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Saheel Sharan Tripathi

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275 in pcm And 81 in English 

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Al Kashaf

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To be eligible for the SSCBS BSc final merit ranking, candidates must choose one Language from List A + Mathematics or Applied Mathematics + Any two domain subjects. Out of the two domain subjects they pick, at least one must be from the primary List B1 given by DU. Candidates should note that they can only sit for those specific subjects in CUET that they have officially cleared in Class 12.

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Al Kashaf

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To be eligible for the SSCBS BSc final merit ranking, candidates must choose one Language from List A + Mathematics or Applied Mathematics + Any two domain subjects. Out of the two domain subjects they pick, at least one must be from the primary List B1 given by DU. Candidates should note that they can only sit for those specific subjects in CUET that they have officially cleared in Class 12.

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Anjali Kashyap

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With 262 marks in English + GAT and an overall CUET score of 549, you may have a chance in some central, state, and private universities offering BA Psychology, depending on your category and the counselling round. You can consider universities such as Central University of Haryana Cotton University (subject to cutoff), and private universities like Amity University or IILM University if you meet their eligibility criteria. Final admission depends on the university's cutoff your category and seat availability for  so it's best to apply to multiple options. 

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Mamona Gupta

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The BHU UG 2026 admissions (through CUET 2026) will start soon. The University will soon release the Combined Allotment Program -UG 2026 portal. The candidates will be asked to apply through this portal.

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Mamona Gupta

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The BHU UG 2026 admissions (through CUET 2026) will start soon. The University will soon release the Combined Allotment Program -UG 2026 portal. The candidates will be asked to apply through this portal.

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Raj Priya

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No, CUET is not required for admission into BVoc at Fergusson College. The college offers merit-based admission, considering the academic performance in the last qualifying exam. 

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Raj Priya

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No, CUET is not required for admission into BVoc at Fergusson College. The college offers merit-based admission, considering the academic performance in the last qualifying exam. 

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Al Kashaf

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No, GNDU does not allot seats for its BCom LLB course based on national entrance test ranks like CLAT or CUET. Admissions are strictly merit-based, directly calculating rank from Class 12 board marks. To secure a seat, candidates must register through the centralized system and fill the application online.

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Nishtha Shukla

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Amity Raipur does not accepts CUET scores for admission. Aspirants need to prove their merit for admission in merit accepting courses, such as BCA, BBA, BA, BSc, MA, MCA, MSc, etc. For courses such as BTech, MBA and BArch, the university accepts scores in JEE Main, NATA, CAT, MAT, XAT, etc.

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