How much percentage of class 12 is needed for IELTS?

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IELTS doesn't see your percentage of Class 12. It is a strictly English Language testing system. Class 12 grades might have been asked of you for the admission in various universities abroad.
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12th Percentage does not matter to appear for IELTS. IELTS is purely based on English language fluency and understanding.
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