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Practical exams play a significant role in the overall assessment for the JAC 12th exams, especially for subjects that include practicals including Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Practical exams help students learn and understand scientific concepts and apply theoretical knowledge in real-life or experimental situations.

To pass the JAC 12th exams , students must secure a minimum of 33% marks both in aggregate and individually in theory and practical papers. For subjects with practicals, the theory paper carries 80 marks, and the practical paper carries 20 marks, with students required to pass both papers separately.

Yes, you are eligible for further studies in Andhra Pradesh after completing your JAC 12th exams from the Jharkhand Academic Council ( JAC Board ). Ensure you meet the specific eligibility criteria of the colleges or universities you are applying to, such as required marks and subject combinations. It is also advisable to check if there are any additional entrance exams or requirements.

For Class 11 students, several scholarship exams are available to help with education costs. Popular ones include:

1. Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) – for science students.

2. National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) – for overall academic excellence.

3. Olympiads – like Science, Maths, and English Olympiads.

4. State Government Scholarships – many states offer scholarships for 11th and 12th students.

Check eligibility and apply early to get financial support an d recognition!

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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the list of subjects for which offline exams will be conducted for Class 12th students. The CBSE will be conducting examinations only in main subjects in Class XII.

Candidates who wish to apply for the examination can register themselves online on the portal which will be made available soon by the CBSE. As per the notice released, offline examinations for CBSE Class 12 Board 2021 would be conducted from August 16, 2021, to September 15, 2021.

Students who are not satisfied with the computed marks can take the exams offline. As per the policy, marks scored in the examination will be considered as final.

The CBSE will be holding the exams for those students, who after the declaration of result 2021, do not meet the qualifying criteria in one subject and are placed in the compartment category. This examination is compulsory for Private, Patrachar and second chance compartment candidates etc., whose result has not been declared based on the Policy for Tabulation because of their non-availability of yearlong assessment details.

Candidates will be examined only in the reduced syllabus as prescribed for the year of examination. The design of the question papers will be similar to the Sample Question Papers, available on Board's official website.

Hey Ragini,

Your marks does not depends on the length of your answer. You are graded on the content of your answer. It should contain required amount of information asked.

Answer according to the masks of the question and it should meet the required standard points.

Hope this was helpful,

Thank You.