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University College Dublin's Class 12 percentage depends entirely on the course. The average percentage required for UG admission for Indian students from CBSE or CISCE is between 65%-90%. The table below shows percentage of some programs at University College Dublin for Indian students-

UCD ProgramsAverage Percentage Requirement
Business80% - 90% 
Law80%
Liberal Arts & Sciences70%
Social Sciences75% - 85%
Engineering80% 
Health Science80% - 90%

 

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University College Dublin's Class 12 percentage depends entirely on the course. The average percentage required for UG admission for Indian students from CBSE or CISCE is between 65%-90%. The table below shows percentage of some programs at University College Dublin for Indian students-

UCD ProgramsAverage Percentage Requirement
Business80% - 90% 
Law80%
Liberal Arts & Sciences70%
Social Sciences75% - 85%
Engineering80% 
Health Science80% - 90%

 

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Which is the best country to study Zoology?

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The best country to study zoology depends on the fact that for which specialisation a particular country is famous. So, rather than a single best choice - the ideal country to study in for a course in Zoology should actually depend on what and where you want to study. Here are the top 5 countries to

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Harvard reads your school transcripts in the context of your specific school and educational system. The Harvard admissions team looks for the following when evaluating your application:

  • Excellent grades (ideally 95% or above in Class 12th board exams)
  • Take the most challenging classes available
  • Strong

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Yes, Indian students can apply to Harvard University directly after completing Class 12th. The university does not have any gap-year requirement. Students whose top choice for studying in the US is Harvard, are advised to apply during the Restrictive Early Action intake (Nov 1) instead of waiting fo

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The Harvard Business School enrolls the highest number of Indians at Harvard (115). The Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences comes close second with 107 students enrolled.

The top 5 Harvard schools with the highest number of Indian student enrollment are mentioned below:

Harvard School

Indian Students Enrolled

Harvard Business School

115

Harvard GSAS

107

Harvard Kennedy School

71

Harvard Extension School

67

Harvard Graduate School of Design

41

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Since UCD's admissions process looks for good applications rather than a single cutoff score, there are many steps Indian students can take-

  • Start Early and Track Deadlines- Apply early for UCD's famous UG and PG courses as they close ahead of academic year's start. Applying early gives you time to g

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The best courses after 12th Science biology (PCB) - other than traditional medical or MBBS include B.Sc. Biotechnology/Microbiology/Genetics, Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) and Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT). 

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