What percentage do you need to get PCM?

Generally schools give science (PCM) if you score 80\%.

How do you calculate PCM\%?

For calculating PCM percentage you just need to first divide the sum of your marks scored in physics, chemistry and maths with the maximum marks (total marks) and secondly you need to multiply it with 100. The result will be your PCM percentage.

What is PCM mark?

ANSWER (1) PCM Aggregate = ( Marks in P + Marks in C + Marks in M) divided by 3. Suppose, your marks in. Physics = 80. Chemistry = 70. Maths = 50.

How much percentage is required to get PCM in 10th?

First of all, following varies from school to school but on an average to choose PCM or PCB after class 10th, you need a minimum of 80-85 \%. So prepare according to that. First of all, following varies from school to school but on an average to choose PCM or PCB after class 10th, you need a minimum of 80-85 \%.

Should I Choose PCM or PCB after 10th?

The marks of class 10th doesn’t matter. If you have interest in Science field (PCM/PCB), then you should choose this field. But, when will you enter your class 11th, then you will see that almost every student have above 75\%.

What is the qualification required to become a PCM officer?

-The candidate should have completed 12th standard or higher secondary education with at least 60\% aggregate marks in PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) . -The candidate age should be in between 18 years to 23 years.

Which subject should I choose for PCMB?

Can I Take PCMB? Math and Biology Both. Yes, you can take all 4 subjects in class 11 – Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths. If you are not sure whether you would like to pursue medicine, engineering or any other science course, then you can choose both Biology and Math (PCMB). You can give IIT JEE and NEET at the same time.