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Hello,
If your query is regarding AIIMS MBBS then the admission in to AIIMS is based on NEET UG entrance examination. To get admission in to AIIMS you must appear for NEET UG and qualify in it. You also have to fulfill the NEET UG eligibility criteria to appear for NEET UG.
Here is the eligibility criteria to appear for NEET UG
So to determine your eligibility you need to calculate the marks scord in Biology, Physics and Chemistry taken together in theory and practical exam as well.
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Dear aspirant,
As you said that you have failed in all three subjects and as we all know due to the pandemic many exams were delayed in 2020 and so you are giving your re exam in the year 2021. So , as per the new syllabus you have to answer your paper on the basis of new reduced syllabus as per the ncert textbooks.
Every board have different rule. Like CBSE declare that if candidate pass English and 4 others subject then he or she will pass. West Bengal board declare that best of five subject for 12th so if any one failed in one subject it will be automatically deducted as a sixth subject. But in these case you are failed in two subjects then you have to give the examination. But you can give only your failed subjects examination its not compulsory that you have to give all subjects examination. But once you know it from your school teacher infact principal also.
All the best.
Hello student
Gujarat Board of secondary Education administered the higher education in the in Gujarat.
According to rules of this GBSE who get 33% boss in one subject is taken as a pass marks.
In your question you have mentioned that if the repeater in board examination get 25 marks and above in one subject in re examination he will be allowed as a pass candidate only in that specific subject. So your conception about this is true.
Hope this helps.
Hey!
You can attempt the exam again and there is nothing such mentioned that you cannot take admission in medical colleges if you have failed once or twice. Even, you can apply for NEET exam to get a good medical college in India for MBBS, once you pass 12th class. To know more, visit here:
NEET 2021 Exam: Syllabus, Application Form (Soon), Eligibility, Dates (careers360.com)
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Hi
You can actually go for either of the options i. e giving examination of Physics and Chemistry in which you have failed or giving examination of all the five subjects. In both the cases you will be eligible for Neet examination as private candidates are eligible for Neet 2021 i. e those candidates you cannot clear their 12th in the first attempt and then again give 12th examination or only the subject in which they fail and clear it.
But if in case, if your preparation is good for all the five subjects then I would suggest you to give the examination of all the 5 subjects as it would be better as in future you wouldn't have to club both your marksheets everywhere.
And though you are eligible for neet 2021 examination being appearing as a private candidate, , this eligibility is provisional and your eligibility for admission after qualifying neet will depend upon the outcome of your examination , that is if you will meet Neet eligibility criteria provided below :-
You should have cleared your 12th examination and after clearing it , you must have -) at least 50 % in aggregate of PCB i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology in 12th examination if belongs to general category -) at least 40% in aggregate of PCB if belongs to Obc/ Sc /st category -)at least 45 % in aggregate of PCB in case of general pwd candidates to be eligible.
For detailed information about neet examination eligibility go through our page for which link is provided below; - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria
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hi,
see its seems not correct to having different board marksheet and transfer certificate of another board. since you have passed 12th course from gujrat state board of education, your transfer certificate should be from the same institute from which you have passed 12th course. however in some of the institute tc is not mandatory. so its better to have same tc and marksheet under the same institute.
Hey,
There are not so much channels on you tube, which will help you prepare your class 12th in Gujarati. But you will find some, so you can choose anyone as per your convenience. All are good. Now let me tell you that, apart from sudying chapters, the most important part of preparation for the board exams is that, you must solve previous year question papers. This will helps you a lot.
Hope it helps.
Class 12th 2021 Gujarat board examination pattern for science subjects is provided below subject wise:-
PHYSICS
* examination will be conducted for a total of 100 marks
* there will be a total of 60 questions
* there will be a total of 4 sections which are listed below
• section A :- it contains only multiple choice questions and it has a total of 16 MCQs of 1 mark each. So, this section carries a total of 16 marks
• section B :- it has 16 questions of 1 mark each , so section B has a weightage of a total 16 marks.
• section C :- it has 16 questions of 2 mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total 32 marks.
• section D :- it has 12 questions of 3 marks each, so section D has a weightage of 36 marks in total
CHEMISTRY
*examination will be conducted for a total of 100 marks
MATHEMATICS
* there will be a total of 52 questions
* there will be a total of 5 sections which are listed below
• section A :- it contains only multiple choice questions and it has a total of 15 MCQs of 1 mark each. So, this section carries a total of 15 marks
• section B :- it has 15 questions of 1 mark each , so section B has a weightage of a total 15 marks.
• section C :- it has 10 questions of mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total 20 marks.
• section D :- it has 10 questions of 3 marks each, so section D has a weightage of 30 marks in total
• section E :- it has 2 questions of 5 marks each, so section D has a weightage of 10 marks in total.
BIOLOGY
* there will be a total of 57 questions
• section C :- it has 12 questions of mark each, so section B has a weightage of a total 24 marks.
• section D :- it has 8 questions of 3 marks each, so section D has a weightage of 24 marks in total
• section E :- it has 5 questions of 4 marks each, so section D has a weightage of 20 marks in total.
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