Since you are a student from the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education ( RBSE ), the correct option you need to select is 'Any Board 10+2 system, New Delhi', as it includes the recognized Indian school boards such as RBSE, CBSE, etc. The '10+2 system by Association of Indian Universities (AIU)' is an option which includes students who qualified from foreign boards or open school systems.

Candidates can download the RBSE Class 12 model paper from the official website of Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in.

• Visit the official website of RBSE .

• On the left panel, candidates will find the option of 'Books/Old Papers/Model Questions'.

• Click on the option and now select the year-wise model paper you want to download.

• A list of model papers will appear on the screen. You can download the stream-wise paper and print it to practise.

Yes, it is possible, but it depends on certain conditions. The National Medical Commission (NMC) has clarified that open school/correspondence board students (such as NIOS or similar recognised open schooling) are allowed to appear in NEET UG , under the GMER-23 regulations. It is allowed to study an additional subject (like Biology) via a recognised open school ( RSOS ), as long as that subject is taken through authorised institutions

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Rajasthan Board is recognized by the Board of Education in India. So IIIT will also accept your marks from the Rajasthan Board. Any good engineering college demands its candidates to have an aggregate of 60% in their 12th Board with Physics, Chemistry, and Math as their main subjects. Since you have scored 69%, you are eligible to apply for IIIT. But before that, you need to get your improvement marks in hand, so that you can apply

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In Rajasthan board , practicals are not generally repeated in the improvement examination. If you have already cleared the practical exam on the main board, your marks will be carried forward for the final calculation. However, if you missed the practical exam earlier, then you will be allowed to appear for it during the RBSE improvement exam.

Whether you have to appear in the practical exam or not depends on factors like the subject and the board's rules. Generally, in the RBSE board , it is not compulsory to appear in the practical exam again in the improvement exam. The main purpose of the RBSE improvement exam is to help students score better in the theory exam. If the subject includes a practical paper, your previous practical marks will be carried forward for the final calculation.

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No, it is not necessary to give RBSE practicals in improvement exams. The RBSE board examination for practicals will be considered in the main regular exams. The improvement exams are mostly held for the theory papers to check the student's performance.

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Filling in a different date of birth (DoB) on your 12th board form from what is on your 10th marksheet can lead to complications and potential rejection of your form. Educational boards, including the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE), typically require consistent personal information across all documents to prevent discrepancies and fraud.

Here are the steps you should take:

1. Rectify the Error: Apply for the correction of the DoB on your 10th marksheet through your school or directly with the board.

2. Documentation Consistency: Ensure that all your educational documents have the same DoB once the correction is made.

3. Application to Board: If the correction process is delayed, consult with the RBSE or your school authorities about how to proceed with your 12th board form.

Failing to correct this discrepancy can cause issues in future.

For any issue related to the RBSE supplementary exam fees, students can reach out to the RBSE helpline. You can visit the official website of RBSE for helpline number. Also, as of 2024, the supplementary exam fees are Rs 600 for regular students and Rs 100 per subject for practical exams.

Changing from the CBSE board to the RBSE in Class 12 is generally difficult and often not ideal due to differences in syllabi and examination structures. Most boards, including RBSE , do not recommend switching in the final year of schooling. It is crucial to consult both CBSE and RBSE authorities for specific policies, but making such a change earlier is advisable to prevent academic complications.