I got 400/650 in 12th HSC Maharashtra 2020. I am in GEN quota. Am I in Top 20 Percentile or not? Will I be able to join IIT/NIT. What shall I do now? P.S. I am also appearing for NEET. Am I eligible for NEET? Will I be eligible for any government colleges if I score good marks in NEET?
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I don't know if you are in top 20 percentile or not, but if you have Maths as the subject, and score good in JEE, then you can get into IIT, NIT.
And yes you are eligible for NEET as you have scored more than 50% and if you have Biology as a subject.
Also 12th marks are not a big deciding factor. If you score good in Competitive exams like NEET or JEE, then you can definitely get a good college. But yes priority is given to the one with more marks in Class 10th and 12th.
I have received 90 % marks in class 10 (ICSE). I have taken the subjects PCMB, English and Computer in class 12.
Can you please tell me what was last year's Top 20 percentile marks for GEN?
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