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BITS offers admission in three different modes:

• Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test (BITSAT).
• Direct Admission of Board Toppers.
• Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)- [For citizens of a country other than India].

For getting direct admission in BITS, one has to secure a minimum combined score of 75% in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and at least 60% marks in each of these subjects individually.

Since, you have secure full marks all the subjects mentioned above, you are qualified for direct admission in BITS.

For more information, please visit the website by clicking on the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-get-admission-in-bits-pilani-after-12th

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Congratulations on your outstanding achievement of scoring 99.5 percent in Class 12th with full marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. This is an exceptional academic performance, and it places you among the top-performing students in the country. BITS Pilani does offer direct admission to students who are toppers of their respective Class 12 boards. If you are officially declared as the topper of your board (for example, CBSE, ISC, or the Andhra Pradesh state board), you may be eligible for direct admission to the BITS campus of your choice, without appearing for the BITSAT exam. This direct admission is offered to board exam toppers as a special privilege, and it allows them to choose the program they wish to pursue. However, scoring 99.5% alone does not guarantee direct admission unless you are confirmed as the overall board topper. If you are indeed the topper, you should visit the official BITS admission website and apply through the dedicated board topper admission process. You will need to submit proof of your board rank and relevant academic documents as part of the application. If you are not the board topper, then you will need to appear for BITSAT, but your strong academic background should give you a good foundation for success in the entrance exam.

Best of Luck.

No, you cannot give a compartment exam in chemistry and an improvement exam in mathematics in the same year (2024) according to CBSE rules.

If you have a compartment in chemistry, you must clear that first, and then you can appear for improvement exams in other subjects in the next year.

CBSE does not allow students to appear for both compartment and improvement exams in the same year.

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Yes, you can apply for a CPL even if you didn’t score 50% in 10+2, as long as you have a BSc in Mathematics with Physics and Chemistry from a recognized university. Most flying schools accept this, but you must also pass the Class 2 and Class 1 DGCA medical tests.

Yes, you are eligible for NEET.

Even if Chemistry was your 4th subject, it's okay because you had Physics, Biology, and Chemistry in 12th, which NEET requires.

You need to pass all these subjects and have at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology if you are from the General category. If you belong to SC, ST, or OBC, then you need at least 40%. If you are a PwD candidate, then 45% is needed.

If you meet this, you can apply for NEET without any problem.