CAN BAD MARKS IN 10TH CLASS IMPACT ELIGIBILITY TO STUDY IN GOOD COLLEGE?

The answer to this question is divided in two parts:, 

 1.) As we heard that many of our friends, relatives or known ones told us that bad marks in 10th may impact the future opportunities or can hamper future career. So, this statement is somehow true.
If you scored bad marks or somehow just passing  marks in 10th class then you may not be able to choose or study the subjects of your choice from XI onwards. For example, you have a keen interest in Science and want to opt Science stream from class XI onwards but you scored just 50% in your 10th class board exams. So, due to this bad or less scores in 10th class may lead you to not study in Science  Stream or let's say in commerce stream as some schools have their own rules and policies on account of selection of students to whom (students) the school will provide Science or commerce stream.
So, the bad scores in 10th class may make you to not study the subjects of your choice from XI onwards. 
2.) Now lets's suppose you had decided to study in IIT after 12th for graduation. But your bad scores or less scores in 10th has made you to not study Science as a subject from XI class. Due to which you haven't studied Science in your XI and XII class and as a result your limitation to not able to opt for Science makes you ineligible to study in IIT or any other Science college.

 So, the good or bad scores in 10th class will only help you to study subjects of your choice in XI and it will not directly impact your eligibility to study in good college. 

 The eligibility to study in good colleges in Science stream is just you should have PCM in XI and XII and great scores in 12th.

 The eligibility to study in good colleges in Commerce stream is just you should have Commerce in XI and XII and 95%+ in 12th.

 The eligibility to study in good colleges in Arts stream is just you should have Arts in XI and XII and 95%+ in 12th.

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