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is it necessry to score 10% individually in paper 1 and 2 or 10% in each subjt in total paper 1+2??


sidharth kosta 22nd May, 2017
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Shivshant Tripathi 23rd May, 2017
It's 10% of total aggregate marks in each subject means 10% of 122 as the total marks in each subject was 122,61 and 61 of both paper
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23rd May, 2017
what will happen if i score 13 out of 122 , but failed to get 7.5 %in one subject of paper 2 ? ST category
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23rd May, 2017
There is no individual cut off for each subject in each paper. Subject cut off is combined of both the paper marks.So if you score more than 10% of total aggregates in any subject then your cut off that Subject is achieved you don't have to score individually 10% in each paper.
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Shahbaz khan 23rd May, 2017
Yabro it's ....................
Md Sohail Ahmed 23rd May, 2017
10% individually in both paper 1 and 2.

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