B.Sc

Hi,
Admission Process:
Admission will be based on the CUCET (Central University Common Entrance Test).
Eligibility Criteria:
10 +2 or equivalent examination in Science stream having 55% marks in aggregate.
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Eligibility is as under,
B.Sc and BA courses except B.Sc (EMS); BCA; B.A. (EJP); BA(VC).
General merit: 80%
Roman catholic & Christian 70%
SC/ST 75%
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