Can I join MLT programme at Chandigarh University without NEET score?
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If you have not given NEET, there is no problem at all; you can still join the Medical Lab Technology (MLT) programme at Chandigarh University, and you know that the university doesn't even ask for it. If you want to do a B.Sc. MLT, then you must have 50% marks in 12th with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects. For M.Sc. MLT, you need to obtain 55% marks in your graduation.
Though it is not mandatory for the programme to give entrance, you can also take the Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET). The test is very simple, and it is available online; the admission process is also smooth. So yaa, if you meet
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