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My Son Failed 11th ICSE: Can He Switch to State Board for Science?

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MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Mar 07, 2025

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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 07, 2025Hindi

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Hi, my son failed in 11th ICSE board, and now he wants to pursue science in state board, what will be the process for the same, will he have to wait for the results of 10th board and then start the fresh admission process also any possibilities he can do 12th privately from any college?

Ans: Hello dear.
You have the following choices: (1) From the new academic year, take admission to 11th standard in the state board-affiliated college and pass 12th grade from the same board. (2) If you need more flexibility, then you can take the admission to NIOS board which is as good as a private college. Contact the nearest center of NIOS. The academic process starts after the result of the 10th board examination.

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