Does Bharath College of Science and Management accept admission through JEE or NEET?

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The college does not consider either JEE or NEET scores when granting admission. At the college, students are chosen mainly by considering their Class 12 results. That means you will not have to appear for nationwide admission tests. Taking your board exam scores as evidence will be sufficient.

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