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It is genuinely not relevant.
I interned and got placed after 7 months of unpaid internship (online-covid), I did not exclude my 12th grade percentages from my CV and was never asked about them.
You can try to inflate the percentage because it's uncommon to seek the actual marksheet.
Unless you encounter the worst of recruiters, who relish making others feel inadequate, you will be fine.
12th grades matter shit and so does most of what you learnt in school, like Pythagoras theorem, chemistry equations, Akbar and Aurangzeb etc
P.S- I really doubt they'll doubt my credibility seeing my 12 grades marks. Kindly help