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Madhumitha GomathinayagamHR Professional, Educational & Career Counselor
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Dear Ajeesh Garg,
Eligibility to pursue a B.Sc (physics) - HSC (physics, chemistry and maths) as per UGC guidelines.
Eligibility to pursue a B.Sc (physics) - HSC (physics, chemistry and maths) as per UGC guidelines.
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Madhumitha GomathinayagamHR Professional, Educational & Career Counselor
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You have done your HSC, therefore you are eligible to pursue BBA (3-year). Admission depends upon the ranking of the applicant.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
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As far as I know, both of them are considered but the priority is given to best of four subject's marks, the cut-off that is released is based on the best of four subject's marks, you can also check the university website. All the rules and regulation about calculating the best of four subject's marks is available on the university website.
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Anjali Sharma
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Visit the link below and find the information related to cut-offs, placements, courses, fee, admissions, rankings, eligibility and reviews for B.Sc in Zoology colleges in India.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-zoology-colleges-india
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-zoology-colleges-india
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Ashish Kumar
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NEET marks won't get you an agriculture college. There are separate exams held in order to get a seat to pursue B.Sc in agriculture. These exams are:
1. ICAR: This exam is held for all the agricultural universities/colleges throughout the country. All the agriculture colleges have 15 % reserved seats for students who clear this exam. Also, there are some deemed universities which have 100% seats reserved for the students clearing this exam.
2. BHU: It conducts its own university entrance exam for admissions in agriculture colleges in BHU.
3. State Agriculture Test: Every state conducts its own exam for admissions to the agriculture coll
1. ICAR: This exam is held for all the agricultural universities/colleges throughout the country. All the agriculture colleges have 15 % reserved seats for students who clear this exam. Also, there are some deemed universities which have 100% seats reserved for the students clearing this exam.
2. BHU: It conducts its own university entrance exam for admissions in agriculture colleges in BHU.
3. State Agriculture Test: Every state conducts its own exam for admissions to the agriculture coll
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Amrit Raj
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Hi Neeraj,
Everyone who has scored above 60% marks in class 12th are eligible to get admission in Delhi University. However, the cut offs goes high generally creating problems for low scorers. Yes, you can get economics without mathematics. Apply for DU and wait for the cutoff declaration.
Everyone who has scored above 60% marks in class 12th are eligible to get admission in Delhi University. However, the cut offs goes high generally creating problems for low scorers. Yes, you can get economics without mathematics. Apply for DU and wait for the cutoff declaration.
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Amrit Raj
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If you have made any mistake in the application form, then you need to write a mail to the concerned authorities mentioning all your basic details like name, registration number, mobile number, and the mistake which you have done. They will revert back to you ASAP.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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The college will accept your application provided you have completed your 12th with pass marks in all the subjects and no backlogs. Your chances of getting in would be difficult with that score, but not impossible.
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Nirmal Kumar
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Forget about 10. You just need 50% aggregate in 12 with PCM to be eligible for ICAR exam.
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