B.Com. in Business Analytics 

at Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Patiala

   Clearly answer is no. A candidate with just 60% in their Class 12 marks is extremely unlikely to be admitted for a B.Sc. at Thapar  School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

• For the majority of B.Sc. programs, such as physics, chemistry, mathematics, etc., the minimum cutoffs stay above 75% to 80% for the corresponding subject combinations in the 12th boards.
• The 12th grade grades and the TIET-LSAT entrance exam scores are given 40% weight each in the admission criteria. A mere 60% on the boards places you in a very disadvantageous position.
• Due to intense competition, the cutoffs for well-known programs like B.Sc. Mathematics and Economics frequently reach 90%+ in the final admission rounds.
• Sometimes candidates from CBSE/ICSE boards with scores higher than 90% are not admitted.

Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers many courses like B.Tech, M.Tech, BBA, MBA, M.Sc etc. but the  Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences  has been a pioneer in engineering education, research and innovation.Doing enginnering in TSLAS is the best option and it is also consider to be the top course at Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Important Documents Required at the time of admission at Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences:

• Scanned Class 10, Class 12 and graduation marksheet
• Leaving Certificate
• Aadhaar Card
• Passport-size photograph
• Signature

Note: The list of documents mentioned above are the general documents. For more details visit the official website.

Yes, you can get B.Sc at Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences with 75 percentile in SAT India because the minimum cutoff is about 1260 marks in SAT exam. Also, the candidate must Passed 10+2 with 60% marks (55% for SC/ST category) in aggregate for three subjects in which English is a must. And the applicant may also need to give an interview.

Yes, candidates can get admission to Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences for BSc course with 70% aggregate in Class 12. The minimum requirement is Class 12 (55% for SC/ST category) aggregate for three subjects in which English is a must. CUET and SAT scores will be given due consideration (if available) and applicants with an SAT score of 1,260 or above can directly appear for the personal interaction without appearing for the online test.

The minimum cutoff for B.Sc. is about 1260 marks (75 percentile) in SAT exam. Also, the candidate must pass 10+2 with 70% marks (55% for SC/ST category) in aggregate for three subjects in which English is a must. To get admission to the Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, candidates must complete an online test + personal interview. The application process at TSLAS is conducted online.

Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences receives hundreds and thousands of admission applications. Candidates are offered admission based on their performance in the following rounds:

·       Academic performance:  Candidates should have scored 60% or equivalent in classes 10 and 12. Candidates with SAT scores are given preference.

Candidates, who have SAT score of 1260 or above, are eligible to directly appear for Personal Interaction.

·       Letter of Motivation: Candidates should also present a letter of motivation.

·       Academic Readiness: Candidates have to appear for an online test, which includes General awareness and Aptitude and Analytical Skills.

·       Personal Interaction: Candidates must also appear for one-on-one interaction with the admission committee panel.

Admission offers are made based on their overall performance in all the above rounds.

Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences is not a much expensive college. As compare to others college in patiala the fees of Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences are better. The most you need to pay for any of the course is about 14 lakhs. A maximum of 4 Lacs per annum can goes into your annual fees for academic including other expenses .At the price point the college is much better and has good placements.