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Jasleen Taneja
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No, you will not be allowed to write the CBSE 12th exam without the admit card. Hence, it is suggested that you remember to carry this document of utmost importance, otherwise you either be wasting your time to get it from home or will miss the exam and awarded zero in the subject.
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Jasleen Taneja
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In case you are unable to attend a CBSE 12th board exam, you will be awarded zero marks in the subject. Eventually, you will be asked to appear for the compartment exam. Thus, it is better to focus and study hard and not skip or leave your exam and pass with flying colours.
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Jasleen Taneja
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CBSE board is strictly against the practise of using any unfair means during the examinations. The board is actively working to prevent and discourage any malpractice during board examinations every year. So, you are advised to go through the CBSE 12th syllabus and solve as many previous years question papers and sample papers to avoid cheating during the CBSE 12th board exams.You can go through the article below to check the penalties for cheating during board exams:https://www.shiksha.com/news/boards-cheating-during-cbse-board-exams-2023-check-penalty-for-cheating-in-cbse-10th-12th-board-exams-blogId-115193
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Jasleen Taneja
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When appearing for the CBSE board exams, you must feel relaxed and comfortable. Yes, you will be allowed to go to the washroom during the examination but only once and with an invigilator. Students often use washroom for using unfair means and cheat in board exams, however, they must know that the invigilator can frisk them anytime during the exam duration. So, it is recommended to use washroom only when needed.
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Jasleen Taneja
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Students must go through the points below to avoid the CBSE board exam-day hassles:All communication devices like mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, headphones, pagers, fitness bands, cameras, etc., are barred from carrying to the examination hall.Accessories like wallets, goggles, handbags, and purses are not to be carried.Students must not forget to carry all the stationary items that are required to appear for the CBSE 12th board exams as sharing of stationary is not allowedHowever, do not forget to carry your CBSE admit card on all exam daysStudents without the admit crad will not be allowed to write their CBSE board exams
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Jasleen Taneja
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To score 100 percent in CBSE board exams, you must complete all the topics mentioned in the syllabus and be thorough with the concepts. You can follow the points below that will help you score cent per cent-Study Plan to Complete the Syllabus on Time.Manage Time for Revision.Keep One Sample Paper & Mock Test To Solve Each DayIdentify Mistakes & Rectify ThemList Down Important TopicsMaster Good Writing SkillsStop Cramming, Understand the Concept
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Jasleen Taneja
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Almost every student must had this thought of passing the CBSE board exams without studying, however, one should understand that CBSE 12th board exams are a turning point for their future. While there is no shortcut to pass the 12th board exams without studying, students can follow the points listed below and try their best to pass CBSE board exams.Use Mind Maps And Visual AidsCompile All The NotesPractice Regular SummarisationQuiz YourselfReview Course NotesUse Online ResourcesUsing A Tutor Or Study GroupUse MnemonicsStay Positive And ConfidentPrioritise Sleep and Nutrition
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Abhignan bollam
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Yes, you can get admission in Palamuru University for B.Sc with 60% in class 12th. The previous cut-off for the admission process is 40% in the class 12th. A student seeking admission to B.Sc (MPC) I-year programme should have passed and obtained at least 40% marks in the optional subjects at the qualifying examination. However, for SC/ST category pass marks is the eligibility criterion.
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Narala Hari
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Of course! Gandhinagar's Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) provides a B.Sc. LL.B. (Hons.) programme. In order to be admitted, you must fulfill the following requirements:successfully passing the HSC/Intermediate Examination (10+2) or a comparable test with a minimum of 45% overall (or 40% for SC/ST candidates).Candidates may make a provisional appearance in the qualifying exam as long as they provide the required qualification documents either in advance or when they are admitted.
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Tamalika Basumata
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Yes, you can get admission to CAIIHM (Chandigarh Institute of Hotel Management) with 70% in class 12th. The admission standards for CAIIHM may vary, but generally, completion of 10+2 education or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks is required for undergraduate courses. Additionally, CAIIHM Chennai offers various courses such as BSc Catering and Hotel Administration, MBA in Hospitality Management & Catering Science, and Diploma programs. Admissions to all these courses are merit-based, and the basic eligibility criteria include passing the 10th standard, although 10+2 from a recognised institute is mandatory. The institute provides
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