Do I need 90% in class 12th to study at Westford University College Dubai?

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It can be really good if an international student has 90% and is applying to Westford University College because the actual minimum requirement of around 55% in class 12th for an Indian applicant. Given are the subjects an Indian student should have in their high school coursework - 

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