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Yash Gupta
Scholar-Level 16
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Rohit Saraswat
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You can use this tool to compare both these colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
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Shikher jainStudent
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you can get admission in this college directly. you dont need to clear Jee Mains. There is no selection criteria of admission in this college.
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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi!
The admissions in Wilson College are based on merit. Cut-off list will be released by the University of Mumbai.
The admissions in Wilson College are based on merit. Cut-off list will be released by the University of Mumbai.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
Hello,
The merit list of mentioned school is published and available on the school's website. However, the minimum required percentage for a few courses is given under for your information-
1. BA (89.67% - 96.8%)
2. B.Com (88.4% - 95.8%)
3. B.Sc. (IT) - 79% (math marks).
The merit list of mentioned school is published and available on the school's website. However, the minimum required percentage for a few courses is given under for your information-
1. BA (89.67% - 96.8%)
2. B.Com (88.4% - 95.8%)
3. B.Sc. (IT) - 79% (math marks).
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