Hello !

Mostly black ball pen is used to fill OMR sheet. But if you can use blue ball pen also, no issue. First read the instructions given in question paper carefully before filling omr sheet. Black ball point pen gives more contrast and more area is filled faster. And

Hello,

Your part is to appear the exam. How you will receive mark sheet and in what number depends on board. They are the sole person who decide how to make mark sheet which will be easy use for students.

so don't worry about that part. Read , practice regularly

Hello,

To give amy exam there is no boundary about your present score.

But if you have the chances with this score then you must utilize it.

If you think you have the confidence to gain better in next attempt only then you can go for it.

Hope for the

Hello,

You need to give appear your exam with the new syllabus. and the old syllabus is no longer used.

Be prepared for that

Hope it helps.

All the best.

Hello Aspirant,

Are you asking about GSEB class 12th syllabus? then you can go through with the given below link to check the syllabus.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/gseb-syllabus-class-12

In case you have other query then let us know.

Good Luck!

Hello,

Here is the eligibility criteria for admission into IIT through JEE Main:-

1. Candidate should have qualified jee advance exam  to apply for counselling process
2. Students must have secured 75% aggregate marks in 12th exam. For reservation categories the percentage considered is 65% percentage.

This says that your all subjects

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i am not sure, but since you'll be appearing for examinations that you haven't cleared previously, I think it would be based on the old syllabus because if there are significant changes in the syllabus and you haven't been trained about that, they cant't ask you the questions. However,

hi,

see syllabus should be different for regular candidates and second time appearing or backlog  candidates. you need to check the official website of respective board to get the details of the syllabus. or I would suggest you to contact with your faculty of school from where you have studied