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Gurleen AhujaComputer Science & Engineering Undergraduate
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Your choice should depend on your own interest and scope in case if you do not succeed in qualifying IAS exam.
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pritam kashyap
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Keep checking the site and contact the dean of that university. You can also write mail and your queries to them and it might help you to get answers.
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Aditya SinghFinished
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Yes, you can pursue B.Sc. Getting less marks doesn't mean you are not up for it unless cut-off becomes a hindrance.
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pritam kashyap
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pritam kashyap
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No, how will you manage your attendance? Your concept will remain weak. Focus on one course only.
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Manpreet Kaur
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You will have to appear for PU's own entrance test for B.Sc. that is CET ug (common entrance test). The score of this test will be normalised with your 12th board marks and then merit lists will be prepared. PCM is the required combination. :)
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aditi chaudhary
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Firstly, you should focus on your studies because, your percentile is less. Then go for further B.Sc option. I am sorry to say, but you cannot get admission with such a low percentage.
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