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The Government Arts and Science College, Meenchanda, was started back in 1964 and is affiliated with Calicut University. When the college started functioning, there were only pre-degree courses, but today the college has 12 degree courses, 5 P.G. courses, and 1 research center.
It offers admission to a 3-year-long full-time undergraduate course, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Chemistry.
With reference to your question, for admission to this course, candidates need to clear the Kerala HSE examinations or equivalent (10+2) with a decent grade.
The admission is through the Centralized Admission Process (CAP), and due to high competition for admission, you need to have scored well in your 10+2. To be on the safe side, any score above 80% will be good.
The college publishes a list of successful candidates on its website, and for this session (2022-23) admissions are closed for undergraduate courses.