Can I get admission in NIU for BSc with 60% in Class 12th?

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Yes, candidate who have secured 60% in Class 12 board exams can secure an admission into BSc courses offered by the NIU. The candidates must clear Class 12 in the PCB stream to be eligible for most BSc courses and then appear for the CUET entrance exam to qualify for admissions. The NIU BSc admissio

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