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Raushan Kumar
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Yes, if the backlog has still not been cleared then a backlog has to be submitted. This will help universities the applicant has applied to understand the number of backlogs an applicant has and how it will affect the applicant's admission and performance in the course.
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Raushan Kumar
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Yes, you can apply for a master's programme even if you have backlogs. However, some universities may require you to clear all backlogs before admission.
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Raushan Kumar
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Yes, Backlogs can affect your placements, as many reputed companies want students to join their company without any backlogs.
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Raushan Kumar
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Yes, backlogs can be mentioned in your degree certificate or marks card. They show the subjects you failed and later cleared, giving an overview of your academic performance.
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shifa V I
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No, you have to sit for every subjects next year. Because if you failed the annual exam and missed the compartment exam as well, then that means you failed in that course for that year. But you can reappear for the course again and give the exam very next year and complete your course. Check the notifications on the Bihar Secondary Education Board (BSEB) website for the latest informations.
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Kunal Lalwani
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When the candidate fails the compartment exam, here is what they should do –The next time your board conducts the exam, you can opt to sit for it since you won't be able to take the exams this time. CBSE and state boards permit different attempts for compartment examinations in the same year or the subsequent year.You can also opt for regular schooling, which can comprise NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) which do not Confuse You can also do open schooling which means you do not have to take a gap year and can continue your education.The other way is to join skill-based Diploma courses or vocational education and training i
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Aditya choubey
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NO, Not at all if you are failed in the physics exam of CBSE board then you can only appear in the compartment exam organised by the CBSE only.You are not allowed to give the compartment exam from another board.
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Vaibhav Nalawade
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If you fail in one subject for instance math but pass in the other five exams you qualify to be sit a compartment exam for the subject you failed in. Nevertheless, it is not obligatory to undergo the examination, but in achieving a better grade in that perspective, it is recommended to do so. Even if you avoid taking it, you are passed over all, but the failed subject will be shown in your transcript.
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Soham Khan
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For the UP Board Class 12 compartment exams, you are allowed to appear for the exams in one or two subjects in which you did not pass. If you fail in more than two subjects, you will need to reappear for the entire board exam the following year
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Gauresh G Pai
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Number of subjects failed: You are eligible for the compartment exam only if you fail in one or two subjects. Failing in three or more subjects means you need to reappear for the entire board exam next year. If a student takes compartment test in 12th, can he take admission in any college in the same year? Yes.' Failure and Reappearance: Students who fail or do not appear for the Compartment exam will be considered 'FAIL' and must reappear according to the prescribed courses and syllabus.
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