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what is the pass marks out of 70 in kolhan University I got 27 out of 30 in internal exam then how much marks required to get pass out of 100


Taniya Mit 13th Feb, 2020
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Swati Umang 21st Feb, 2020

Hello! Hope you are doing good

Mostly universities follow CBCS system which has its particular syllabus, passing marks, rules and regulations. According to which 36% marks is required to pass any course.

You need only 9 marks out of 70 to pass the exam since you have already scored 27 out of 30 in internals, it's very easy for you to pass in the exam. If you can score so good in an internal then you should be confident enough to come out with flying colours in the finals as well.

Have faith in yourself and revise well. You'll definitely do very good in your exams.

All the best.

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27th Aug, 2022
And if anyone did'nt get any no in internal exam then how many marks will he have to bring in external
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