CBSE 12th

Note that at the University of Cambridge, Class 12 school leaving qualifications are not considered to be suitable preparation. Applicants studying towards Class 12 shall be expected on course to obtain grades at a very high level in relevant subjects to the course being applied to. The grades expected depend on the board with which applicants are studying and examples of typical requirements from some of the boards are given below:CISCE and NIOS: Applicants will need scores of 90% or higher in five or more relevant subjectsCBSE: Applicants shall require five or more A1 grades in relevant subjectsState Boards: Applicants shall be considered on a case-by-case basis. However, applicants will generally require scores of 95% or equivalent in five or more relevant subjectsApplicants taking Class 12 school leaving qualifications from any exam board shall only be considered competitive if they are accompanied by some additional qualifications. In addition to a very high-level performance in Class 12, details about the typical qualifications and levels expected to be achieved are given below:College Board Advanced Placement Tests: Offers for all Cambridge courses may be conditional on achieving grades of 5 in five or more Andhra Pradesh TestsIIT-JEE (Advanced): Offers for Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Natural Sciences (Physical) may be made conditional on a rank ofSTEP: Offers for Mathematics shall be conditional on achievement in the Sixth Term Examination Paper (STEP). STEP shall also be required for offers for other subjects, like Computer Science, Engineering, and Economics, where attainment equivalent to A Level Mathematics and / or Further Mathematics cannot be showcased by any other means. Note that all Mathematics offers shall have a STEP condition attached (including for the applicants taking Andhra Pradesh Tests or IIT JEE)

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Yes, with your 75% marks in class 12th, you may be eligible for a scholarship at Chandigarh University for pursuing B.E. Electrical Engineering. The university offers scholarships based on academic performance, and the exact eligibility criteria may vary. Chandigarh University considers class 12th marks as one of the criteria for scholarship awards. Depending on your overall performance and the specific scholarship policies of the university, you may be eligible for a scholarship that can help reduce the financial burden of pursuing the B.E. EE program. It is recommended to check the specific scholarship policies and eligibility requirements on the university's official website or contact the admissions office for detailed information and guidance on the scholarship application process.