minimum of 80% is required to be eligible.

In general, the paper for regular applicants and private candidates sitting the CBSE board examinations for class 12th is the same. Private candidates, however, are often not registered in a normal school and may not have access to the same resources and assistance as regular candidates, therefore there may be some minor variations in the format or substance of the test. For precise information on the structure and subject matter of the test for private applicants, it is advised that you contact the CBSE or your local examination board.