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how to apply for pucet exam. is there any form or something. plz tell
19th Jul, 2020
PU CET 2020 Application Form has been released by Panjab University, Chandigarh. Candidates can fill the form online from March 11, 2020, to July 13, 2020, for UG courses and from April 23 to September 07, 2020, for PG courses. Candidates need to fulfil all the eligibility criteria in order to apply for PUCET 2020.
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Can i get admission in punjab university if i have 210 marks in pucet and 90 percent in boards
27th May, 2020
Dear Jasjot,
Thank you for your query. The passing marks for admission to Punjab University will depend on the course you want to pursue. But I will put some of the passing marks required:
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Elective =20 Optional =10 Diploma =20 Additional Elective =10 Additional Optional =05
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Can u plz tell how much 90 percentile mean in pucet i just want to ask how much marks
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25th May, 2020
Hello.
Percentile is calculated on the basis of the number of student who get marks equal to and less than your marks it is even quite difficult to predict marks from percentile directly, it may become easy if you know that how many student get marks equal to and less than your marks and the data is not disclosed for everyone and even the data is very vast that may be the another reason, generally the percentile calculation vary according to the number of student appeared for the exam, if it is about 90 percentile then it looks that you have good percentile but in actual not, here the difference in percentage and percentile is that higher the number of percentage designate that you actually have a good score but higher the number of percentile not necessarily designate that you have good score it depends upon the number of candidate appeared for the exam, difficulty level of the exam, percentile scored by the toppers.
Best of luck.
Percentile is calculated on the basis of the number of student who get marks equal to and less than your marks it is even quite difficult to predict marks from percentile directly, it may become easy if you know that how many student get marks equal to and less than your marks and the data is not disclosed for everyone and even the data is very vast that may be the another reason, generally the percentile calculation vary according to the number of student appeared for the exam, if it is about 90 percentile then it looks that you have good percentile but in actual not, here the difference in percentage and percentile is that higher the number of percentage designate that you actually have a good score but higher the number of percentile not necessarily designate that you have good score it depends upon the number of candidate appeared for the exam, difficulty level of the exam, percentile scored by the toppers.
Best of luck.
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