Can I use class 12 fake marlsheet for JOSAA counselling as I have cleared jee mains(96 percentile obc ncl) but scores 74% in 12 ..?
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16th May, 2019
Hello Piyush,
I advise you to not to do so. If you will do such type of things also then also it is of no use. Because now days everything is online. So once you fill your Class 12th Boards roll number then they will automatically verify it with the CBSE Results. So even if you will present fake marksheet then also they will come to know about your original marks. Showing fake marksheets can even make illegal cases on you due to which you might get punished.
I advise you to not to do so. If you will do such type of things also then also it is of no use. Because now days everything is online. So once you fill your Class 12th Boards roll number then they will automatically verify it with the CBSE Results. So even if you will present fake marksheet then also they will come to know about your original marks. Showing fake marksheets can even make illegal cases on you due to which you might get punished.
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Thank You so much for a good advice ...can you please tell me should I give jee advance or not as I have cleared mains with 96 percentile
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Dear Piyush according to me you should appear for JEE Advance as there is no harm to you in doing so. Suppose you cleared your JEE Advance then it will be a great advantage to you to get admission in some of the top engineering colleges in India.
But my 12th percentage is just 74%..?
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