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Tanya Sharma
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Eligibility criteria: Passed 10+2 in Science with 70% marks in aggregate with PCM subjects and Chemistry each.
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Lav Tripathi
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Sorry dear but you have to score atleast 75% in each. But you can always go for the improvement exam. All the best.
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Rishabh Dwivedy
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It depends on the specific eligibility criteria of the programme or exam the student is applying for. Generally, most programs require a minimum percentage or grade in each subject (including Physics Chemistry and Maths as well as an overall percentage or grade in order to be eligible for admission. Therefore, scoring less than 60 marks in Physics may affect the overall eligibility criteria for certain programs. It is recommended to check the specific eligibility criteria for the programme or exam the student is interested in to determine whether they are eligible for admission.
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Rishabh Dwivedy
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The eligibility requisites for the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) necessitate that a candidate must have cleared 10+2 or an equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate score of 45% (40% for candidates belonging to reserved categories). Your score of 51% in the best five subjects, which includes English, Physics Chemistry Computer Science, and Environmental Science, makes you eligible to apply for CLAT. Nevertheless, it is advisable to scrutinize the eligibility criteria of the law schools that you intend to apply to, as they may impose further conditions.
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Rishabh Dwivedy
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No, unfortunately, you are not eligible for BITSAT with an overall score of 42% in Physics Chemistry and Maths. The eligibility criteria for BITSAT requires candidates to have scored a minimum of 75% marks in aggregate in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics in their 10+2 exams, with at least 60% marks in each subject separately. Therefore, you may need to consider other options for higher education.
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Harsh Singh
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I would like to know you that the eligibility criteria for M.Sc. In Criminology and Forensic Science may vary depending on the university or college that offers the course. However, most universities and colleges require a bachelor's degree in science, Forensic Science, Criminology, or a related field with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. As you have completed your bachelor's degree in physics chemistry and mathematics (PCM) combination, you may be eligible for admission to M.Sc. In Criminology and Forensic Science course, subject to meeting the other eligibility criteria. Some colleges may also require candidates to have studied c
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Latika khatri
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Candidates must have completed their 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks from a recognised Board in the Science stream having Physics Chemistry and Math/ Biology as their main subjects. One may be required to appear for any entrance exams conducted such as IISER, UPCATET GSAT etc. And may sit for GD/PI round.
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Latika khatri
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Yes who have passed 12th standard (any stream) from a recognised board are eligible to pursue this course.
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