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    I gave 12th board this year then gave the improvement . in one subject i got a failed .it is mentioned RT. does it means i have failed. plz help

    Narendra Kumar 1st Oct, 2021
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    aswathypadinjakkara 1st Oct, 2021

    Hey

    RT stands for Repeat Theory. Students need to score a minimum 33% in both practical and theory examinations separately. In case a student has not scored the required 33% in the theory paper, he/she would be given an RT.

    Hope this helps.

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    22nd Jul, 2022
    Is rt compulsory?
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    Is rt mandatory or compulsory to give?
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    22nd Jul, 2022
    If I don't give the RT exam ?
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