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I did my 12th from CBSE. I had 6 subjects in my class 12th exam. How should I calculate the percent. Should I include the 6th subject or not. I am filling the form of competitive exam.


Megha 10th Oct, 2023
Answer (1)
shivamtrivedi0005 10th Oct, 2023

Hello aspirant,

Basically, the total marks scored in the exam and the total marks for which the exam was given are used to compute the percentage of marks.

As you have studied 6 subjects in your class 12th, your percentage will be calculated on the basis of your score in 5 subjects. But in those 5 subjects you must include your main subject along with English.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

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