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Question by Siddhant on Oct 12, 2025Hindi

I gave compartment of one subject and I also passed that but when I collect marksheet it only shows that one particular subject for which I give compartment and in result it shows ""appeared for improvement "" so my question is why it's not showing all subject by replacing marls of that particular subject(chemistry). How will I take admission in colleges ? By giving both marksheet( original one and compartment one) or I will get new marksheet that showing all subject but by replacing my rt one to new one . Please tell me what I do now ??

Ans: Siddhant, you have NOT mentioned which board you belong to (State or CBSE or any other)? Assumed: CBSE. Your compartment marksheet shows only the specific subject because CBSE issues separate certificates for compartment exams. For college admissions, you need both marksheets - your original certificate and the compartment result. Some colleges may accept provisional admission pending consolidated marksheet availability, which combines all subjects. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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Asked on - Oct 21, 2025 | Answered on Oct 24, 2025

Sorry for inconvenience It's cbse board actually problem is I am from sc category so minimum 65% needed for admission in Nit/iit/iiit (general 75%+) and I got 64.5% in 12th cbse board examination then I gave improvement of chemistry then it became 65.2% if I replace my new marks from older marks( Top 5 ) . 4 subjects from original and 1 subject improvement one after that it became 65.2% . So my question is it satisfying requirements for iit/nit/iiit and I have two marksheet now so I have to apply both or I will get another one with full subject(replaced older marks) . Please tell me I used all my english in this Please help me sir Thank you

Ans: Yes, your 65.2% satisfies SC category eligibility requirements (65% minimum) for IIT/NIT/IIIT admissions. For JoSAA counseling, you need both marksheets - your original 2025 CBSE marksheet and the improvement exam marksheet. CBSE does not issue a consolidated marksheet; JoSAA accepts both documents uploaded as a single PDF and calculates your percentage by taking the best marks from each subject across both marksheets. Since you improved only Chemistry (1 subject), JoSAA will consider 4 subjects from your original marksheet plus the improved Chemistry marks, giving you 65.2% aggregate. This meets the 65% SC category criterion for NITs/IITs/IIITs eligibility. Ensure during JoSAA document verification you submit both the original and improvement marksheets together. Just one more suggestion: Please have 3-4 more back-up options by appearing for your State / Private Engineering Colleges' Entrance Exams and/or register with them to get admission with your JEE Score instead of relying only on JEE/JoSAA/IITs/NITs/IIITs.

Asked on - Oct 24, 2025 | Answered on Oct 24, 2025

Why are you saying don't rely on jossa ? Is it possible that they will reject me ? I am getting 65.2% as sc category so no chance of rejection Idk but I think you have doubt on jossa ? Is it ?

Ans: I think there’s been a small misunderstanding. I only meant to suggest that you keep some backup options in addition to JEE/JoSAA. I never said you shouldn’t try for JEE. I hope this clears things up.