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Arpita Singh

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You are required to have 55% aggregate marks in 12th. Good universities have entrance tests for B.Sc, which you have to qualify with good passing marks. Otherwise, you can also get admission on the basis of merit in private institutes.

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Ramit Arora

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The merit list will be prepared based on the candidate's performance in academic and in the entrance test. For more details, check link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-john-s-college-Agra-23998/admission
Opt for the course that you love the most and are most passionate about, and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion.

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Garvit Kumar

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Yes, you would be required to give both the exams.

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Shikha Aggarwal

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The course offered is B.A. in German Studies. The eligibility is 12th pass with 45%.

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Abhishek ChauhanClinical Research Zone Expert

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Yes, definitely, you will get admission based on your 10+2 percentage (%) in private colleges anywhere in India and about assured to get admission on the basis of your CET numbers it will depend on students talent those appeared for CET and merit. So, keep the mindset positive.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Hi Devyansh,
I am afraid to tell you that with no maths background, you cannot take admission in SSCBS. In order to take admission there, you must have to score good marks on DU-JAT. And the primary condition for this exam is that you must have maths in your class 12th.
Hope that helps.
Good Luck.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

Guide-Level 14

Hi Santhya!
With this %, you may get admission in B.Com. For specialisation, I cannot be confirmed. As it depends upon if you had Math as a compulsory subject in your class 12th or not. There are some college doesn't allow admission for non-maths students for finance stream. However, admission in BBA with 76 is possible. I hope this helps.
Good Luck.

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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Yes, you can apply for the course but it depends upon your 12th class marks. Admission in the college depends upon your score in class 12.

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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The admission depends on the cut-off list. Wait and watch for the list but fill the forms of all the colleges.

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Sanchit KhandelwalWon Gold medal in National Cyber Olympiad

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With this percentage in class 12th, you can easily get admission in DU.

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