CUET

Thakur College of Science and Commerce does not require the Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUET) for admission to its BSc program. Admission to the BSc programme is based on merit scores. The college offers various specializations in the BSc program, including Regular, Information Technology, Computer Science, Biotechnology, and Aviation.  The college offers a wide range of programs in the fields of science, commerce, and management. The basic admission criteria for undergraduate courses, excluding BMS, are the marks scored in the 10+2 level examination. The eligibility criteria and selection process for different courses may vary. For example, the BMS programme requires an applicant to have passed the 12th exam of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education. 

The selection process for B.A. LL.B varies by university, however it normally consists of two major steps:

Candidates must have finished Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in any stream from a recognised board to be eligible for the admission exam. Some colleges may also have a minimum % requirement in certain areas, such as English or Legal Studies.

Appearing in the admission exam: If you meet the eligibility requirements, you must take the Common University admission Test (CUET) Law. The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers the CUET Law, a national-level admission exam. The exam is intended to evaluate your legal knowledge, critical thinking abilities, and general knowledge.

To be considered for B.A. LL.B admission, you must have a minimum CUET Law percentile of 59%. The actual cutoff percentiles will differ based on the university and the amount of candidates.

Here is a summary of the selection process:

• Eligibility: Passed Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in any stream.
• Entrance exam: CUET Law.
• Minimum CUET Law percentile: 59%.