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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The eligibility criteria of famous Amity University Noida courses are as follows:
BTech: Complete Class 12 with at least 50% to 60%, in PCM. For some BTech specialisations, the university accepts PCB stream candidates.
BBA: Class 12 with 60% and 55% for Sponsored category students.
MBA: A bachelor's degree in any stream with 50% marks.
Selection for Amity University courses is either based on entrance examination scores or merit.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
Atria Institute of Technology does now not provide B.E. In Automobile Engineering.
It has publications like Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil, AI, and Data Science.
If you need to observe Automobile Engineering, you may test different faculty members in Bangalore or nearby towns that offer this path.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
Jai Hind College prepares advantage lists primarily based on the entire percentage of all topics in Class 12, no longer simply the top 4 topics.
They matter marks of all five fundamental topics at the same time as calculating the final rating for admission.
So, your full Class 12 end result is crucial for purchasing admission in any course.
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BBAU does not offer M.Sc Botany through CUET PG. So, with 131 marks, you cannot get admission there.
Other universities like BHU offer Botany, but their cutoff is better, generally above 160. Your chances are low until you belong to a reserved category.
You can attempt other schools with lower cutoffs.
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The eligibility criteria for BA LLB at BMS College of Law is qualifying the BMSCLAT entrance exam along with a personal interview. Applicants should also fulfill the requirement of 45% in Class 12 (40% for SC/ST). Final admission is on the basis of aggregate performance in the exam and interview. The procedure follows merit and performance-based admission.
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Selection to the BA LLB programme of BMS College of Law is based on BMSCLAT and PI. Candidates need to first fulfill the eligibility and apply online or offline. Entrance test qualified candidates are called for PI. Merit list is prepared based on both rounds.
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