Can I get admission at OPJS University in BA course without CUET?

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Manori Sahni | Contributor-Level 9

a year ago

Yes, OPJS University offers admission to its UG programmes on a merit basis. Hence, the aspirants can get a seat in a BA course based on performance in the last qualifying examination. As per information gathered from multiple sources, a CUET score is not compulsory for the course admission. To be e

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