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Scholar-Level 17

Hi Jyoti,
Your graduation marks are less. If you fulfill the eligibility criteria then you can get a seat. Candidates should have successfully completed their Bachelors degree (preferably arts) of a minimum 3 or 4-year duration with its equivalent (10+2+3 or 10+2+4). The candidate needs to have a minimum of 55% aggregate at graduation level.

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Yes. Since you have completed both your Bachelors and Masters in arts hence you will have it easy to do with a level course.

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