Can we join St. Xavier's College, Mumbai without CUET?

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Yes, you can join the BSc programme at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai without CUET, as the college does not accept CUET scores. Admissions to BSc programme at St. Xavier's College is merit-based for both government-aided traditional BSc courses and professional courses like B.Sc. IT or Bsc Biotechnolo

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