Can students get selected at Faculty of Law, Calcutta University with 70% in class 12th?
Yes, candidates can take admission at Faculty of law, Calcutta university with 70% in Class 12. Since 70% is a decent score the university can grant the candidate admission. However, they must appear for the entrance test to take admission and secure a valid and required aggregate in the same.
Yes, students can take admission at Faculty of law, Calcutta university with 70 percent in class 12 th. The minimum class 12 th marks required are also 45 percent. But only 12 th marks are not enough to get the admission. Students need to qualify in the entrance exam also. The West Bengal council of
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