Do we need different application forms for B.Tech and B.Sc for CUET?

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There is no need of filling out two separate application forms for B.Tech and B.Sc admissions through CUET.

When filling out the application form one have the option to select multiple programs and universities and can choose the programs which one wants to, and the respective universities will cons

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