Hello,

Yes, you can do B.Sc. in Computer Science after completing 2nd PUC with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics .

The main requirement is Mathematics in 12th, which you already have. So, you are eligible.

Hope it helps !

Hello! Yes, you can pursue a BSc in Computer Science after completing 2nd PUC with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Statistics. Most universities and colleges require Mathematics as a compulsory subject for BSc Computer Science admissions. Since you have Mathematics, you are eligible. However, some institutions may also consider your overall performance or require a minimum percentage in PUC. It is advisable to check the specific eligibility criteria of the college or university you wish to apply to so that you can plan accordingly.

Hello Aspirant,

Certainly, you may reappear for improving in Karnataka 2nd PUC. For KCET 2026, only marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) will be considered. You have already secured good marks in Physics - 88. Therefore, you can choose to appear for just Chemistry and Mathematics only to improve. The KCET ranking would consider only the highest marks from two attempts.

Hello Uzaif

As you have gotten 88 in Physics, 75 in Chemistry and 69 in Mathematics, with overall 77% in Class 12th, you can surely give improvement exams only in Chemistry and Mathematics and even give all 3 if you wish to.

In improvement exams, you have the choice to give your choices of exams so feel free to give Chemistry and Mathematics exams only.

Thank You!!!

Hey:)

Yes, you are eligible for IMU CET since your score meets the academic eligibility requirement of 60% aggregate marks(PCM) and 50% in english. however, your admission will depend on your performance in CET,the cut-offs for your preferred course and other conditions like medical fitness and age criteria.

For further details:

https://dqxeclau.top/exams/imu-cet

Hello,

Here is the MP Board Class 12 Chemistry blueprint for 2026, presented in a clear, structured, and student-friendly style (around 330 words), based on the latest official information:

Blueprint – Chapter-Wise Marks Distribution (Theory, 70 Marks)

According to the MP Board’s exam pattern for 2026, the theory question paper for chemistry is structured as follows (70 marks total):

• Solutions: 7 marks
  
  

• Electrochemistry: 9 marks (highest weightage)
  
  

• Chemical Kinetics: 7 marks
  
  

• d- and f-Block Elements: 7 marks
  
  

• Coordination Compounds: 7 marks
  
  

• Haloalkanes & Haloarenes: 6 marks
  
  

• Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers: 6 marks
  
  

• Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids: 8 marks
  
  

• Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen: 6 marks
  
  

• Biomolecules: 7 marks
  
  

Blueprint – Question Types & Internal Assessment (Practical, 30 Marks)

The chemistry exam comprises both theory and practical components:

• Theory: 70 marks
  
  

• Practical/Internal assessment: 30 marks
  
  

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  • Total marks for Chemistry: 100
    
    

Though a specific breakdown of practical components (like volumetric analysis or viva) is not detailed in the sources, they follow the 70:30 pattern.

Exam Pattern Overview

For all science subjects, including chemistry, the paper follows this general format:

• Approximately 40% objective-type questions
  
  

• Around 40% short/long answer subjective questions
  
  

• Close to 20% analytical or higher-order thinking questions
  
  

• Total examination time: 3 hours
  
  

What to Do Next

• Use this chapter-wise weightage to prioritize your preparation, focusing more on electrochemistry and aldehydes/ketones, but not neglecting others.
  
  

• Practice different question formats—objective, short answers, and analytical questions.
  
  

• If you want a detailed practical blueprint (marks per experiment or viva), check the MBPSE official site or sample paper portal for downloadable PDFs Sample Paper (https://sample-paper.com/mp-board-12th-blueprint-exam-pattern/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Vedantu (https://www.vedantu.com/mp-board/mpbse-sample-question-paper-class-12-chemistry?utm_source=chatgpt.com) .
  
  

Hello Sneha

You need not to worry as it doesn't matter if you have high marks in Class 12th or low marks. The only thing which matters regarding Class 12th marks is that you should must have at least the minimum required percentage set by the respective body.

As you appear to more than the minimum percentage, there won't be ANY PROBLEMS in admission process and you would be in MAMC, VMMC or any other medical college that you wish to go for.

Thank You!!!

Nuclear chemistry fess varies on the institution and location so it cost around 4800 to 1,25 lakhs but they need entrance exams like jest , gate exams if need any other information check the official website if you have any other information or contact their college directly