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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility St. Xavier's College Kolkata

I scored 942/1000 in my state boards with 95% in PCM but I had to drop a year, now I want to pursue B.Sc computer science.

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Shiladitya Roy

Contributor-Level 9

Hi Bhuvan,
You are eligible to apply. Looking at your marks I think there's a good chance that you might get a seat. Dropping year is part of life. Not a problem at all.
Don't think too much and apply, the process has been started.
Go to the college website and do the rest.
If you have any further queries, feel free to ask.
All the best.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility Delhi University (DU)

What is the eligibility for B.Sc(Hons.) biology? When will the admission start and how to apply for that?

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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree

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Admission will start after the cbse 12th results and they will set the cutoff according to the colleges and categories . After releasing Cutoffs either you can apply through online or by visiting campuses . And the eligibility is that you should pass the 12th board by Science stream in PCB stream with minimum 50 percent marks. Note if you have both biology and maths in 12th then maths score will not be counted in minimum percentage . All the best.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility Hindu College, University of Delhi

I got 78% in 12th, can I get admission in B.Sc(Hons.) in physics?

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Pavan Kumar

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Yes, you can get admission in Hindu College.
The eligibility criteria of Hindu College is qualifying the 12th with a minimum of 60% aggregate percentage in PCM or PCB.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility MSU - The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda

We have completed 12th and score should be above 75%, should we write any exam for it?

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

Scholar-Level 16

The basic minimum eligibility for pursuing B.Sc in Nutrition and Dietetics is a X and XII qualification from a recognized educational Board with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as the main subjects at the intermediate level, with a minimum aggregate score of 50%.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility Gautam Buddha University

I got 72% in Bihar board. Can I get admission in this university? Also, I am from general category. My course is B.Sc (Hons.) in chemistry.

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Abhinav Tyagi

Beginner-Level 2

Yes, you can take admission as the minimum percentage requirement is only 60%.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility Panjab University

Can I get B.Sc.(Hons.) math at PU after filling PCM subject combination in PUCET?

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Manik Lakherwal

Beginner-Level 2

Yes, you can get B.Sc(Hons.) maths if you have filled PCM.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility Hindu College, University of Delhi

Sir, I got 48% in 12th board. Can I get admission in B.Sc(Hons.) in maths?

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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth

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No, your percentage is too low so you won't get any seat for B.Sc(Hons.) Try for some other courses. The cutoff is hardly 75 so your percentage is too low. You don't even have 1st division so not a chance. Nowadays, 60% for honors is mandatory, so I recommend you to give improvement of 12th and score high percentage so that you can get a seat in some good college and with your own subject selection or go for entrance test so that the percentage doesn't matter.
Good Luck.

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B.Sc. (Hons) Eligibility B.Sc. (Hons) in Delhi

Can you suggest some top colleges for B.Sc honors in chemistry?

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