Can I get admission to UPES School of Computer Science for B.Tech with 60% in Class 12th?

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Yes, the eligibility criteria includes a minimum of 50% of marks in both 10th and 12th and a minimum of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Maths. For selection, you will have to qualify in the UPESEAT exam to apply for B.Tech CSE couse. However, scores from national level engineering exams like JEE are a

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To be eligible for admission to the B.Tech CSE programme at UPES School of Computer Science,  you must have at least 50% in your 10th and 12th grade, including 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. You must also pass the UPESEAT exam in the year of admission. 

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