Can I get B.A at Sri Balaji University Pune with 75 percentile in Cbse 12th?
An exceptional 75th percentile in the CBSE 12th grade does not guarantee admission to all B.A. programmes at Sri Balaji University Pune. While a minimum score of 50% is required, popular programmes may face intense competition, and higher marks are often preferred.
However, these choices are still av
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Even though a 75th percentile in the CBSE 12th grade is impressive, admission to all of Sri Balaji University Pune's B.A. programmes is not certain. Although there is a 50% minimum criterion, there may be fierce rivalry for well-liked programmes, and scores exceeding 80% are frequently favoured. Sti
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