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MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Sep 24, 2026

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Respected Sir,I am a JEE 2027 dropper and passed my Class 12 CBSE board exams in May 2026, clearing all 5 subjects but falling slightly short of the 75% aggregate requirement.To improve my score, I appeared for the immediate July 2026 Supplementary/Improvement exam in one subject (Mathematics). However, my score did not increase enough to cross the 75% mark.I now plan to register as a CBSE Private Candidate for the February/March 2027 main board examinations to give improvement exams in two more subjects: Physics and Chemistry. My strategy is to combine my original 2026 marks (for Mathematics, Computer Science, and English) with my upcoming 2027 private exam marks (for Physics and Chemistry) to meet the 75% aggregate criteria for JoSAA / IIT admissions.Could you please confirm:Does having appeared for the single-subject July 2026 exam legally restrict me from appearing as a private candidate for Physics and Chemistry in the 2027 board exams?Will JoSAA accept the collation/combination of my 2026 original marksheet and 2027 improvement marksheet to satisfy the 75% eligibility criteria?Thank you for your time and guidance.
Ans: What is your JEE score? You did not mention it. If it is low/very low, then why you are insisting to appear for JEE (Main) again and again?

Related to CBSE: No. Under CBSE’s improvement rules, a candidate is allowed only ONE chance for improvement, so having already appeared for Mathematics in July 2026 would generally prevent another improvement attempt in Physics/Chemistry in 2027.

Related to JoSAA/IIT: You should not assume that your proposed combination of 2026 original marks and 2027 improvement marks will be accepted; the applicable 2027 JEE/JoSAA rules must be checked when officially published, because the qualifying-percentage calculation has specific rules for improvement candidates.

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