B.Sc. Colleges accepting Maharashtra HSC in India

For Rajiv Gandhi College of Arts, Commerce and Science admission, candidates must have a valid Class 12 score for a course at the UG level. Based on the score, the college releases the merit lists on its official website. Aspirants whose names appear in the cutoff list need to undergo document verification and the fee payment process to confirm admission. The Round 1 cutoff percentage varied between 36.83 and 72.67 for the Rajiv Gandhi College of Arts, Commerce and Science cutoff 2026. 

Candidates seeking admission to BSc at DY Patil School of Hospitality and Tourism Studies do not need to take any entrance examination. The selection is done based on merit in Class 12. There is a minimum aggregate requirement in Class 12 for each BSc specialisations. Mentioned below is the aggregate required in Class 12 for each DYPU SHT BSc courses:

Specialisation	Class 12 Aggregate
Event Studies	50%
Cruise Line Studies	40% & 40% marks in English; age limit: 25 years; medical fitness certificate to be submitted
Hospitality Studies	35%
Culinary Studies	35%

Median salary of Certificate course is INR 300,000-1,000,000 as per the reports/data available.

Sanjivani University BSc seats are allotted by merit and counselling. Merit is based on Class 12 PCB marks, with reserved seat norms and a state quota. Shortlisted students must complete fee payment to confirm admission.